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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 4, 1918 · page 5

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Are here again: this time for all week from

May 6th to 11th

 
 

Only a very small quantity of colors in both

Joseph DaVis

85 Washington Street, South Not-walk

'2 our TODAY

Y VICTOR
RECORDS

 

 

 

 

Lieut. Pint, of the (‘alladian Flying
iti‘orps. who has been in 50 air battles.
|\\"lll he at the Regent Theatre tomor
row afternoon and evening

 

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i

i A forty hour devotional service will

lbegin at high mass at St. Mary s to

llloriow illolning, and end at the 8
o'clock mass on Tuesday nloliling.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

tor Norwalk and vicinity: Probably he a "hear“! 0‘ the defy“ team and
.511 were tonight and Sunday; moder- nuard next Friday evening. the 10th.
ate north and northeast winds. A ‘ -——--

:11 ght trough or low presure extends Daniel McCauhy, the genial propl'io
in Ohio eastward to Massachusetts. tor of the restaurant on Water firm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

_. 24‘ hours in all other sections of the
ER‘cky Mountainsn The area of high $2.25. while in March it was $9 45'
:1) ensure over the southern districts which is nearer the avelage amount.

has diminished very much in area and
inkensity. The temperature coninuies

_-——.—

Association oi‘ the South Norwalk
Congregational Church, yesterday at-
ternoon, to an audience composed of
women from Norwalk. Wilton and
South Not'walk upon her work at ‘her
school alid dispensary near Bombay.

TODAY

’l‘eniplli'ature: .liigll, 56: low,
Cloudy.

 

 

 

ii News ios and Mrs. F. irving Smith sang.
The afternoon was a most enjoyable

 

 

 

Dr Gueulal iiarmarkeri ot‘ BOHllliil'1.

mum some: m i: cram ‘ .

 

 

mentioned tran- rim Page)

gsilouon in Bridgeport will be a hull
day. as it will be held on Decoration

walk at 3 p. 111.. Sunday. May 26. Bat-
talion i). at Danbury at 3 p. 111.
“Get Together Review."

"A get-together review" is the way
ill which Judge H. G. Stevenson, ad-
jutant of the Fourth regiment explains
theoiobject of the many dellionstra~
tions. The parades are to be held to
show the 1genorai public what the
- Home Guards have accomplished. The

guard of Connecticut is the greatest
organization of its kind ill America.I

The men in it are doing the salilel
lwork as the National Guard perform—I
ed before they wele called into Fvled
eral service and they die rl1cei1i111.r no
help from the Federal G0vernment. as
the «National Guardsmen did.

Col. Wilson commanding the Fourth .
Regiment will i'e1iew the parade
Z The acti1itics of the Home Guards

ill the 1i1"oultll Ztiilitaly District will
increase during the summer. Time

will be no iallzc encampment but in
di\idllal encaliipments of each batta

lion to last {01 two or time days
will he laid often. The sites of these

 

oi' the regular army. The only dis-
'tinction between the two are lilo hut-
tons and hat cords The Home Guards
lweal brass buttons while the regular
lsoldiers weal bionze buttons.

Want Name Changed.

is being made by the political ropre

 

The Home Guards of the other states
lilaVc been dialled into the place of
title National Guard. under the name
01 state ill‘iiil‘hls and Connecticut is
‘tlle only state whele the organ. union

that it is a slight tending to convey
the idea that they are merely resolves
while ill leniity they 11111 as much of
a llliiitaly olganization as the National
Guard was. They perform the sum:
duties. are under the same discipl'ne
and their services ate entirely \olun-

 

changed.

1

 

Entrances on Main Stre

 

i

Efrom the Orient!

likclv to come.

'——io beat the order of Uncle Sam that nothing but
.silks and teas should be carried for an indefinite time

You can guess just as 'well as we when more is

’».- a: In

But, meanwhile, this 18 here and it is very very

l
attractive. up. . .35

'3 1

. ‘1‘.
1:1- .~ .u.

f Fancy decorated china 3E 1—.

(‘ups and saucers—24c to 35¢.
l‘ake sets—43.25.

.Nut sets—$1.50.

Salad sets—44.50.

.'J‘ca scis~$5.

‘(‘elery sets—31.75.

.‘liuffin dishes—81.95.
Mayonnaise sets—951: and 81.25.
llisellit jnrs~82.25.

('llol'oliltc sills-$3.75; . |

Berry sets—$8 25.

Jelly sets—31.75.

Ice cream sets—H 50. .
Tea-and- toast sets—75a '4
Co1ered cheese dishes—Si 95.
1C‘r5ackcr and cheese dishes——

1\g’hipped cream sets—950 and
Fancy dishes~45c to si 50.

5:1.»

‘1 White with gold line: i571“) V

' Tea cups and saucers—350.

Sugar n11d.croam~-$l.25. . ' 5.

Not only dyed but
cleansed. And the hand-
some color does not wash
on

1 _ Some other usefulm—q

- Kitchen aprons. waterproof

black and white check -—-50c.

. Face volts and hair llets combin-

cg. slip on easily.se1'erul shades.—
e.

Lingerie ribbon, extra nice
quality, white pink or blue. 5 yd.
pieces—16c.

Lingerie tape with bodkin, 10 yd
piece —10c.

RickRuck braid. mercerlsed. 6
1yd.piecc.——-16c.

Silk military braid, 1 inch wide.

 

Crochet cotton, Clark's merccris-
led. white and colors.v~—10c.

 

Tea strainers-50¢.
Fruit saucers—40c.
Bread and butter plates—wflfic.

a sense of genuine comfort
and ease!

Soft shirts with the
new separate collars, pret-

starcll, cool as a mountain

belts with harness buckle
-50c
Pajamas of light soft

Nightshirts of excellent
white muslin with tasteful
trimming in color, cut
with ample fulncss, —85c

Good handkerchiefs of

Main floor, front. fly
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l.Day, ,May 30 Although file plans of ‘9 - M— we» ,f
" ' thd nttoayetn rm‘
. Tins 18 a {are opportunity t? purchase your tuie'e :tlgfe.selifbllyneiflolt is beiigprdadae '9 "
1 “only of Hosiery at very attractive prices. by the omcers 1111111 Bridgeport Home (/1 ~vv—r——-_.__1
. Buy Liberally Sggrds to make the affair an epochai l Ch. . l» . . . . _,
1 , 1 ma rushes Hidden things
MEN’S I‘he day Will open With a gigantic .
street. parade of the entire Fourth , ' . - . 1
' s R.’ t.'h‘h"it' dith "
Seamless Meroer1zed.35c value .. . .......... 30c 3:533,” 3,15,“; 83.113; T 1‘; from Japanl m 3k 9 a Slllt ., ,
‘ ' . t s. ‘de P . r . d .
Silk Half Hose. 651: value .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55c gagemfw and etfsmlensivgrcerefn$vil§£ was 1;; r
Fancy Silk Hose. 75c value ................... 65¢ it‘lis not yet known witi‘at ngtablefi. l Literally true! «1. w i5 Any man can see what IS on the surface; 50f {'1
Fancy Silk Hose. 1.00 value .. . . . . .' .......... 85c 3,1,1 $33,313,;'gmtggigortge page , This fine big lot of Japanese china has rushed all clothes he buys. ,1
Silk Hose. $125 value .. . . . ‘ . _ . .. _______ $110 Guards will be there. 1 11 thought the Way across the ocean and then rushed by train He can see the pattern and the color audit
. 2'1”“ ”ay‘ggh‘flfj‘e’“ofgffffk' " ‘ across the United States. ~ style.
WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY . The schedule of the demonstration Three weeks ago it was in Seattle. Today it is But the things that make a suit actually worth.
Black White and Colors $150 value '_ . $1.25 ‘15‘11‘1353li‘fi‘l2°ilfiiiii§§°f1i°33§ii spread out here! Must have come over the Great Di- while are largely hidden
Black. Whit and Colors. $2 b0 value ----- $165 wich 5-1. 2 60,5“ 9. 111., “M day, Wide as express and hitched on passenger trains. .11. Is the cloth duiable? Time and test will tell. ‘3,
. « ' e ' ' """" ' gmfl‘ytimfi 3119 SllleIllitllgn aé 433$: And how it did come scurrying across the Pacific V Will the suit hold its shape? That depends upon

tailoring, hidden tailoring. 2)
Work and more work and still more work; it in:

the careful expert tailoring that counts.

£1 You are safe, absolutely safe, when you buy

Kuppenheimer clothes.

They are backed up by makers and by its—oil
every point.
That means the hidden points are as certain and
sure as the features you 500.1
Great gathering of new Spring alidS Sllilllncr fab-l,
rics‘ now at $25 to $40.
51’. 'And impressive v lines in Howland suits at
$15 to $35

Main floor. rear.

Be well-shod

--— itncaillpments ila1e not yet been 119- Breakfast. ““99‘4’0‘5- "‘ i" T011 Plates-300. .
Eur ka R 1).}. l 1,0] (1 N1 43 1'0 lected. There are seven battalions m». M t M
‘Fred H' Ponty 0.11‘ (inet 1:111l ellininéfuld lleld 11 loll ‘“ ”‘1" Fourth Miliim‘r District. 1 mm“ “W" 1* IS er an.
' 1 During the demonstrations ilis .
Tahoe Thedll‘e Buildlll call ““91" WW" an entertainment W“ month the Home Guards will Wear D 8 1t . ”'1 ’ ~
so ill N l C 9 held and refreshments were served 11 lheir lull equlllmom of fatigue tuni', . f y 10c Fmia' "1%“; ”1% Plenty of good- looking and thoroughly good
ll orwa k 0““. |was voted to inVite Hazel Rebekah form. This uniform is‘as like those 3 ' 0.x. . ‘ 'A 1'83. Com 0 SllOCS rcadv £01“ 11191].

1 lodge, of‘New Canaan to the 11m :1 13:: "fifmi-n‘l'“1‘1‘1‘11‘1‘..7“““‘i‘if’i‘iiiii ' Ally fabric may be dyed S a mall slips 111m The more particular a mail is, the bcitc '"llei'e
WEATHER FORECAST ,meetingillJllne‘and also iohold an en- blouse. Hunger“. the leggins. shoes with SilllSCt Soap dye for these new Spring and are Shoes to Slllt keen critics.

"mammem 0“ M” 11111. The” wm “n“ W “"1 “‘1 “““lcal “'“1' "‘05" i10 cents. Summer Olltfittingsi What Oxfords of cordo call on new flat last with a bi oad

heel ——$8 1
Dark tan calf oxfords of English type with broad
shank, hidden cvclets ,-——$ti

Black guiiillctal calf oxfords, especiallvc easy of

Shoes of black Viol, bluchcr llll,(’t)ll’lf01‘tllblé

cal shtiwers were “13° ”WW3“ from the cell at. the Water Street police
. _ sentatlves of the Home Guards to have
3‘ W “9“” and Texas. Pleasant station with their meals. and the total the name or their organization chang Colorite, dyes “"1" hater—23c. broom—$2 - . . wide toe, Neolin sole rubber llOCl ,-——$5 1» 1
w other has prevailed during the last h t nth was only cd to me Connecticut State Guards Bone hairpins. large or small.— New firm black leather 1 .1.
““1““ f0” ‘ e m” "‘0 10° W ' ‘ ' Handsome black calfskin blucllcr- ( ut shoes, thesa

also with Neolill sole and rubber 11ch ,—$5.
a Main floor. rear.

'1. 11..

Trim and clever and
nothafraid of the watcrz- weight and color.
suc are the iniddy suits Of nood field in light‘
for little boys that wait weight, with double bed

Seasoilable both in

Robert Rowan played several violin 50' tm y The officers of the ol gent/.11 on! bltfgu‘xggg‘g‘ cgfgfé~lg§lfif or real linen and big enough cag‘fl‘ly t0 lllCCt illOlllCI‘S. ailtlb 5010. i
feel confident that lllt‘ name will hci .colors. 3 N piece—10c and 150. to be \VO‘i‘tll-Whll0—25c. F1110 White 1-01). COl- Allltillq COlOl'S practi‘

Oied collar and ends, 01' callv 0.01.). lilVOl'ltC—ilh

no: m
I ' 7 ' 1 ’ , 1101111: GUARDSTO V
- 1 PARADE IN GREAT — -4— "n .
Onyx Days :_ Rnyinw MAY 30TH HGWLAND’S ”'” Ho E HQ 3": 1

 

lit is causing considerable cloudy .

.V iather with light local Showers in the is finding fault with the lack of crime; W till the anlfioulncclniient oféilo 111101;: EXCGllGDt ; range 0f ty cololed pattclns’maybe fit and good of looks _$5 ,,
1110 them portion of Lake region and uptown in the month of Ami! It 899!” "‘ODWWO" " "e 0m“ "““f; shad . ' 10c laundered without a bit; of B ’ ,
1h western portion of New England that Dan supplies those locked up in was learned mm a 1lgorous ( 0” ' 68 n0“_ '3 laCk Viei 031,0] d5 0f blucher Gill, “lilo t001~$5 1‘

1 hit boy i _ (‘llp- shape hair ne human .1 . . . 1 :
zrg disllralcta.e normal in all the north lndia. save a most interesting ad- ‘11“;lllm ”99" [mg]? his“; mm” (“b hag—1pc. 2 tfol-12'1“). u. ‘ fitlle QOthll in attractive E? .Wlute middy 77 l GOOd stockings, i “ h
_ 1 111 men 0 ‘ 1 « ‘ " on aces. h . ‘ .-: ' >1
. . THEE A YEAR AGO dless at the meeting of the Womens like their present title. They “ml shoes—10c, or is or or low 3 riped patterns—$2 1, for Boy. 1.. gOOd COlOI‘S,——371/ac.

one and Dr. Karmarker's talk proved " ..._._ Needm m hooks, mum. kinds for . S White. .1-
most interesting. BUY ANOTHER many used—.251: to 50c. 1-”3'3 Trio of fine RF GOOd Si 'llllltll white Cllltlllit" (100p brown. '
» 1 (.‘antleid dress shields. made " 1 .. ‘ , ~ '1
. Arion noll. 1111.11.11.11, to- - . BOND BEFORE ”g... 1111.. .n “remove”... white gloves. ,3‘ ‘ l‘ Galatcl blue collar and Vi kite and black: of
itsht. Victor Orchestra. , Clifford 3- Elf. 3 “’9“ known mum: MIDNIGHT ilolnsook. light 11'cilrht.—— Ollt‘ lJOtiili’V 0f lll-‘lt' ‘ ’ ‘ COlll‘SC‘, 371/00. '
lnacllini of this place. who has been 20“ l0 269- . j .1 1'. ‘ cutfs—-—these with one pair “ ’ /. 1 .,
. . , . . ~ , ,. _. —~——-—- 111111011 1113191 double 11111111 trio, is regulation lolllrthl 1 , (lli'ls CXl't‘lltlllt brown .
to. J. Flynn deli1eled a ‘3 112 ton smiling at Shipbuilding in the Brook . (Continued from First Page) sookrfioc mm 330‘ , . _ ‘7. 011g all( one pair ShOlt -- , ‘ ._
111111111 truck to Edward White. Rock- 1m Navy Yard for some little time, ‘ - i‘lgihdint silk—37o and but fastens Willi strap 111- trousers. , ‘5“ Shillings oi. soft. oven ‘4'
file, Conn, today. blade 11p his mind last week not to must be donc. ‘Nol'walk has gun? . £51;an shields, double stead of clasp. Sizes 3 f0 . :1 $3 C(illtlil, (lOlilllB hC‘Cl flild‘ .1,
'-——"— 'Walt his 11"“ in the dm“ “ml ““3 *f‘P' over illololl. Now .1111 the old town ‘, “=*‘“S;:1lf£:;;‘;:- 1' _, Effective and of extra me basement solc,--—.‘l;)o, . 1 2

The Building Trades Council (“5‘ plied to 111810031 exemption "03" "1' not only through the first and second i " - e5"- '1‘ . 1 . ' 1 - , 1‘ - . "'l :7

line trenches, but through the third 'Q‘OOdHOSh' (llllldlC‘ll 5 11111011 SllllS,

gored of regular business at its meet- a special induction to enter now, for

n: in 'C‘. L. U. hall last evening.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

; immediate service in the tank diVision

he club is now in commission. writes illslalller, Clark 1111. Ely. that

 

" Woller'Kelly, colored, was fined 37 Mam
d costs in the down town court this

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Department of Justice officials for ha?-
i ing gone out of the state without a

 

he is expecting orders at any time to. that “'8."-

and social gathering at Community

 
 

 

Trust Company

 
 

lpermit from the United SW95 "9““ their reports in by midnight tonight

and on the highway to Berlin. ("nine

For your own conscience?
sake. you plant get busy and buy :1
bond. You don‘t 1111111 to lJi.‘ iyilln
awake. it 1.11115 after the drive is over

last opportullhy Embrace it. Let‘s

tions taken after that time. All can
vassers and team captains must have

‘l‘.

1‘ N ice stationery

uliatclling envelopes.
] Those envelopes of the
dlCW open~on~thc-eild style.

iwortli 500- 35c

 

giiocsktll or special lambskin—-

washed with no injury to tit or up-
commune—$1.75
Center aisle. rear.

Toilet comforts.

750.

[special shoes now ready for women at $4 90.

Let your feet feel the cemfort with which they

Much Victrola special coiill‘ortahle model

_ . . _ across . , 'snlondid white lambskin in reir- _ r 1
d -——-—‘-X ht Cl b tl te at shle front.t Hi: 113211111181) 18:12::‘31 This is youl last opportunih to sub at a SfiVlng‘. 1.. lila‘tion Elly”. for; so“ and pliable pleasure for $52. \V 70;; ‘ p ‘
The Ischo 11 '36 11 me as v- an 1e wen ou WI 1 “‘1 3-1' scribe fol the Thin! Libelty Loan . .. “Hum" 0'“ 11 ““33 , (illlf‘ll.S liillml Stills 0. ' “i;
ning and transacted routine business. of 20 for Fort. Slocum-from where be If you haven't already bought a bond. _ Handsome la“ 11 00110“ ski13m: Hhut I:zl'llootll ildl‘ttl sptt‘ dole- Al. :1 total cost of $4 ~2:_ llf'llt“ (‘ltrllt it fit
You cannot afford to no, oil record in spondcnce Cfll'dS \Vltll ' "‘ Cm ‘\ annc am 0 1e_ VlCll‘Ola VI- A CO Oil,

. «.3:- “ill 1' s —- .
Cabinet ..'» 7'): int) ea c, 500 and

$10 of records.
Enjoyment for many Little 5‘“ fine light

omjng _by, Judge George H. VOS' Monker GrOttO. ‘10 -16 \iystic 01 and find volil'self c assing yourself he 1 - . . , _ - - ' 1
1‘11. for intoxiCation. dr11 Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted (Misc vun did not not 1111 the bold , Pmk blue glay. 39110“, 35:03er & Ganet me ”man an cvcnmgmud (liltilpliltilll. :011l('111\08ts fin 997011101)"
. i I . ' v >
.. ' , Realm. held a most successful dance pagan 1111111111 11111 no.1. 9101 11111.1. and lavendel, 24 111 bOX Amolin powder—18c and 28a for reproducing as main 1'" ‘ “1mm“? ‘” ~00
M ,,_. .1- «- You Simply can t do it. I‘his is vour Roger & Gnliet face powder— -

Loft aisle, i on r.

records as one wishes.

Hall in East Norwalk last evening. have Nonvalk a 100 per cent town Imperial albaflax sta- 50:)01i'11sg face powder and rouge—— Total cost—$52; and it) .
“ OUR DUTY “him was very “ell attended and for With evelybody in the old town 111110111: lOllel‘V, 48 sheets paper E mnlsiflod cocoanut, oil. for he )l‘lCOd ill ‘1 1 1 ) Trousers t0
Th 'ft ' which the Sterling-Wellntz orchestra the subscribers And lets have the (l 4'8 1 l) shampoo,——45e. 1 . ] t . _ 011) it lllt‘ Oil 1'6 1a 1 115
T0 Promo“ l‘l _ l furnished music Dancing was enjoy Wilton people. who have far exceeded :an enve opcs 111 UK, Law meme soap—159' fil‘St 1311311101“) 0f $2.1lf- p ce overa’
YOUR DUN i “d “m“ a We W" and ref‘eShments del'sqlfidastdgalhllth;illllalignlllebgtl‘l'l lmice size, nice quality, gilllildglldgrstoiplllmpisztiis5c tGI‘ that, pay one dollar a “any a man in factory, '
BeThrift i Writing 0‘ Dime"- ”9 cream and out of the kaisers moustache .1111: iWOl‘t11990—hmited num- am“tgottgmgdfiggfi-gsc and week! many a worker, is replac-
TO‘ 3’ ' cake were served. The committee in make hiul feel mule like the him her at , 290 45c. ’ F th n . 111g overalls by such tl‘Oll
charge of the affair was composed of buiger cheese that he is '1 , - ~ , Main floor. rear. Center aisle, front. ..-—- our oor. _
“Save and Buy for oil rles H. Wilson Janine Donnelly, ll. ‘ Liberty bonds mail a whole Int 1 . sets as these Special ones
Victory“ ’ :11 “Buzzard Oscar, Sather Clayton L. 131:,mfg.moihgoglrlgltcigsaogvglintll‘eLdil I 9 Enjoy Java. built to withstand hard
7 . . t g s ' ' 1 1
WAR SAVINGS l Marshall and George Betta cut men are coming in daily. ithliollli' women S $6 Orange Pekoe tea, “Cal.
' over here. cannot afford to w o _, . 7 ‘
a STAMPS ‘ i‘ William Hartmann. who until the your support from these men who are . x _ . A. ten that until rccent- } {£3116}. 'COSt just about a.
J n ' 1 lattel part of April worked at rem-‘dailrilisiéigs their livf'elz that you may h 4 90 137, was unknown In Amer- la . male than overalls——
‘ me n 511 e y. . . ., ' , ‘ .
FOR SALE AT dale, W'est Norwalk and who is reg "3%: f8 ygm,» 11““ chance you, mm S 09S Ill-nu . tea. and ate immeasuiably.
Th l x t listered in this city as E!!! alien enemmloppormmty to put yourself on retool-d .' ‘ p ' I A tea. 0f Splendid flavor > better_ _1001{]ng; and fitted 1
e cenlra is being held by the local Delice for aifiggtlbsa‘lggitongnflozz :2) 13111532112}; Ilet your eyes see the glace and beauty Of these 0f dellcate fragrance, 0f fOl' “veal. baCL and forth; _.

strength but. not of tano. from work.

In the leaf tis a bit

Tough worsted, good,

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

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l shal. When Hartman called at no in order that the subscriptions be .{ll'f rough looking \Vhen patterns, \varranted n0t to
i lice headquarters yesterday afternoon valid.

There will he need for no other proof of value. brewed itis simply delic- rip at seams with belt!
‘ v 7
he W" mm“ to Amt chm“ $121333; stilllnilli? T151111...“ will“; Yet it' is but fair to say they are regular $6 11110er ious. straps and even with cuff
John at tile condiment or silence in i
‘ out no-

 
 
 

 

 

emotions lien and there 11.1111 beast ‘ arid are styles oftattraetion, and are dependable Special price—for :1 lim- bottoms if preferred!

. 14118319 total amount Team captains leather. 1., tilled uantitvu ‘Y _ D rk u r ..
‘1‘" “1‘11”" “"i? '° “W“ hill 2 limited number i them—so bopmmpa q 5511.2 lbs $1 1at§1u_,glrnige or “$330 1

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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