Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 8, 1918 · page 5

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qualities.

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Joseph

the here attain: this time for all week from

May, 6th to 111h

‘ ' ' DOT ' r gambler, who was a central figure in

This IS a Fare 0!) “1th t? purchase you the Rosenthal murder case, who spoke

supply of Hosiery at fiery attractive 11r1ces. the words. and. the audience was a

. packed house, of the soldiers here, the

Buy leerallY- biggest crowd that has thronged the

‘ Y. M. C A. but at the camp for some

MEN’S , time. Rose talked offlhis experiences

. ‘3 as a gambler. He told of the meth-

‘ ' ' ods used by gamblers, and he warned

Seamless Mercertzed. 351: value .......... .. .. 30c :11... 50mm 11 may mm .1 a gambling

Silk Half HOSE. 656 value . ..... . . . ............ 55C igamo to win they had lost before they

‘ , ‘ - began.

Fancy Silk Hose. 75c value . . . . . . . . . . . ........ 65c, ...Don, g9, ,, mm your heads ma,

Fancy Silk Hose. 1 00 value 85c ‘30“ “'1'!“ 833'“? grabs 1'] "eel 30"

. ' ’ """"""""" ‘ ier." e sat, “an on‘t at any 01

Silk Hose. $1.25 value ... ................... $1.10 the older boys lead you on with any

3 l beliet‘ at that kind. You can be the

1 _ kind of a soldier by leaving cards.

WOMENSSILK HOSIERY (1? 06 and mm lhlngs alone. The

, 1- i aiser can and will be baton. b 1

Black. White and COIOI'S. $150 Value . - ~ - - ' - 31-20 not by gambling ————— never. ltejust can‘lt
Black. Whtte and Colors. $2.00 value ..... $1.65 .11.. done

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‘ “BALD JACK” ROSE
URGES SOLDIERS TO
AVOID GAMBLING

CAMP DlX, Wrightstown, N. J.,
May 8. «‘You boys may be able to go
ovei there and lick the Kaiser. but
you are mistaken if you thing you
can win out in a fight at gambling"

It. was “Bald Jack" Rose, New York

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Considerable regret was caused in
camp today by tint/resignation of Mo,-
jor Joel E. Spiseurs. ot‘ the 311111 in
fttntry. on account of ill health. On
leaving the legiment Major Spiseais
gatctolonel .\i C“ Stokes $200 which
he asked to be di1ided up into miles
or 1151) each and given to 1111' most
eiiicient companies of the regiment.
Major Spisears was 11 member of tho
fa1111|yof (.‘iolutnba Universit) 11111]
was tonsidtrtd :1 valuable nid 111 1111:
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, LEATHER GOODS

‘ LADIES’ HAND BAGS, POCKET.

BOOKS, BILL FOLDS AND
WALLETS AT SPECIAL-

l£l1lred Finite Brunntrun, whose. 111a1~
,rimoninl (11111111111911 futuislif-‘d Splt'yl
lit-ending to tinny Stantfoid and Nor i
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LY REDUCED PRICES. 9 | SOCIETY illrtmstiup, 11 hom be married on April

I. , . i 8.111 1914 was in mun 1ostcidny, hav-
; COM-E JN NOW. i « ling come to this citr with his newesti
' 3 lwilc, became he was among those,
Fred H Pont t and Personal men summoned to he examined by l.o-l
’ y I . - ‘cni Board No. 14. 1
Kodak Shop - 1 NE I125 l llrunstlup. who is a Xorwalk boy,1
'depattctl from Stamford vcrv suddenly
south Norwalk’ Conn. l} A last fall it is said. in company with til
--‘~- A“ - ' :young woman just a few days beforei
WEATHER FORECAST l EulaDeitus the action for divmce was started by;

 

For Norwolk‘and vicinity: .Fair and
cooler tonight; Thursday fair. The
disturbance which was central over
Ontario yesterday morning is now
passing out the St. Lawrence Valley.
it has caused unsettled, showery wen-
Iher with high temperature during
the last twenty~four hours in the east-
ein portion of the Lake region and
New England Another distut'banceM
is central this morning over Utah.
Pleasant weather prevails generally in
the westérn and central districts The
temperature continues unusually high
ior the season of the year along the
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"WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY

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his wife. Mrs Brunstrup was granted

‘11 .. i 1 her divorce and the iight to resume,
or of the t‘llLlllt’el‘ m: (epartment 01 her maiden name of Woltkc

the city oi\'or1valk,and Mlsn Ltnn.l it is not known when Brunstrup:
daughter or Mr and Mrs Anthem 1married his latest “lie. but it is pre-
Deilus, oi 62 Taylm menue new unit sumed that it is since Atoll ”0 of this
ed in wedlock at St. Joseph s Church year He had been employed by 11
Friday morning at 9 DC‘OCR’ Rev ‘lli music house in Chicago. where he in '
Chard Cnnoll performing the cere ed at 1959 South Sawyer avenue.

many. The couple we“) attended by}. it is believed that the present Mrs.

r. and Mrs Joseph Bathella. Tht. Brunettup was Miss Gretta Fteitng oil
bride was prcttily attired in an nttrnc- Stamford
the, traveling gown and the. pretty . .
wedding ceremony was witnessed b1'1
immediate tflelatites Following the
ceremony, Mr and Mrs Eula started
on 11 short weddinz tour and they are
nxpected to return tomorrow. Hearty
conzrntulutions nrn being showered on
the happy couple by a host of warm
personal friends;

Lieutenant John Keogh. of (lamb “
Devens. Ayer. Massachusetts, returned . '—
to South \‘orwalk inst night to spend
two days. dining whith time he will
. :1 (119111 in the '1‘ minty

l ' Dominick ll. Eula.~ a popular mom

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Don’t worry about that German
drive. Secretary Baker. whowns in
France and England doting the 11111111,
of it, says: "If anyone wants to hear .
a word of doubt. as to the ultimate tr-t l
umph of the allied cause he has to '
leave Europe to do it."

 

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Arthur Lincoln. who has been spend—
ing the past winter in New York city.
has returned to South Norwalk.

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Eugene Downey, of Ely arenue, re
ported to the police that automobile
Connecticut license 24—778 had run in-
to the wheel of his bicycle on the
Washington street, bridge last night.
and had not stopped.

 

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WANTEDéGm-Ls' AND WOMEN
We .can use 25 or 30 competent girls
in our first and second shii1.Apply
employment department.
The 8: Rubber Co. .

 

 

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.1. ‘ WAR SAVINGS
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Announcement is made of the mar-
Whore of Miss Margaret C. F'odm and
,(‘hnt‘les ll, Taylor. better known as
, Banting Knnz. in Port Chester, N. Y..
‘on Sunday night. The ceremonv was

icit‘ormed bv Judge Malcolm ‘Vlerritt

at his home on Rockland avenue
1 ' . ' ,h-ve many

The ntwly v1 aided couple .1 '1‘. just splendid for braichio d in

friends in South Norwalk who w15n “ch coughs, and tight, thezy

them the best of succesn Mr 11.1111 73,“,ng

Mrs. Taler 51311011 this morninc 011 Mrs. W S. Bailey. Lancaster Y1., toothed

tlmost continuously any and night. until lite
on automobile tour and before retnln .311, Fflcyhgflcneiyha‘tl’d Tar.‘ 11111111134231:
7 1 Cr CO!) C 1111 '\ 50W .

in" ”le Wm Vigil. Emu!) Began: "t latch: bottles entirely ell-it'd her €01.de .

Ayer Mass, an 0 er pom s o in-

They will reside at- -tho home

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Fonsr's HONEY AND T1111 taken right I

old of an obstinate cough and gives l

quick relief. I
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and air passages it stops the tickling. ,1

loosens and raises phlegm cosilf. It is ,

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ASCENSIONTIDE OBSERVANCE
The. observance of Ascensiontide at,
St. Paul’s Church will begin with a [es 5
tot evensbng tonight at 8 at the
church, this being Ascension Eve. 'l‘cl 1.

the first celebration of the Holy (1011131 .
munion. arranged at this hour for the 1..
convenience of members of the. parishl
1\ ho must beat work later. It has: '
ibeen the custom for the past few
1 years to hate this early set Vice chor
l, -,al but this year it will be without

choir so as to make the service not "
too long. The musical semice on the A Flut'cmss. ngh- Grade Mower.

We will boot the same character as at Medium Price—It is equal to

the service held on the night of the any ”8'11?er mil-Chine 0n the‘
int-essing of the. new organ. The music market except our own. 9 inch!
twh eels, 5 1-2 inch reel with 4

.11 Ill include the following:
’iflymn tan—See the Conqueror Mounts b191(133- . 3 _ '
1 in Triumph ............ Hemy The Spider Mower 18 light and

 

. siro , and tides over the lawn
“as”???llll.l.)f‘.".ills.71.1.”mammalian will and almost noise-
Anthem—Leave Us Not ...... Steiner 19331! 1 reminding? you strongly as
Hymn 128—Hail. the. Day that Sees it nip! 03’ the mi, of the vigor-
llis Rise ....... .Monk 0““ ““1011 0f the ferocious and
Processional Hymn Silk-Saviour. cunning little mm whose name

Blessed Saviour. it bears.
Offertury Anthem—The Lord is Exalt‘ ,

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Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street

 

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Wash skirts,
cool and trim,
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3, "l‘is warmm'l 110w glad we all are.

ll?" ”Away with warm jackets and coats and skirts!
l"? ltagcrly and dclightedlv 111: turn to thinner
clotltcsinnd to the pretty new wash skirts! Wit

.jPretty, indeed! ., tr « g

‘ What. beauties 1n 11111ite—--Poiret: {will and corde-
linc and" gabnrdine and honeycomb!

What smart and striking and tasteful colors— -

stripes and plaids!

How handsome are the mud; white skirts with
"narrow hairline stripes of black! M““ , a

11 And Sides—what diversity! 1" , ..s'

some plain, some pleated, some with almost-tiny
fancy pockets, some with great big effective pockets.

Yet biggest charm is their light coolness and the
twav they harmonize with whatever blouse one wishes

to wear! who» we . ._, ...- ...Mgwny
ll“ Dozens of styles; fine values at $3 $4 $5 "
" to $12.50.

Second tloor. ", . .123

Get cumfort

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Suing the luxurious restful couch hammock

into place right {l\\ll\'l

Lose not one dot of cnjoyntcnt~for such 11am-
lnock odors it no case and content and rest.

Spring breezes and sunshine—11nd a couch llam-
1nocl': how enjoyable!

Good large strongr conch hammocks canvas ends
and staunch windshield fitted 11 11h soft firm mattress,
so 1'11" by stout chains. .

Several different styles, some with special
springs beneath mattress.

'— Fincst are $28; prices range from that to $8

Hammock stands of tubular iron, easily set up
and easily moved from place to place, groombrowit
or gra1~ $5

811' mging hammocks of woven loose- mesh fabric,
finished with spreaders and head— rest and graceful

valance, a number of different colors and qualities——
$7. 50 don 11 to .. . $150
.., S", j‘ Third floor. A.

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Tents for campers
or fOr play.

Good stout tents that will stand the stress of ‘

:wind and rain.
gSmall but staunch tents for plavground.
, . Both sorts ready to begin service at once.
' {Wall tents of 8-02 duck:— ' -
' 71137 7 fir—$12 13.11 7by 9ft'—$16
,yQI/g by 12 ft—$22 50 ’i 12 by 14 iii—$30 11—»
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a... ,White drill wall tents, 5 by 7 ft,——$9 'l’
« 3. Palmetto tents, striped, 6 by 6 ft——_$8. “"1 "
Campers’ 1:01:30 strong but light, and how on, can

 

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stockings. ,_

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Onyx socks 1,

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man and woman 11 ho buvs theseb excellent socks or

*7. .7 'V‘iu ".

Onyx are good stockings; fine of texture, firm of
color, conifertable 1n fit, and they give good service. '

No earthly reason why they should sell for loss
than usual price-exccpt that the makers have es.
tablishcd one week each season as Onyx Week when
they cooperate with us to offer economies; and. to
win more \\ carers! u: '1'.

For men:—-—
1
.._ Lisle socks, colors or white or black (and rich‘
colors), double heel and 5010— 296
W, Bandsome colored or white or black socks,"
fibersilk of great luster, lislo 11ch and sole.— " 451:

Fine silk of splendid weight, beautiful colors and'
deep black and pure white, double solo and heel—~69c'v

For women :——

,9», Beautiful fiber silk, nice weight, rich luster,
5019— 691'.

Pure fine silk of special firmness and beauty;

black or white, Iisle top and heel and solc- _ 89o ‘
E Main floor.
Athena underwear . " 3

" for comfort.

Because it actually fits the form, 'Atltcna 111111ch
wear is genuinely cool and comfortable for women,

It. is cut 0111:1111 lines of the figure. It fits without I
bunching or pinching. It protects one and yet. allows
free movement. ,,
Softtfine knitted cotton fabric, prcttily trimmed.

‘Athena vests for summer wear are notably, ‘
pleasing—for they are narrowed across the back and
full at; front and hard our '011' 0d shoulders so straps ‘
do not slip.

Singlcg 0'armcnts———'t'C111 and 85031111011 suits—$1. 50 ' '
and $1.75

'4 ‘ . Left aisle, rear.

Men’s; B V D
umons—-—$l . 7

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