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ACCOUNTS
OHA REE
QPENEE
We are closini.r out all merchandise on the first floor to make room for our New Cloak. Suit and Millinery
Red Cross Week!
Fly 21 Flag. '5
Good Quality lllaslin Flags, 3115 Feel
79c.
WHI LE THEY LAST
RAYMOND 8t SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sis. Norwalk
New Models of'While Shoes
For Outings, Tennis, Yachting and General Wear
A host of attractive styles for men, women and children.
Satisfactory White Stockings
Of Silk, Lisle, and High Grade
Cotton
CONNIE—ALLY 81 BRACKEN-
81 Washington Street. South Norwalli.
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‘liall. Ensign l”.\\‘.1\loi'iliall “as in
”WW Department. You will find many fine bargains throng bout the entire store. A few of the many specials we
—()n and alter Monday. June 231ll.‘ are offering: ,
Hialmar, Turkish Trophies, London? ’
Life and Royal Nestor cigarettes Will ' .
be 13c or 2 for 250. Murads. Moguls. ' HOSIery GREA T SALE OF ‘ SUI TS walsts fl
Mclaclirinos and Naturals will be 181? ” .' M
r 2 for 35¢. 32,3: (goggle; Hoes .......... 11.36 pr. ‘ :l‘gg gtilslzaists """"""" $' 17:;
............ r. - " . ............
3. meetin" of the advisory (10mm? 75c Silk ’42:: ............ 55: gr. 95 Odd Suits ..................... , ......... $7.95 Special
‘ 1. " t “ 1.258”an ............ 95 . ‘ ‘ 1 " " ’ ' 1,00W't ................. 395
We of the South 'Nm'walk Balmst I 21.50 Silk Dione ..... Z . . 31.1; 2:. SDI'IBE Sllltb that 801d 11!) to $10.00 and ($16.00 In this 5 a" S I
Church which was to have been held lat" Flannelette GOWIIS '
1w was WW“ I Underwear . {1 , snack and White Check Suits ........... s5. 00 ggwaigfggmtfoggm 33-13;; i, ,
Congressman E, J. Hill has caused "“"l ' ‘l I . . fl
. ( . . 79c Knit Underwear-.... , ............... ‘, Combinations
to be sent to the Sentinel a hunted $100 Wool Underwear. a MIRA SPECIALS $1.00 Combinations 79c l
“umber 0f WWW”, “0‘“ my 1’3?" $1.25 Wont Underwear.- oi. """""" $1.50 Combinations ...... $1.00
entitled with suggestions for utilizing 50c Children’s Wool ..... : . «a» 3,. ‘ $1.00 60wno .................. 79c .
11ml... garden was- top... are 29c cum... “med -------- ' 8021‘ .13 810 00 Coats ........................ $3. 95 .
available and will be given our read 35° Ch'mfens Fleeced 250 " 95 ‘ Veils
91's as long 85 the supply holds Olll. l _ $16 00 coats ............................... $9: $1.00 Veils ................... 75C l
‘ 15c Summer Vests 12 1.2c COATS AND DI{SSES 75‘: 25C Veils ..................... 19C
William J. Scully. son of John W. y , ' _ ' BOltS
Scully, president of the ruins Hit"; 250 Children’s Summer Vie “in 01039 out 133 Summer Coats and Dresses 50c Belts ..................... 35c
Me i a member of the naval 1‘9' Vests ............. 19c while the lot lasts at ................ 75c each
serve unit that is doing guard duty all gatglltl’lfl‘ 831065 and CBDSC CA
the aviation camps in eastern Mussa- c at mg oes ............ P
chnctts. He has many local friends f COTSEtS CLO I H SKIR I S :3: 31:22: 22:25:32
and acquaintances 59c (30,5915 _________________ 42c . 39c Bathing Gaps ............. 25c
' $1.25 Corsets ...... 1 .......... 95c r V - l. ..
Mr. Chester Heath, the lcuchcr in I $1.50 Cereals ............... $1.15 $230 Cloth Skfrts ------- ' - ' ' . ' ' ' ' - - ' ' ' ' 31'70 BOSS
charge of the sixth grad" HI the 32: 32:2: 22:3: ----------- 23: $4.00 Cloth Skirts ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.95 ligoocfilgfefigdafé’im -------- ‘72:
Prawn" 5”?” ““0"" “"“Q ”‘9 has“ $1.00 Petticoats .............. 795 $6.00 Cloth Skirts . . . . . . . . . . .. ......... $3.95 50c Children‘s Bags ...... ,.:..35c
to his class today and gave them a _ ‘ ‘
Wm“, Wm... ,,, ”,9 My 0, a pic. , . Wash Skiits ............ . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.00 Fownes’ Gloves
pic. The affair was held in the Taylor + BraSSlereS $2.00 Kid Gloves ............ $1.50
avenue woods and a fine time was en- ’ ' $1.50 l(lr_l Gloves ............ $1.00
loved. Games. races and other sports :55: (Ii-gym; aL‘Jéiideziévaists. . . .33: MILLINERY 7731: 33251253125 .............. 23:
. . “‘5 r or ......... e ...........
made up the program. 50c Ladies Brassieres ..... M..'J9c ~ J
‘ " ‘ $1.00 Ladies Brassleres ...... 75c 190 Odd Shapes at ___________________________ 10c Neckwear
'llic Ionizct day of the year, «16- _ 50c Windsor Ties ............. 39c
cording to scientists, passed yoslcr- A ’ $1.00 Shapes ................... . .......... ~. . 30c 29c Windsor Ties ............. isc‘"
«m.»- ......1. "in my '3'“; ...... House Dresses 82. 00 Shapes ..................... ...... .. 99c Laces
from now untl Deceit} 191' L‘- , 9. sun All Ch -.
. - ildren’ s Hats at One-Half Price . 5c Val. Laces ............... 3c yd.
Will drop lower in the heavens each KlmOHOS 10c V5! La
. . ‘ . . . econ... ......... (icyd.
day ic sun 81089 at 4 15.1. ‘11-» 50c Hm,“ Drones ..... , ...... 39c NEW mlLLINERY 15¢:I Val. Laces ............. 8c. yd.
yesterday and set at 7:30 P. m. M $1.00 House Dresses ........... 79c 170 Laces ................ 12c yd.
l; a. 111.. ,1”. temperature was 63 de' l $125 House Drum ----------- 192; We Will place on sale a large shipment of Satin. N t‘
grcos, and at 2:20 p. 111.. was 81 do 3(1). 583$:uf‘i'imir‘zsss’es $ 7c Panama and White Hats at SNClfll Prices for E t‘ t S lylllus ‘
., __. . l , ' ~, ' ------------- “...... n Ire soc a at one 1.3 to
3“” “"“0”:‘ffiijlfgrees mg!“ i 105 Lawn Kimonos.. .......... 10c t [S sale. 12 off.
A iiiceliiig of the Loyal Order of ~-——-—----- ""
Mouse. South {\‘Oi'wulk lodge NO. 529
was held last cloning. Two c~andi
dates wcic initiated and the ladies oil
the “00de tit Legion were air en the-
use of the grounds I01 11 strawberry
festival during July. After next
Thursday's meeting, the Moose '-‘!lll
meet only on the first and third
Thursday" during July. Anglist and
September.
lhand in the Spanish
“1 observed the conditions from first
American war,
when the fighting men lucked the at.
tention that would have saved many
lives. and l have carefully followed
the work of the Red Cross in the Euro-
Dl‘. Thomas Francis and Dr. Frank
if“. Huntington of this city chiroprac-
lots. will attend tho banquet of the
association at the Stratficld. in Bridge
1101. on Saturday evening. Di. John
A.‘ Keller. recently appointed to the
state board will be toastmasler. Oth-
cr speakers scheduled for talks are:
Dr. J. M. Lovan. il’tlsburizh; Dr. Rent-y
Dcurringer. J. M. Nahset and J. H.
Johnson of New York: Dr D. Bryant.
Newark. \' J.und A. W. Marshand
Of Philadelphia.
Whether Pleasure Beach, always
popular with Norwalkers, will be Open-
cd this year as a summer resort (to
pends «entirely upon whatever action
may be taken by the United States
government. Mrs. D. H. Lawlor, one
of the McMahon heirs owners of the
island, says. Mrs. Lawlor said that
the heirs of the McMahon estate are
‘awaiting word from Washington. and,
the message will be determined wheth-
er the pleasure resort will be used by
authorities this summer.
merit plan, whose
' tions were made through
Call and got‘your book.
"the public or wholly by the military
1 Loan upon the partial pay- Q
pear war and i tell you that it has
‘bccn wonderful and paillcularly the
gasslstance of thc Aiiici'ic.|1lRed (‘ro‘s
branch in chaige of the ambulance dc-
lachmcnts [that are right at the front.
We. must get behind the American Red
Cross to look after our boys in this
way and the We, means you and every
one Oi you. By so doing we will save
lives of our men who go forth to show
the German legions that we are in this
war to make for the entire world, gov-
ernment founded on the ably defend-
ed American principle, ‘of the people,
for the people and by tho people.’ ”
George Downy to the patrons of the
Palace Theatre yesterday in announc-
ling that. Messrs. A. J. Collins and
if, W.-.‘
This was the message of Captain
GLOVER’S
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APPROPRIATE FOOTWEAR
POR ’
WARM WEATHER
Men’ 3, Women’ 3,, Boys‘ and
Girls’ Oxfords and Pumps
Our Lines of Rubber Soled
,Eootwear will interest you.
White Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps
For Tennis, Yachting, Out-
ing and All Kinds of
' Pleasure
' ~ ”KGdS" '
.. In Many Styles
Ohildren’s “Ila-Slicer {and
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powwow“
no: Wuhio'ton Qt.
uiday afternoon and that cicry cenl‘
taken in would be handled by them
and added to the fund that. Is being
raise here. The matinee price for,
Saturday for the feature picture star
ring :Kathlyn Williams in ”Redeeming
Love" and the complete five acts’
vaudeville show of the highest ordci,
will be twenty live cents A represen-
tative of the Red Cross will have full
charge of the box ofllce and the door
and no Palace attache will be in any
way connected with the business.
Every cent that can be obtained at the:
theatre on Saturday will be m iheiof the Yankees has made the sugseS-
lRed Cross without it reservation
KNOB CLUB JOTTINGS
The bus to the Knob will run ‘Sat-
urday and Sunday and, commencing
next Saturday, it will run daily for
teh season.
urduy night dance will be held at the
club.
In the afternoon, there will be a
Tomorrow evening. the regular Satv
AL _ ~
PALACE THEATRES Thomas Cnianiigli would turn the tennis tournament in which loot
'chiatio own to the Red 01085 on Sal- players will ptirtlliputc.
PATRIOTIC OFFER
CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR ‘
ARMY TRAINING STATIONS
\\'.\SlllNG’l‘11N,lune
Department today awarded to George
A. Fuller and company of New Y
the contract. for the construction of
lllle Fouiteentli division national army
cantomncnt tit Fort Riley, Kansas. The
contract for the construction of the
cuntonmcnt in the fifteenth
at Fort Sum Houston, Texas was giv-
‘cn to Stone & Webstcr of Boston.
Business Manager Harry Sparrow
tion to the. Fund Committee that part
.01" these receipts be given to start a
fund for the Sixth Regiment Engi-
;ncers. ' ,
LONG STANDING DEADLOCK
BROKEN
WASHINGTON, June 22.~Confir.-
lnmliou yesterday of the nomination
{of Major-Herbert M. Lord, of the Ar-
Corps, to be a
my Quartermaster‘s
--._-w. . . _ l
,1 lieutenanticolonel H.183}; Senatevdeadl
lock of several years’ standing over"
(promotions in that branch of the ser-
vice.
[Because Democrats refused to vote.
21.4.!” War for the promotion of Major Beecher
E. Bay, now ivctii'ed, whom they charg-
or,k ed with improper political acthities,
the Republicans prevented promotion
of Major Lord or others in the quor-
termastcr's corps.
Promotion of Major Midwns dalcd
division back to March. 1013, when the dead
lock began.
Children Cheerfully Painless”
and Patiently «’- )5 and Conscientious
Treated by Modern, ' Sympgflli‘ett‘i‘ctry
Painless Methods. Aceptic Office Treatment,
y 11113.11. 013sz l .
Moderate Surgeon Gas Administered
by the Oxygen
Method.
Charges for Very
Best! Dental Work.
DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Hours 9 a. in. to 9 p.
In. by appointment.
Gold and Porcelain
. Restoration. ’ ‘
All kinds of Artifi- y
clal Dentures, .
Crown and Bridge;
15 Years in
the Practice of
Highomase
D t‘t «» Work, Etc, Skii-
en ll ry. fully DD“
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sci/em
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Infants‘mi Invalid:
HIE mum
Punctuation. upholding
More nutritious
7 . Week- End Purchases
ll Fer Saturday Hosiery Come To Us
: Bathin Garments Fancy Goods
Bathing 332,: to $500 ‘ Middy Blouses A fortunate purchase of
I Bathing Tights $1.00 to $1.50 Ladies‘ Neckwear
f 59; to $2.00 " " Smock Blames gives great values at 250 and She
I Bathing Caps » l‘ 4" ‘° *2 49
i 25¢ to 75¢ _ , . A new assortment of
l Bathing Shoes children’s?“ Dresses “ Plain and Fancy Ribbons
" ' 25c to 75¢ “' ' $1410 to $1.50 25c to 59¢
l L (l. ’Sflkfi ' Narrow ribbons a specialty
. a 193 , ‘ 090 Boys’ Blouses
i. Special at 20;:er and colors . 25° and 50e La dies’ Silk Gloves
l? 2 ° 501: to $1.00
Ladies’ and Children’s 3°le Suits ladies’ chamoisette Gloves
Summer Underwear ' 75c '0 5125 us. sec. 98:
Corsets title to $3 .50 Brassteres 255 8114 50c
00mm
Depaent Store
A Hickmani Son’s
HORLICK’S,
Instant! yprepued. Réquiieonocookins.
$ulnfitutel Coot YOU sun Price
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MALTED MILK.“
Rich milk, malted Iagain. in powder form;
was In“
uildinsmwlmle body. '
lnvigoruos nursing mothers lithe aged.
tea. coffee, etc.
Sample Blouses ‘
cellent quality Georgette crepe, crepe de chine and silk, in a ‘
variety of models that are attractive, distinctive and exclusive.
A good assortment of sizes.
Regular $5.95 to $7.50 values at
$4. 9 8
No special orders or duplicates to be had at these prices.
Come early for best selection.
33 WASHINGTON sr.
Bungalow Aprons
A good line of Bungalow Aprons in various styles, button back, ‘
side front, with elastic band at waist or belted, Females N
with contrasting colors, Fancy, Striped and Plaid Gingham
trimmed with bias bands of contrasting colors and Pickwick
braid_. . . . ......... .7511 11051.25
Porch Dresses
Crepe Porch Dresses' in pink, blue, maize, lavender and white,
Blue Chambrays and black and white checks with white colors,
$150
......
220
Garden Suits-
consisting of Bloomers and Bonnet in blue chambray and blunt.
andwhiteeheekginghm....... all?
Small Percale Aprons with or without bibs :50
J. I. MALLETTE
' 88 WABENGTON 31' 3007!! “03m
Ion-In Ito-finvovlola
‘ '71-’7
OPTOMETRIST .
358 Win Smut. m
KRYPIOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords 'n:_ Gold in"
Shell Shin-On and Other Mp. '
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Norwalk Chronicler