3M ‘1"? only arr 5 -.
Formerly $4.98 and $5.49
r——- SATURDAY SPECIAL
."Tomttrrow, Saturday
There .Will, be a Special altering of
SEPARATE SKIRTS
sesame $3.98
'7‘! .‘- '
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FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 1918
I
=5
We in America he 01
one bully and when
trouble threat-m every
member helps out. It
is our great sawmill!“
01 America- bone:
that dimmed.
Support the Martian
ls
Anny with your
MIC].
gray and two shades oli'green.
CllCDlll
R200 C0 '
[st'ob/iodcdzlail /' ‘
Your Liberty Bond
Let usgnot be content with just our
quota. Put it way over the top.
Hammock Weather is in prospect
The Swing (.‘oiieh Ham-
mocks this year are extreme-
ly artistic and some of the
first models slown have
coverings in French gray,
sage green, rose color and
khaki. Also there are cer-
tain ones in awning stripes,
green and tan, green and
All of them have
g.
P.
Severalof the newest and smartest Sprint: styles in all
wool plaids and Roman stripe silks will be oh‘ered for to-
morrow. only $3.98.
I iron standards, fringed canopies, large cushions
and wind shields.
Thiid tloor.
5“
Sheffield Silver
. 1.- - ,-..A.....<.__v-..
F
'7
.s
i
for
We carry the highest class shoes
men in the t'itv of Nonwalk. at the most
reasonable prices. /
We positively guarantee every pair of
Barry Shoes
One Pair Sells Another
O'Suliivan Rubber Heels Attached
j Louis Avrick
Post Office Block, 50. Norwalk
The Newest Fashions In
Afternoon 'DreSSes
Georgette. Charmeues and Taffeta—
SWEATERSi
0f Shetland Floss. Attractive and Lolwvl’riced
BLOUSES
Gedrgctte Crepe. Washable Satin and Lingerie.
ium priced one for every occasion.
NECKWEAR
A full line of uD-to-the-mintue styles in collars and
,vestees.
The Little ShOp
[llli FAVfllllllfi
IN lililill [ll
|,[i[i[i8[iN[iS
Not. Necessary to Buy a
Whole Collection of Vol-
umes—Acquisition Is Easy
ll ioii “I'll" lII ]t.('li‘ ten of tour l’tii’
tllillilt" or ten or the songs which you
Mina from twt-iiiytlw to thirty yt-urs
Iago, it lF sale It) Alums that nine
‘ltl' these Will he lutiiitl in "The lionh
of :i Thousand SOHL’x" wh eh this
pupil i distrihuilni'.
If in" were to pick lt‘ lltll yollr im-
(tritv iii'ii'ins. the elianCt-s ate that you
,nJl iiinl nine or them in "The llnnll
.t:l a 'i'l-nitsand Stains "
i it is not nt-eessiiiy. therefore. fut
:tmt to purchase ten hymn hooks to
'ntttziiti lllt‘H' liynms. It is not new“
r:|l')' to resurrect dusty old song books
to Hill: araiii lllt‘ mm» of a i:t-iieia
tittli aim
It is not Ylt"(‘t‘t~l.~‘2ll'.\'.
lllilltl' lili- .H'lt‘t‘llttlifl.
I'H‘ll, tor yoi
VI‘ The editors
ti"
All it is lli't'
ltt
haw done that lot you.
t--~t.ii‘_y for you to do is
this paper. clip a low other: from Hlt‘
'ti-t-dziti: lht‘llt‘s. and brim: or send illt‘
coupons to this lllllt't‘. at the smile
tiivit- t‘lillllllfi'lllll With .izlier terms du-
till" tl in the t'hll‘lpln
0H JOYl'l‘llEY' RE GOING
TO WEAR SOCKS AGAIN
.\len. lilt' atria are went-iii: oiii
melt! again llllti year. it hardly
Flt‘llll'tl possible. hilt there she sat in
lllt‘ t'ltl'l‘llllll‘ on lllt' main llom of the
.lllltnioru hotel. New York. yesterday
Sht- was as pretty as eould be, and
llt'l' larize brown eyes didn't show a
bit of eiiibarrassnmnt. as sevvral old
lllt'll st-t-ii't-tl to pause a moment be-
[011' run-hing; lll'l'. What they saw
was the tip tops of El pair of black
alk :inekn and the clasp or a pair
01' pink supporters-i.
She wore- a White silk dress. low
t'lll about lllt' slimildt-rs. and low cut
ipiintns'. Shi- uni-e white gauntlet
lL’itt't’t‘ti. illltl it Was apparent she had
“been loot tor a drive and stopped
vil‘ for tea.
"Why?" she repealed. "Why do i
twear them? ‘ For the same. reason
.that you men wvar white flannel and
linen in the stimuli-r time. and straw
'ltals and all that sort of thingv—be-
.t-ziuse they're I‘OUlt'l‘. Besides. it takes
.only a jil‘ly to put them on."
And then she crossed her knees and
,the audience grow. .
,NATURE TELLS WHEN
To PLANT THE GARDEN.
. WASHINGTON. l). (V. April 25
{The home gardener who is not f8!"
;tnln when he should plant his seeds
,:i:tiy get more» valuable information
do watching the processes of Mother
iNature. and "taking a tip" from her.
Garden specialists of the United
isl'ltll‘fl Department of Agriculture dl-
vitle vegetables into two elbssmt:
"warm temperature" and “cold tent
,peintttre" vegetables. When peach and
plum trees are in blossom. they MY
it its time to now in the open ground
:i‘llt'il seeds as lettuce. radish. mmley.
beets, turnips. cabhath. carmts. pom!
:and onions. The. wrinkled peas should
.not be planted until later as they are
inllll't' llkely to rot in cool trroiind than
‘are the smmtth Varieties When the
innplo blooms fall it lit time to plant
.tlie heat-loving vegetables. such ’an
'(llflhllbf'l‘l beans. sweet corn. pump-
thin and squash. This in said to be
an old but excellOnt rule.
l
I have the crumb and you nave the loot
Save the wheat and you rate the thDI
[Save the ohms and you save the men.
Save the men on land and no.
[in it. Main St. . South Norwalli
a‘And thus you one your country. "
'Tlll‘ lltmlt of a 'l‘htiusanl Songs".
(lip lllt-'
rrutnrn l'llll't‘tl iii another (‘tllllllln or.
.
Sate the loaf and you save the wheat. i
mun finish, with plain
Adam style,
Vegetable Dishes,
insets,
Crumb Trays and
A Hill til. lllfll‘llul
can be iisul as an extra dish,
Trivets, pierced or engraved patterns,
Cracker and-Cheese Dishes,
Round and Oval Casseroles, with Guernsey
:iir pervades tin-
"Well and Tree" Platters, bright and plati-
thread border or model in
$10. 00 to $30.00
two in oiie‘style. the cover
$10. 00 to $20. 00
$6.50 to $10.00
$4.50 to $7.50
$3.00 to $7.00
$3.50 to $5.75
On the main floor.
Scrapers,
Greeting Cards
~tatititiery ~CCllt-ll
because so many things are planned L'~]tu‘1;t[l}' inr ...‘:.
I tlltr~ anti >£tllttr>.
t
for writing
l\\tt ~llt't‘l> iii a package.
l
l little lattti' ciip~ i'ui' lmii l
l
r_..., liliie. ' ‘
l Special Greeting Cards 1.
(D'll‘rt' ..~~.ur.~ ‘llv 'v\\llt‘l'
l
l
Bottle Brushes.
Silver Plate Brushes,
Shoe Polishers.-
Shoe Daubers.
It you lit-art! Lady
‘. l):‘l‘tll‘t'll \\ lieu due
is th- syn-inking at the
that: N-lmol. you were
iti'tmltlt'cd In the lep-
--m-natm-. .\ hook
*ullt'd "The trot-l. n!
.‘.ohl" liy .lnme— Stu-pli-
.nn will tell you about
teprt‘rhanni. It is a
north of wisdom.
$1.35
“00k St t'lll‘d’l.
BARDEN VEGETABLES GROUPED
Garden vegetables with respect to
the I. rite of ilie'ii plaiitiiti: may be di-
n..' 1' ”IL! iitiv 1. ll vtmt 'iullitl'
Group 1-» (May bo- planted
\th’ltt-t lit ltll'” 1;th ‘nllitnt; lltlé‘li Early
('iiblinit- plants from hutlivtl .ll Nt‘t'tl
bolt. rntl'ilim, m‘ktrtiF, nation was,
early smooth peas. little. early pm.
lint-H iurnlpu l'lltl titiidtii'tl.
tlxoitp 2 tllny ht- ;vi..i~.:ml “hon:
tthr iii-iii oi the hut killing trust).
lleettl pnianlps. carrots. lettuce.
“My. spinach wr.nkled p-m. ('Jllll
flower plants celery int-ed, onion set-d.
iparslev. aweet corn. and i'htinese cab-
ham.
Group ll
l W I)
«.l
Nu.-
(Sbouid be planted into
Snap
twat-kn utter last killing front)
beans. okra. and tomato plants.
Group l—-(Cnnnot be plantel until
mod is well warmed up.
about A
Envelopes in llldlL'il. luriil} live to n pat‘ix'age,
A "Good-Luck" Coin tll.
Travelers Polishing Outfits,
Thermos Carafe Brushes.
Vegetable Scrub Brushes.
W__ __>
ma 1 .i .i..
Letter Paper ttl tine quality linen lmiid. just the thing
llt'lllt' ltll('l'.‘ to the lmys tar away,
selenty-
39 cu.
l5 cts.
.\ awn! .iw riutctit oi patriotic place raids is ~lim-qii. Lli‘tl
mils or nuts, in l'l'Il. white and
5 and 10 cts. each.
tr wiili is, 10 ets.
lost-d \\llll :i Clll'ti. This of
s ~.i{t Ttllll‘ll. 25 cts.
Main floor.
All Sorts of Brushes
for the home
5. 10. 15 and 35 cts.
40 to 50 cts.
60 and 75 cts.
l5 and 20 cts.
Ill‘nl tmi dines.
89 cts.
20 and 25 cts.
5 cts.
.l.
.\
fur l»l;‘-..
Basement.
The Pathephones
The popular feature of
1, the Putin-phone is the sap-
'pliire ball. which does not
scratch the record and ro-
Initires no «imaging. at.
“0.. ‘ "‘
.25‘
a
f
month after last. hard lrosta). Lima
beans. poppet plants ezttplunt. cutum
hers, melons squash and ”Net pota-
“"1.
l
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KEEPING FATHER HAPPY.
‘ .‘.ttilht r
lht . "
"lit-ch she play a skillful game?" i
“nil, very. She's Illllllul enough to.
put up a tram! tight,tind yet invari-
ably tor-e." Inuit-ville ('Ollrlrr-Jlltr-,
nal. /
_-.~—- l
is'itlaylnz «limit with lit-l
Vt-uelublcu are abundant and tool
they are a very nutritious lorm ol.
food every effort should be made to
alter a ptentltul supply to the public
and to encourage dinneru and vents-
blo salad! of all lilndii.1ncouraxe
the in ct chem with MIMI].
l
min 1 “and. /_//.. ,j 15/1 ...
Estimate. nutrition“ .41.. _
An inexpensive Hat
The question of a hat need not be any serious
afi‘air when Sailors, Trieornes and small Capotes
of ('Xt'clit‘llt quality may he had for
$5.00 and $6.00
Straw Trieornes in black, severely tailored
with black gi-os grain ribbon. Three styles of
trimming.
Turbans of piping straw, surmounted with
an eccentric aeroplane bow of black ribbon.
Sailors in green, sand, brown and black, with
Roman striped bands.
Second floor.
Blue and White Covers and Scarvet
'A new shipniciit'of the familiar blue and
white Japanese cloths is just in. These have
been universally adopted by housekeepers for
bedroom and cottage diningroom "use, because
they wash and wash many times retaining their
original coloring. The ground work is white, bore
ders in floral or biid desigiis and all with hemr
stitched e (lgt s.
$2.25
$1.65
$1.25
50 are.
39 cts.
45 Cts.
80 era.
7'? inches,
[iii
'l"
Suture“.
inches,
inches,
36 inches,
:50 inches.
Seam-s. than inches,
.\':.pkiii~, 1'.’ inches, :1 d- 7m,
Pillow Slips of llL’lllttl ('lC'ltltli e 18 :7
trim l'tl suiiitiiti cottages oi porth me,
iehes.
29 etc.
'I nird floor.
very special 2;!
Bandeau Brassieres
'l'liis >[tt't'ltll style might be termed a fiL‘lZJO
lllllltlt‘l’. ltt‘l'illht‘ it is made of gnu-i ~tzv zg mate-
rial and helps to t-ttllllllt" too stitui'fl‘ir dosh.
Although this is a stout and durable n.1, and it is
of a delicate pink sateen and i~ t/Ii‘rl'l‘!l)~"l_\' dainty
Silt'fi'i .
ii‘
)ltt1-. ’
iii zlltltl'ul‘allt'l'.
50 cts, “bill: they i..~?.
t; .wt .46.: on. set-(mi floor.
m Priscilla
Magazine
y number ready
The Designer
tin} ~ it'll ill
take
sped.
Only leu
“inch to :itl‘.ill1-
tagc of this :1
signer subscription.
ll
r
a
.I
it,
,..
shows
little
Tlt{'ll(’d by
L'w .‘l ref-
e pi: 2T6.“ are
r and the
Lil-.t
":10
the
. ..
'l‘welic copies of
Designer. One copy of
the Summer Quarttr-
|_v. with a Cuiipt-n guwd .. i,
for 13 cts. in tlic patr- ‘t;
(ha-v oi any Standard
g1}
" .5 (1.:“il:
‘: rt alt»
(life
I’d"
.
dl‘itl
,‘ tit ~ Qii‘
llflllt'l'll. - ., {lief It
All for 75 cts. '
m
I‘:ill :ii the Pattern (.‘Cttiil-
ter and learn about it.
li‘tzttirig
a time."
.;lt(i with
A.‘.-,
t..
ll
tut-’l.
tar
. Duct} :1:
"tn-1 a!
’Ihs ititfll await
utllltfll
15 :15: a copy.
I. ' littornnutt
t .t.'. lit/(It.
Main ll'tul'. Ln‘ng
(it x.
Stamped Pillow Cases
Ready for’embroidery
Cases of Continen-
tal Tubing, 4‘.’ iiieh
sizes. all stainpml,
with scalloped
helitstitehed edges.
$1.50apair.
Maillard's
Chocolates
A...
A‘ ...
.2?th A”)
to; . 'll‘ ["0 t'l
it: ti less Hi-
(ll'
'i'iie
rig ~
lilil'.“
g
~i
pm:- ill' in»; than i
the Mltliittl'tl custom.
-l2 ., . .
'lt.e quality is in the
Pillow Cases,
and 45 inches, (.L,,l..,i.u-,,.,..
stamlted to. entiiroi- 650176.5176Clal.
der.
for soldiers
and salicis.
. 95 ch. and 81.10
" 3 44., ;.
Norwalk Chronicler