Bathing Suits, $2.00 to $5.00.
Summer Underwear, 501: to $1.09
per garment. Union Suits, $1.00,
$1.50, $2.00.
Soft Collars, 15c, 25c, 50c.
’31
Harris 81 Gans
COAL ‘ .11111mws '
Thai’s'i All ":3::~_':--f
, , NOR WALK
I 68 Water Street 3 S 001 E T Y
1.1. 7“ and Personal
NE TVS
—
E:———
i WEATHER FORECAST.
Forecast for .\ol‘\1:11k and vicinity:
7 Fair tonight and pl‘Ubilbij. Su.tdtt1',
”rising tt-tnpu'atut'o Sunday. \‘uetvr-l ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNLEMENT ‘
day's eastern Lakes low is now mov-i ‘.\11111111111-e1n11nt “VHS mad“ “may in
fog down Lite 0.! l 1..l\\"11(11111 \';t!lt'\.\.!(l'1.“ms lttlplds. 311111., by )1r.and Ml‘s‘.
. '- {Thunderstorms in \'ew 1121111111111 111' 111111 k \ 11111111 ”I 111.: pngugbmm“
, W tltendedits Mum“, 1111111111111 111111;:01 111111 daughter. llost 1.111litn, to
in \iaine Show” anti ”10‘”er H .'111'\' \l' oodw .11'13111 :11111, of .\.or1\ 1:111
. nins have 111-11'111ed 1111111111 soulhu' 1111? 11:
all along the stalloard. l’tt'ssttt't 1>' '
relalilely high in tin south, and a lov
. , attain overlies the litil‘lilt't‘n plains 1'11
tgion. A high of important proportions.
‘ is entering an 1111- Pacific t'ottrt 1-‘2111'
{weather is generally prevalent this,
morning. it is t'ooldn the l'ppet' 1.11111:
region. There has not buy; illiK'll‘
1.1. change elst1lvltt'1'11.httt it is 111m 11 1015's
’ humid in Southern New 1.11.21111111.
n-__. fi~_‘.+ _. ,
l
l
.losselyn of 1.11119 5111-111. 1111»?
I\t‘l'li5lll,¥. manager. 11111 littyb'rs'os‘l
,t‘ontpany, Bridgeport, has inn-n at»‘
tending the industrial Exposition
‘1 Export (‘onforvtn't‘ at Springfield th11
past week.
ii.
if \‘1151-
>11'ett stat'tttl this morning a trip
up the Hudson. cxpertittu Sllf'litl
itho Fourth with Mr, l’arst'ns' ht'Othet'fi
iin 'l‘1'0,v_ N. Y.
I
11‘. A. Parsons and 111111.
for
to
.\it'.
“WEATHER YEAR AGO TODAY.
1
and 111‘s. (1111111111 ()lnistettd, of i
W 1 DEATHS i ANIi ‘FUNER'ALS;
.died yesterday morning
will be held Sunday afternoon at. 9' .30i
o'clock from the
; ginning of the weekend session of the
‘Stot-l; Exchange
' increase.
' points.
'piait'd unusual vitality,
1's and more. while rails rallied ial‘gt'
fractions to :1 point.
and it'l'tiH)‘.
11'11-' postponed
noon and 11111111113.
will 1111 1111111 1111
and Mrs A. .l.
l"i.'t\' lllll littalti/ '
.gt-ttot'ai Stit‘liti gathering.
lip t‘ant'y
l HOWLAND'S
Funeral of Andrew Kevan
HOWLAND'S
- A V. A.“ Wm WWWWW
i
When 1t. 3 hot.
a cool suit! 1
it’s the easiest thing that
ever was for a man to cut
down temperature of a hot
day by 10 or 15 degrees!
The funeral of Andrew Kovaes, who
in Shelton.
Hungarian Reform
Church and Re1-.Gabr‘iel Dokus will!
oflitiate. interment will be in HiY'EX- ;
side cemetery. i '
.____._.,_..__._..
0
from“? IN WALL STREET.
\‘t'ALi. STREET, 10:30 a. 111.~R:1il-:
road stocks were depressed at the be-
in (‘OllSPQUt'nCP (1"
1111' denial by the interstate t‘oinmerce
Commission of the 1:3 per cent. rate
(‘oalet's Were most affected.
Reading llbilig almost 3 points. Erie
2. Baltimore 1% Ohio 1 3-11 and (‘iiesa-r
1:.1'1ake Av Oltio,l. l’ttt'it'it-s. some of the;
tit-angers, i‘lelaware 1‘; Hudson andL
.\I1-1w York (‘11111'al T1111 from i to 2 l-‘.’
1111161 issues. including New:
~1tlso‘ l‘Pt‘Ol'tied recessions.
Equipments 111111 illtitltli‘iilis, which lll‘P‘
"11';:1>|y d1~p1ttdant upon railway condi-i
111111'1',Atne1'i1an t‘:tt','
13111111111111 $1111) and 17 St: Fl 11101111-
in: 1 11,1 2 1-2 points. The market dist-i
howewr, in-
their loss-
Simply get into a cool
Howland suit.
That will turn the trick.
. And any man will feel bet-
ter-dressed as well as physi-
cally feel better!
Haven,
Dixie-Weave suits
Palm Beach suits
' , Mohair suite
Each of these will win a man’s friendship instanter!
Dixie- Weave suits are all-Wool but wonderfully light
and he2tt- repelling.
They are tailmed in thorough style, cut on excellent-
fitting lines, keep their “hang" 311d 8001110016 W6“-
1 ; Actually 1io-m suits that look like regular weivhtl
' I Palm Beach suits here are 0f 8911111116 Palm 1363Ch
lcioth; resilient light cool shang-
‘ Mohair suits that have been made by men who know
he trick of making this wiry light fabric up SO it holds its
shape.
' Nothing quite compares thh 111011111 for coolness and
"for the way it sheds dust and heat
in '11] three, :1 giant plenty of sizes and shades both
light and d' u k.
lions \t'et't
tlt‘.."1i:tl>'. soon recovering:
CONCREGATIONAL FESTIVAL
WILL BE HELD MONDAY
to 11111 shtiwoty weather yts-
11111 .ltm11 111' llll‘
Fouth Not'waiit t‘onarmalhnmi ("hurt-h
until .\ionda,\'af11'r-.
July 311d. wilt-n it
the grounds of .\ii‘.
ittttt:111elt"s hotnt‘. .‘ltll
(in tile,
Festival
The afternoon will 1111 devoted to n
Then» will i
, .
111111 1124111111 ttt'ttt1111s' on salt',l
i
Tom 1111‘111111'11: lli11'it. Elli; 11111;: “I" . -. .1 .. . . . .'- - - ' -
56 Ftiil‘ h il'ollp l’ittt't will celebrate their “1“”! “1)” dumnhfm ,ttllat't 111.111). Pftiill BeriCllCrS iii 810; DIXICS {111d MOhfllTS {it SlZDQ
. . ' 1'11 1 1's ' 1' 1
Ieighth anniversary of their Wt'titiillfl ‘ H [1:111:11 1. “111-01111: whim], H Ylild hi5.
'l‘ittir 111'111,1 fti1111l~ 1111'1 taitil‘fl (111.1111 ( 0 I. “de 1“ 111-.1111 .tnd ' Th f d d h “I ll comes down
11111.11 1 1 In 1. 011111». 1 ey are Hon 8 in nee W en e S n
foet'asion ‘0 11111 ratu ‘m H m The :11mt'noon ot'tltt’stral ('otit't‘t't hid the mercury in ‘he thermometer 8088 up!
Silllf‘l‘ill'. 011.1111:
.1' it it wife
Frank A. 1'1111'1y..~'1',
ot pttlilit st'.1111ol>' of 111111111,
I:.1nd son has been visiting his falhtl‘,
.1. 11. Berry, 01 7. lost >l!(1‘".
[City News
‘ There will he a patriotic service at ,
. Frinity Church tomorrow ntot'ntng at"
l0:30 o‘clock.
, l Thomas Fitzpatrick. of .\‘1111' 11:111en,'“
‘ ‘fwaa operated on yesterday llllli‘lling'iw'w‘
It the Norwalk Hospital 11,11 111-. wu- ' .
liam J Tracev The ‘young man si 11112111111 1111's. 1111‘. Harris. of bound
6' .- - , iV'ieu ’i‘errttt'e are today celebrating
killer and "bltfilif‘l‘ are. in the \ewtnm nineteenth 'mnh't'l‘Slll'V of their
Haven “Blade" and us soon as 1111 1'0-' ‘ '
Covers from the effects of 11111 111111.11 ""1”de '
. (lion. Mr. Fitzpatrick trill volunteer
' , {or the same branch of the service.
.‘l‘ns (‘attit \’Vilkenson‘ of Philadel-
Iliilid. 1’11” is 11111 gut-st of- \it's. Harold
\"tn Wagentn. 01 13.11111“ aw-
.i’rt
Mrs. James Little and Agnes Molt-
iiey of ()iwthillli street. left today for
'l hirt ‘ 1 i . 1, it“ 1’ tilii, Oth “hel (3 iliey will spend
1‘ Y 111111 10(‘31 boy bt‘OlliS iOOKl I i
1‘91th11] \\"(l‘t\.‘\ \ill‘ aliOli.
{the second class examinations whichi‘
were given .‘n the downtown library,
last night. The questions were com-
posed mainly of a review of tender-
Ioot work. The boys 11111111 11 very
.ueditabie showing. _ _____
‘i \111 s (eciiitt 11,1'1'111. 11f l‘l.tx llill
.. ‘ Everyone should fly 1111 national 1111M i> spending the 11'11e1111n1ttisit-
it. mior now. \ few weeks ago this \1 as
IImost impossible to do, owing to the
d Ihortage of the flag market. and the
‘pxotbitant prices asked. A J. Coll
line Co. in their adv. today tails \Olli'
fittention to the fact that they are ab
‘ ‘ file to supply you with flan. pole and
fixtures for less than $1.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stanton Smith
‘a'tnottnt-e the tttat't'iuge of their (laugh
“111' Dorothy to John Newton Gray. on
[Saturday lune 91h. in New York city
‘.. g .111 aunt in \‘ew Y'01k 111,1.
-.__._.._..————-——-—-—
KEYES INQUEST CONTINUED.
IlROOKliNl‘ ‘tltss. June 110. ’1‘111
.nqut 1t ittto the death of “is. Pauline
Reyes, which was opened yesterday,
was continued today. it 11115 expect-
111 that one of the witnesses would
i i the George H.i\’e,10s a real estate
i The second contingent of '111to-2.\'1.p opt"'11:tt01 and husband of the woman.
flies, hailing» {tom the 11 rag wotid in who was found dead in het apartment
1" kenerul landed in A0111 .tik last night. '1111119 on June 19 with bullet wounds
in the head and hand.
“out 3 orlock “‘9 Pilgrtms ”fl Misg Ilatriet A. \'atnoy. under ar-
\\‘ili stn‘l about I? 11"11111111.
2.1111111 ltttntmltt is in full 1111111111,
this prttt 111 11111 prtet rant. and, if you
love good music, you will be expulal-
11 o'clock.
of an oppet'etta based on
The program will be as. follows: i
't'i11's play).
Chorus.
~‘ (lootl \1111111."
\'I Rates min by Allen Sitts1~“.\ l’il'
,‘alt1"lioid.'
11111 c. "
tween the t1'htnch. the cor'net of Toy
101' avenue and Flax Hill Road. ,
:the grounds, from 2 o'clock on. i All Tight, Sii‘i
1 ,, Main floor, war.
Miss 11.11-
of
Here are straws
1,1' plt'astul with this pttl't of the pro
gram. Site will be assisted by Miss:
11.111111 11111111. .111. 111111.111 Rowan 111111 good ones, in the new shapes, of the light fine straws that
W 11.1.1.1111.111.11.11. , give good service and help a man to keep cool
A "WM" “"“p‘il' “"” "9 “W“ “‘2 Panamas .tnd Leghorns and ['05 as and all the other
‘good ones—$1.50 and up
mm floor. me.
Try soft shirti'
We mean a sitirt that is entirely soft; collar and all.
The collar is a part of the 511111. Doesn’t want .1 bit
And how easy and fine it is, no matter how ltot
will consist
“Te tor l’an."
'I‘i1e 11111111112 program
Pete.- Pan Song Cycle 1
lly Mary Farrah. “
ti-‘oundotl 1-11 iill‘ilit‘llls in J, .\i. il:1t'-,
t
/
l '1111' (‘11: ding of Peter Pan. i
ll. Sopltmo solo by Miss ilecker~ iof SiillCil
‘ My Littlt1 House." :th '
1: day.
lll. Bass and alto duet by Allen .
sms .md 11... S.,,,.,,_.-..Th.. m“, , Pure white or striped itt tasteful colors. Si and
(“'ttitodile.” ’11. 50.
Clever washable 4- in- hand ties are white with hand-
some sttipes itt color—and but 12‘/.-c or a quarter!
l Coolest undergarment of all :-——union suit of nainsook
Weighs almost nothing, is cut to fit with ease—85c.
Len aisle. trout. ,,
t
l\. Soprano solo 11,1 \liss Rtttntnit-‘l. :
, 1
\'. Chorus—"1111111ime Stories} 1
”1.11111“. l'y Miss lletker and .\ii5~‘1‘
iltttntnlet-“§p1"mg (‘111aniit"."1
Viil. Also solo Mrs. Smith"-
"There and Rack."
1x. l‘ltot'us ~“The Land of Make no-
11.1
‘ Me for
i the shore!
Auto service will be maintained be
and
. r.ww,.,f.,.
That means new bathing suit, and a canoe if you are
“to Highway were informed by 0111- :____ .
tor Murray. immediately after theyi
ve into night. that the feelings of}
[he local police are excrcdingly "hosts-1
file" towatds g1 pstes and that they
find better move oit. They moved
111111111 IT’S MAGIC!
'going to get all the fun that’s in reach.
" ; Both are ready;-—and all the other fittings :1 man
needs to really enjoy life at the shore.
Fourth floor. , if; "1
41.11;... 1 .. .‘, 1
Finely-cool light
underwear and Itockings
d
CORNS SHRIVEL AND
LIFT OUT—N0 PAIN! ’
,For a few cents you can get a small
Mile of the magic drug ft'eezone. 1191
' ntly discovered by 3 Cincinnati
Are the Most
Just ask at any dt‘tt:
store for :1 small bottle of
freezone. Apply a few
drops upon a tender, ach-
ing corn and instantly.
yes. immediately, » all
soreness disappears and
shortly you will find the.
corn so loose that you
Save Money By Making Your Own Clothes
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
They save you from one-half to one yard of material on each dress.
Fit of underwear has much to do with its coolness, as
l'tvomen know. Next to that comes even firmness of
EWeave and comparatively open texture. All these are com-.
gbined in furnishings now ready and here told of.
Flbar-silk stockings of rich coloi's
,have a brilliant luster. They make
colorful addition or contrast to a.
bathing-suit! 59c.1
White and black stockings of fiber
silk: look very like real silk and wear
quite well—60c.
Economical.
Combination suits of fine white
iootton with a top or pink silk, beau-
.ttfui as well as llghfly—cool—‘i.
l Lisle vests and Hate bodices of
pink very sheer and fine and the bod-
ices without shoulder-atmps—llfic.
White lisle vests and bodices, sheer
and dainty—260 and 351:.
1* Children's unlon‘ suits of light cot-
E—toa —50c.
auzy underwear for children, white
eaten—360.
tacking: or white silk that are cool
well as handsome. Have llsie top
Ea double sole .a‘nd heel-450 and
\ ' 113%..
i
.- .,
”Lisle stockings of white harmonize
with simple summer dress of ’white,
whether it he of voile in lawn or other,
fabric. 1511111 596. _-_5,,,
Mercerlsed white stockings for
children, tine texture—35c.
lift it out. root and all
with the fingers.
Call at our Pattern De
JULY PATTERNS
The SUMMERI FASHION BOOK
6
Hart! corns. soft corns or coms be-
"en the toes, lso hardened calluses
ottom ot feetiust. seem to ahrlvel
fall oft without hurting a par-
poi“ mule trout ether says a
ham Grunts: hero and the
SO. NORWALK
JAMES DONNELLY
In“ til“. “If: .. '5'
: 60.15.... *
hill: gloves—6%
Good because they will give good service
And because they fit 'smootitiy; and because they a???“
biatickié
1 ‘i‘rrower appearanceertui
partment and see the , , l
.'1
‘3_.
mW'm
couu*‘
, Bred in white or color with initial.
would be impeded. .-_ 1 1
S‘F%M”We‘fitw
111111111 phat]? s1- Mimi .
wmvx N WW‘J‘WM
1 511.4113 .11.; , Q;
made by Fourth: .:
tailoring charge $l- .1 .
Here is a quick-action op
portunity for women .who .
.wish a handsome new woolen . :4;
skirt made to their measure: ’
and would like that skirt for.
wear upon the Fourth of J uiyJ
We will take measures Said}
_urday for skirts to be made
in any of '14 new smart at-
tractive styles.
From those measurement!
we will deliver a skirt ready
for wear not later than nexti
Tuesday afternoon.
For making it we shall
charge just
one dollar
lhat is all there will be Id,
pay aside from the reguiait
. charge for the cloth.
And that cloth may be chosen from these fine woolt
ens now spread out and eager to get under the tailor’j,
shears:—
Serges, taffetas crepes poplins, mohairs in
plain weave or fancy stripes— $1. 25 yd.
Panamas, crepes, stripes,piaids, serges, poplins, fancy
mixtures— $1. 50 yd.
Lustrous poplins 21nd fine-weave serges— $1.75 yd.
Fancy stripes and plaids, fancy crepes, lndia twill;
poplin serge eand me]rose-— $2 yd. ,
And a wonderful lot of l1lztck-2tnd-witile combination
in checks and plaids and unique Snipes—59c to $2 yd.
Third floor.
plaids,
l .
Corduroy coats‘
and plaids-"$3!
'A new and impressite price for some coats of greaK
style and good fabric.
And coats that will prove doubly worth their cost at
shore or back in the bills or when breczing along" tn motora‘
car.
Plaids are soft woolcns of white ground marked of!
with white or bt'.own
Corduroys are lively shades with collar of white. 1
Short, snappy in line, just ideal summer 'l
coats and remarkable value at this
prise— $3
.. §,g§:€éy{5"1 Second floor.
.11. meta- LL ~~AAV| A-
White shirt:
from a dollar
Trim spotless cool; under the Summer sun whitt.
skirts are blooming even more delightfully titan the be.
lated lune roses.
They are graceful in line and finished with little 511111
pie decorations that add to their smart .tir.
Pockets; what variety of them! .1
Belts; how attractive and how"v:triedi
Anti among those at $11 and 51.50 are many of ex!
cellent style ,
From these fitter ones range to SS. 75. "
And sport skirts, too with their lively stripes—espe<
cially an unusual lot in stripes of many many colors——
$1.50.
Second floor.
1." .
{Lil . ' _ ‘JUJ
"Handkerchief Bargain
for men and women
1. .44
‘
Here is one time the men can have a share!
Several styles of men’s handkerchiefs, some pure iin an
and some pure cotton— 123/2c. » .
They are fine-weave and texture, good size, scrt off-
handkerchiefs men like to get hold of. - 1
And some of them would-sell usually at 251:; any at
1121/21; 2
Womens fine embroidered handkerchiefs; ’embroid-zl
‘.‘ 7
i 7‘
A number of different styles of initial; “and sizes-ea
tSpecial value—‘- ' 75¢ 1/2 doz.
1 ' -.1‘1':§.. Center one. near. 1111 p H,
~ ‘ " ; »'At last; some
. cloth lam-lies ,
They have been scarce, very yery scared)? ..
' ’ Nobody seemed to care about makingthemJAndn‘
a .,1
But here are some—a good big some,
it Leather back§, bristles of fl '3;
Mkflmmrt to, soft ones for. ,
Norwalk Chronicler