Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 20, 1918 · page 5

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mma__ W330“!

Forecast for Norwalh and vicinity:
Probably rain late tonight. and Bur
day; warmer: moderate east to south-
east winds. The southern disturbance
has moved northeastwsrd and is now
central over Tennessee. it is carnival
clouds and showery weather in the
lower I'liirslsnippt and Ohio Valleys
and along the Middle and South Atlan- ‘
tlc coasts. Temperatures below [not
in; were reported along the northern
border from Montana to Maine.

nuns a m
roan

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High, 56; low.

 

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Temperature:
49 Overcast.

 

 

 

 

. Christopher Adams has secured a
position as moulder in Port Chester.
3 N.‘Y.
f1». J. c. Newlrlrk. or. c. 111. 11111131.
and Dr. w 11 11.14111: have returned
from the annual meeting of the Con-

necticut Denul Association at the Ho
19' Tait, Mr Haven. yesterday

 

' Lilia-1h: Council, No. 4, O. U. A. M..
hue! last evening and planned for n pl-
hochle scream at the meeting next
Friday even-n11.

 

' —'l'he Mahachemo is serving lresh
lobster in their dining room.

 

3 James S. Kent, s Norwalk soldier

bop-.1111: been transferred from Camp

om... to Station 1‘ of the Water-

front Guards at No 2 of Brooklyn

and is now sporting the sailor's blue

uniform, instead of the regulation
' camp khaki.

Eureka Eeiwkah lodge held a dc
lightiui social time and entertainment
last eicniaz admission to which was
:1 pair of ruini:.ers .‘iilsa Marlon .‘ar-
'vls sgng several solos. Miss Julia Pet

. crson recited end a number of pretty
,tableaux wuo given. Reports from
the delegates who attended the state
Rebekah .h «111th at Winsted. this
week were received and it was .111
munccd that next rrlday evonius
there would he a rehearsal of 11m
gum team.

_____...
~DANCE
‘ at Arlen llail postponed until F

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Women's special 1
Shims-$19.75

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

_ ,ialf a dozen new graceful models
made in tan or navy or black serge
‘ or made of homespun mixture of hright‘cffcct
and made with care and skill and effect
but sold at a special price.
These suits are one of the biggest
values offered this season. '
They ask onlynmhancc to show you
their worth and to tell their
gown story to your critical eyes.
{Note their price and then
’appraise their value :—
Second floor. I

$19.75

A Russian shampoo
powder of great value!

Smirnoff’s shampoo powder first 11on approval
in Russia, then France, then England. Now it has
‘11vaded our own United States.

So good it 18 sponsored by the folks' who distrib-
. ate the delightful chrKiss perfumes and powders.

Cleanses the scalp and tends to benefit the hair.

. Sells £01 50 cents a package—and a good money’s
*1101th
To the first 500 folks on hand Saturday—a frcc
package containing enough for a shampoo.

The one test will prove worth of this delightful
shampoo powder!

 

Flesh supply of chlKiss talcum; possibly Ithc
. last i'ol some while at p1 we of 80ccnts. » 1

(‘enter aisle. front.

Heal hfube
to grea beuty.

Massage and shampoo and manicure; they are of
'louble 11 orth
‘ Not only do thcv add to “unit but thcv brim,r
fuller degree of health.
The skin which is massaged retains its freshness
«11d strength, a shampoo brings life and cleanliness to
. 'hc hair; manicure is distinct bcuidit to the nails.

 
 

All are to be had in tho lio11land special section
there experts 1c11dcr quick and pleasing service at
air charge.

It takes patience as well as skill to cut children’s
lair. Everybody marvels as they watch the shipping
if the scissors—and only once in a while does
1 1111113 chap “make a fuss”!

These helps for hair-dressing at special prices
ust now:

Wavy 24-inch switches, 20-inch wavy switches,

$3.75 _, $2.25
28-ihch natural wavy Wavy full transforms:
witches—$7 tions, $6.25 '

1'!

l' Matching envelopes—

_ ere or bird patterns—-

 
 

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Sooner or later
you’ll buy a bond.

Do it Now!

 

 

 

 

. Two great
boy-shoe values.

A limited number of pairs of each of these two

. ‘ shoes for boys.

Sizes from 2% to 6, especially built to stand hard
wear. '

Ready Saturday-and to be snapped up with
speed!

Tan clkskin 111th Neolin sole, bluchcr style—$4. 50

' Black Scout shoes, Neolin sole-$3.

Main floor, rear.

Pumps and Oxfords;
What news!

Herc are women’s pumps of dull black kid, with

either strap or buckle and in most sizes and widths
from 2% to 5 and some widths on size 7.

Last season they were $4 to $5—

Kid oxford ties with Cuban heel in most sizes
from 2% t0 7 and in most widths. Last season these
1vcrc_$5—- $3.75

You see, they are left-overs and we don’t propose
to have them here longer.

"What a saving! And thcyarc as attractive as
over.“

$2.95

Main ii‘oor, rear.

These evenings,
emoy Victrola.
No long- drawn-out tiresome evening, when Vic-
trola 18 rcadv to do its share.

Its cheerful music and song or thrilling opera,
its amusing story, its restful songs of long ago—they
all combine to make the evening hour one of true
enjoy mcnt.

Vic trolas rcadv at $20 to $200; any one of them
on easy terms of payment.

Victrola \'I, a great favorite. is $110 and with
$10 worth otlloulaud Scaled icconls may be bought
on first payment of $10!

Fourth floor. "/

‘I'inted stationery I Good embroidered
72 sheets-25c , pillowcases—$1 pair.
An attractive tasteful Excellent supply of

them—but do not delay
long!

Muslin in them is alone
11'0111180 cents. ' ‘

is it worth 10 cents to
embroider a pillowcase?

These are excellent
muslin, embroidery is well
dofic, some are scalloped,
" some are hemstitched.
While the lot lasts——
$1 pair.

Main iloor. rear._

correspondence stationery
in good size.

Blue pink or buff, white
also.

Package of '_'2 sheets—-
210

’ 81: package.

Main floor. rear.

'i'o make new
pretty curtains: . 1
A "firm staunch cven- ,

'. d -rim ith doullc ' . ‘
then at w 1 new" books

border that, will make cx- _
ccllcut'summcr curtains— 9" in“ 1 2.
121/213 or to 50¢ yard Splendid lot of chil-
dren’ s picture books!

F0 or beautiful hangings
-new art cretonncs in
rich deep colorings and in
summery stripes or flow-

Many different sorts
and sizes, for tiniest tots

Have. been 15c to 81-
‘ 86 to 501:.

 

and for bigger little folks. .

/ __..
a" Don’t take

a chance. ,,

 

 

This is no time to take a chance 011 clothes.

More deceptive fabrics are masquerading in com-1
pany with good stylcthan cgcr before. ,
Good fabrics for men’s clothes are actually scarce.
But” they are here.

3.

They’ve been combined with expert tailoring:

' especially in the clothes from the

House of Kuppenheimer.

Here is one style: the Upton. 1

Notice its military shoulders and form-fitted
back. .

How vigorous and spirited and altogctlwr-gmido
looking it is.

$25 to $40. i

Main lloor, rear. _ j.

g Face to Face l
With Kaiserism!

This book, out tomorrgou is bv Former-Ambas-
sador Gelard and 111 a measmc follows 11p “ \iy Four
Years 111 Germany” ,

Read it; learn why we are at war with Germany;
learn how Germany actually invaded the United’
States years ago! $2..

Some war books just published at 60 ccnts:—-

lnside the German Empire—Swaps
Notebook of an Attacheé-Wood

With the French in France and Salonikar'navla ’
Golden Lads—Arthur Gleason l
Secrets of the liohenzollerns—Graves ' .
Battles of the Somme—Gibbs ‘ 1

Over the Front in an Aeroplane—Pulitzer
Main floor. roar. . .. ”/1

Have real
underwear comfort.

'Athcna underwear blings genuine and lasting
comfort to 11 omen and Chlldl'm

It does not cost a penny mom than undcru ear of
equal fabric value without the same comfort. :‘g

It has a number of special patented features that' an
sure comfort. . .

Take three minutes to see those features for
yourself.

Waste and pants for women—75c and 85c,
" Children’s vests and pants-25¢ and 35c ,
' Women’s uhion suits, bodice style-75c to $1.26,
Lace-trianned or tight-lines union suits for Sim
en, white or pink—85c and '61 g r it" 1 «:13
Silk lielc union suits for Ionian—$1.50 and $1

 

29c to n ma

 

 

 

 

 
 

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Children's union suite—mic. ”‘1 ‘ ‘
:1: mmm “is; .

With the First War Ambulance in Belgium—Gleason , -, V

'Athcna under“ car is tailored. It fits actually. -

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