Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 11, 1918 · page 5

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Inks advutale of this sale.
assist: is rapidly advancing
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Whitsunday ......... 30c
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wows .

Madmen: $1.25
Black‘sadWhiteBin: $1.65-
Afeweolorr.

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JOSEPH DAVIS
L 85 Washington Street

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

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Amateur Photographers Get
All Your

KODAK SUPPLIES

Fred H. Ponty’ 3

Developing That Will Please You. ’

Enlargements Also.

Palace Theatre Bulking
South Norwalk" ‘

 

 

I City NeWs

 

 

 

 

The 1mm... Lodge, No. 2881 0.11.

O of O. F.. will hold their Thanksgiv-
ing serrnon on .May 12th. at 3 p n2. in
Price's hall, Water street Norwulk.
The Rev. 8. Jacobs of Bridgeport will
preach the sermon. The public is cor-
dially invited to attend this sermon.

.iohn;Brummer. the Hope street bar-
ber, Sprlncvlnle. is rapidly recovering
the use or a foot, which he injured on
Sunday by stepping upon an up point-
ed, 1011:; nail. The injury was a severe
one, and it Was feared that blood noi-
scn xnighlr ensue. but danger of this
seems past now. “

——St‘raw hats. O'Brien's.

 

George: liihier of Springfield. Muss...
was arrested here last night, on urn-1-
plaintloi his wife. who came on have, to
see him punished this morning on the
«charge of non-support. instead, Pros
Looming-Attorney Matthew H. Kenealy

- took the We of main to his cities, and
alter alittle fatherly advico. the cou-
‘ me let! the omce together tnsmiles. 2A5
L Little Mr. Fixit the prosecuting attor-
ney is there ~Stamford Advocate.

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~—Coiniort is one of the necessities _

hp! life. Don't be without it next win
ter. Heat your home with Burnham
Boiler Cosy Comfort Heat. The heat
from the boiler that’s made in West-
cheste1 County. Send for "Which and
Why“i booklet Lord & lBurnham Co.

Irvington, N. Y

Michael lsynch.forn1e11y a No1walk
blacksmith. but now of Stamford, has
taken a position in the quartermas-
ters’ department of the United States
slurry and will leave for Florida Mon.
'He is a member of the Norwallr Hines
uterus. and was in this city yesterday
- to visit his friends. He r'eceixed a

L nice comfort kit from the local A. O.
H He use a guest in town oVeI'

L ‘ night.

'4‘o ngifiig%£¥1ft—
i YOURjDUTY
* '. 2T0“! Thrifty I
“Save and Buy for
Victory”
WAR SAVINGS
3 STAMPS ,
FOR SALE Ar 1;

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The Central l

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Ric‘h'LLLLcodts,‘ 4
a bargain,---$24.50
for women;

' ’ Gathering of beauties,

each of special value—-

- $24.50

2 . Out from our own col-
' , lection come a number.

Joining them, other

beauties from tailormg

'2

' friends.

root styles.

Seasonable pleasing
1ich colors. ,

Lightweight fabrics
which afford right de-
gree of warmth.

Extra value showing
forth plainly from every
Individual coat. .

{Handsome blue taf-
e a

pop plin.
Serge ‘of satisfying
navy blue
, SOft-hued tan
velour
A gathering ‘of new
models, of fine tailoring,
of true boauty,-at
special price

Wool

 

.22. Second door.

Laces toadd
- much beauty.

7" .2
LiNVlia'f charm and effect and womanly spirit they
curry with them! 2 ’
Cotton torchon laces, 1 to 2 inches ‘wideré 1W
,. 2 , .‘ 2., . 5c to 10¢
L Cluny cotton laces, 2 to 3lncl1es wide,— ”V" 2
2 ....19c to 35¢

lCambric embroideries in solid and eyelet pat;.
ferns, 12 inches wide— 2.2,, 350

"‘3 Pretty cambric edges, 1 to 5 inches 11 1do—-
1 .2... we» 15c to 25¢

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Hr

has Cotton filot ends and insertings,1 and 2 inches

e, white and cream

4 Center aisle, rear.

BC to 100

o..

¥ .BOVS' bIUc
serge Suits-«$8.7 5.
L Pore wool blue serge! L L i

l Nice Summer weight and of new trench 521111 with
Elcshed- pockets

L Norfolk model, a boy’ 3 favorite. ‘. 2’2

l, Well made, fitted for every service, sizes 8 to 17.
Excellent fin yalue— . $8.75

Front basement.

Spec1al fancywork
from Japan.

'All ready for Use and m unique blue and white

Ll Scarfs squares and such, of special value.
_L Pillow tops, 22 inch squareafi ~ “
‘ figuares, 24 to 72 inch sizes—— L

 
 

shop of one of our good 4

New attractive cor-‘

Effective blue Lsilk .

222 $24 so "

5‘ heavy, special value at 25c—-

‘L pec1ally good fer summer cottages, regdlar $1. 50—4
, 3'" .‘Large bedspreads for double, beds,

 

 
 
 

 

 

HOWLAND’S

 

Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Canndn

HOWLAND’§
Street ,

 

 

Summery
saving ‘
for men.

‘9' A fine but limited chance to buy low
loss than real value.

shoes

several sorts, woxth $5—

or wide toe
Vici kid oxfords u ith high too 22 .
iPatcnt leather oxfords, English or bluchor last
‘ Black calfskin, English last

"’ Tan calfskin, English last; seine with rubber
sole and heel, some with leather sole and effective tip.

 

111‘da17_—-—~full value at $5- --- . . .

$3.- 45

{if Main floor, rear. L Am

Speedylight 2
safe canoes.

2 52' Oldtown canoes slip over (not through) the .Wa-
ter; no effort to drive ’em along at great pace.

Safe and comfortable; those with sponsons
simply won’t turn over! ‘ 2.2m.
"' ' Pick one now; get' very color you most like. '1§§
'According to style and size—$34‘to $55. w

or Everything you need to make last season ’5
canoe more comfortable for use this season—from

; life-preserver cushion at $1.50 to back-rest at 750.

5112.. semi ‘L can ‘23 Fourth floor; : ""Lsrlx. .. Anna

.2‘ -'.

t Staple dry goods
& big savings.

V Cotton prices have jumped so high there' IS talk

.33“

. . of government control of them!

23;, Everything made of cotton costs more and more!
3' Yet here are substantial savings in cotton goods;

in very sclt of cotton goods needed practically every
day 111 every home.

firm, worth today 19 cents. Limited quantity at

1.23:
2' These are the other savings of special interest to
every uoman who keeps house and appreciates

2 chance. to make a dollar do extra duty— . 2 ,

[American shirting prints, good patterns, regular

190 yd— 150‘
Percalcs, yard wide, attractive patterns, regular
25c yd—- 20o,

Figured 27- inch voilos, fosteful designs, regular
19c vd—-— 1

Ladies cloth for underwear, soft and fine, yard
wide, regular 290 yd—- '- 2 25‘
Good large absorbent bleached Turkish towels;
23c

Unbleached yard-wide muslin, godd weight, reg-J
1111112200 yd— , 150
Heavy yardwido bleached muslin, regular 30c yd

. [P 250.
Mercorisod damAsk, 70-inch, nice weight, regu—
lar 75c yd— , , 691:

Excellent mercerised damask, 7 0-1nch good pat-
terns and Weight, regular $1 yd-ra 90c

Good firm bleached sheets, durable muslin:—
81 by 90, regular $1.35—-. L
81 by 99, regular $1. 50a

Bedspreads for single beds, hemmed crochet, es-L

$1.15

 
 

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0“ 8319 Saturday morning—men ’5 low shoes of L'.’
$345 .
Black calfskin bluchcr oxfords will either high 2

'A limited quantitywjust about enough for Sat- - -

'1 men ’s clothes.

Turkish towels, double thrcad, absmbcn'f, soft but '2

1217(2c. .

Pillowcases, 45 by 381/2 inches, made from Pep- L
perell tubing, regular 35c—-' _ 290 2

e125

Priccaiand K
wearing quality. 2;

 

Price does not always govern wearing quality of

i‘ If it did, 113540 suit would outuoar a $20.
3% Yet often the $20 1111] give longer so1vicc.
"" The $40 suit has other qualities which make it

u orth the price.

But for downright hard service and ion gh 501121 139,
the $20 smt actually excels some times.

Take these Howland suits at $15 $18 and $20!

2 2You can match’ cm 11p for ucar 111th suits inst~
ing $25 to $40.

Thcv 11 ill stand the test.

" Of course they are not so fine as their higher
priced brothers.

_ But what good-looking suits they. arc, along 11 ith
their wearing power.

Mighty attractive mixtures and plaids and

\

2 checks, a lot of them 1n quiet gray tones; among them

cheviots and worsteds and cossimores— and does any,
man know a suiting that will outwcar a worsted!

Mighty good looking styles too-dignified ones
for Conservative men and snappy 111iliturv-toned ones

.1 for young men.

. For downright big value and long service, give
these suits the “once over” Mon. What a money ’3-

worth they are at 3.5.4 $15 $18 and $20:

.81.. Main floor, rear.
122 ,

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Pretty neckwear 2.
costs little.

3'F Rare daintincss and excellent taste and nice
fabric all combine 1n pretty nccku car—numb of it at
but » 2 500.

Checked or<1 bandy collar and cuff sets, tan grocn‘
and 11150—- 506

Pique collar and cuff sets, some cn1b1oidclod,
roll and sailor sty lcs— 506‘

Organdy collars, some. edged” u ith filet or Venise,
some embroidered and l1cn1st1tcl,1od roll .and 311101-
and other pretty styles,—- 500

New long-roll collars of satin and handsome filot
collars 1n sailor modolm . 500

Beautiful crepe do chino VV111dsor tics, many.
delightful shades— f 596

changeable and checked dosignsé— ‘ 650 to $2

‘ 21.32:. , Center uisle. front.

Silk-ruffle _
petticoat---$3.

as; si1k~and at $3!

"Tie bootherbloom but ruffle IS handsome one
and 0f Silk. , , _ T ... , . __ 1' ,

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R fit”.

A“ " in.” ' L1 vs 1.,‘W2‘Lfi-‘J‘m $1019

’ Hot tli eight, ,good'patterns,‘ egula $2504

 

 

 

. tasteful colors. _ ..

Fancy patterns, black and several seasonable

 

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Smart motor caps of poplin and fancy silk, -2 2

é 2‘ Yes, petticoat which gives practically same 2229.2; F“ '

 

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