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SUITS
such as we are now selling at
$25.00willbeexu'cmelyhudto
got later. They combine style
merchandise.
quality and
[IV] PAW or also AND
$1.00 W‘
‘85Washlul0l Street.
'ooum nonwaut
new LINE. or mum-oi.
HAND canvas FRAMES
:l‘he Newest Ideas in Artistic Pic-
ture Framing Always at
Fred H. Ponty’ s
‘. Old Frames Repaired and
, ' Refinilhed.
Palace Theatre Building
South Nor-walk, Conn.
City NervsI
Since the output of every fireworks
concern in the country has been our ‘
chased by the war department, to be
used in supplying the army rockets
and other signals, local dealers in tire-
works will have only left-overs to sell
the coming Fourth or Juiy."’""“‘
Professor Harry I; Garrigus of the
Connecticut Agricultural Collexe.
Stooxs. who is acting as burchasing
agent for the department, will make
another trip to Kansas (‘ity during the
coming week (or the Dmvbse of pur-
chasing several more cartoons 61 cut-
tle for the live stock "department or
the State Food Commission.
I—Can you depend‘ on your boiler?
If not better get one you can depend
011. Such as the Burnham Boiler—
the boiler 01' Cosy Comfort Heat. 11':
made in Westchester County. A rep
resentntive will gladly call at youi
request Lord & Burnham Co, lrvinfi
ion. N. Y.
. Drinking fountains for human beings
andanimais are among the greatest
and humanesi of public utilities. He
who establishes or maintains such a
fountain. either upon city street or
country roadside. is a large-hearted.I
implanted, public henflactor. Water is;
1111' first great 11 ed of every animalI
during the dust blood heating days oil
summer.
Wmil Sonnenbem. who has conduct
‘ "ted In Japanese rolling ball game at Ro- I
"1011' Point for ‘several seasons, is to
be located at Lake Kenosia Park thisI
summer and has already had a build-I
‘ 511g: erected in the pik. Mr. Sonnen- I
1191; will come to Dahhury within ”I:
to days to prepare for the opening of
Iiho park on Memorial Dav ——DanburyI
Nei'ws. l
ITStraws, Panamas. O‘Brien's.
’ i'he Rev Joseph Hooker Twlcheli
11 recently tendered his resignation,
asépastor ot the First Congregational
Church, has consented conditionally
' 1o . ”have the church defer action 1111'
Ion ithe 1esignaiion for one year. The
eslastlcal society voted at its
an ting last evening to receive the
. ignation and table it for one year.
subject to conditions imposed by 111'
"‘i‘w‘ichell—Danbury News l
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I R DUTY
' I To Prhjmote Thrift—
YOUR DUTY
To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
Victory"
.WAR SAVINGS
., STAMPS
FOR SALE AT ,
The Central
Trust Company
‘53:; M.
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_ I .175... i
I. . luncheon. 1 “
Onen Monday 11m ll‘
ina's'ltoSEM'.
11,
she was looking for.
‘ 'ors—pcr square yard
‘1‘“.
Howm
vu— ‘ 1.
Shoe savings
of $1 to $3»-
and at $490
Fine high shoes, bright and cheery enough for
wear all through the Summer as well as during Au-
lumnl
W" Low shoes' 1n handsome oxford models, of season—
ible hue and fine fit and finish. 1,},
‘3'" Each pair at a‘ smug of over a dollar and the
Iigh fine shoes at a saving of oi‘er $3! '
Patent leather, dark tan, and brown kid oxford
lee. 1,11 .
High shoes of 1vory or pearl W kid with cloth.
Regular $0 and $8 shocs— . $4.90
Main floor, rear.
These make
charming dresses
Take any one of the plain pretty-lined voiles and
bake it up in combination with a figured voile carry-
hg the same color-tones; what a delightful and dis-
inctivo dress!
1 Not expensive yet of latest fashion; and of fash-
on exactly as one wishes.
I 'A splendid range of colors shading from light to
hedium tones all in plain tints—29c and 39c. .
Figured voilcs in a number of dificrcnt plaids and
~ lots and stripes and flowers and allover conventional
lesigns~29c and 390.
Beach cloth IS splendid for sports and vacation
lresses and skirts. Substantial yet not too heavy of
1ppcarance. A number of colors—390 yard
Dress linens are yet available in a number of
colors, splendid quality—69¢: yard
Madras' 1n pretty stripes, makes tasteful attrac-
five eand ale1t 1101 ch dresses—25c yard
FOR UNDERWEA R—Just arrived more of
but dainty lingerie baiiste in flesh pink—390 yard.
Main floor. rear. .
Those rugs that
wear so well”
It 1111s the cool fiim rugs of 11 001 and fiber that
And the dcscriptionhxhctlv fitted them.
They wear wondcrfullv- keep their good looks;
ire easily cleaned
Handsome new t110- toned effects and mixed pat-
lerns, readv 111 plentv. ,
Cost makes them doubly attractilc; note sizes
ind 1311ces-—-
6 by 9 ft—$6.50 0 111'12 fi—-$10
81/1 by 10% iii—$8.50 30 by 72 inches—$2
30 by 60 inches—$1.50 .
NEW AND SPECIAL-PRICED:——Lynola lino-
leuml Has a felt base, is light weight and very pretty.
Wood effects and small neat patterns in tasteful col-
490.
CONGOLEUM BUGS of fiist grade and at big
saving :---look like fine oilcloth but have Softer lustei
and greater beautv:
,- 9 by 10 ft, regular $11;— $7.50
1., 6 by 9 it, regular $6— . $3. 95
NEW LINOLEUM of good weight printed in ex-
:cllent designs which include matting and tile and
11 ood designs, burlap back, regular 95c square yard—-
790
RUG FILLING of Congolcum, used around large
rug; to give efiect of hardwood flooring; per square
1ar . ~ ~ _ . , . .390
‘ ‘ Third floor. 1 «
~4-.-.__
flOWLAND‘S
Bright suits
of late style
at $19.75
own regular stock; instead of $22 50 to $30 as they
have been—- . $19. 75
Suits for dress and for business.
5.
of wool velour. Thou colors and with
attractive trimming.
Suits of tweed in the alert mixtures of gray and
”(1 so fine for business wear.
7%: Each style one of Spring’s favorites.
and $30——
$19.75
Second floor.
Sale of ’kerchiefs
by dozens and halves
Ilcre aria amt or nine different special lots of
handkerchiefe at‘pricc of extra interest.
Some men’s, some women ’s. Differing qualities
——but cverv quality at lash than usual price.
So.good that folks will wisely buy many dozens.
1501' there is every indication that regular prices
will soon go higher.
Womcn’ s sheer or medium weight cotton, 50 qual-
, _ _ 25c l- 2 do:
.. m sWfiWrw-‘p~*mwrr new 480 (102
S.- Sliccr soft cotton for 11'omcn,rcgular 10c—
ity
F... . 5001-2110:
g... M a ......
’l Pure lincn for women, medium weight, 1212c.
quality, 650 1.2
W ., "m" .. ' M'w‘w‘” " $1. 25 do:
Women’ s all- linen, slicer or medium weight, reg-
ular 25c quality $1. 30 1- 2 dos
1"” ‘"” "’ ‘ $2.50 dos
l Men’s cotton, full size, 7c quality, 350 1-2 do:
if: 65c do:
3:“. Men’s regular 100 quality cotton 500 1-2 (102.
‘13? ' 95c (102
? Full- s-izc fine cottOn for men, 17c quality
"it; 851: 1- 2 do:
$1. 60 do:
Linen 101-1110111111] size, 25c qualitv $1. 30 1 2 (102
$2. 50 doz
Center aisle, rca r.
Restful couch
, hammock-"$10
0110 of the gems of a gathering—ready to bring
its comfort and case quickly! -
inilt oi‘ stout licuvy army (luck that will wear
and wear. With wind-shield and firm ends in which
are inagazuic pockets.
Fitted with mattress so restful as to invite to
cosy snooze! Cotton top, du'ublc filling—and car-
ried on a woven spring busc.
Adjustable too so that one cud may be raised to
suppoit a pillow at just the angle one wishes. $10.
Third floor. ‘
Good light
porch screens
Sluts of these porch screens are so hung that they
admit cverv cooling and pleasant breeze—and yet
shutout the glare of the sun.
Cords which hold them in place are firm and
stout: they will give good long service.
Brown and green: will harmonize with painting
of home.
All 6 feet 8 inches long;- widths from 4 foot at
$2. 25 to 8 foot at $4.80
Third tiger. .
A good big lot of attractive alive suits from our I
Suits of serge and offlpjofiln and of gabaidine and
brown and greenish tinge which are so scrviceable— ..
None has been less than $22.50, most were $27.50 .
ia‘
n
A
three-button
looks.
Cssentiaifiv; suits for
look and 11011
heel I
toe.
‘hyiv. 1‘,‘
.» ‘11. . 1.
er- 3-3? 1st - -. «weir
'Grcut fcIr Summci—
ComforI fittings
for I men.
Nu i 11 s o 0 II underwear,
brings man true comfort
and coolness all through
Summer, vc y light— 85c
Fine soft Balbriggau
underwear, drawers nith
double seat 75c
Socks of cotton in light
weightland Ioft comforta-
ble. finish, black, double
solc,— 17c
Right of his in street door.
‘1
1
Gould silk
stockiI1gs—31.
Silk stockings of excel-
lent weight and with a
rich glowing; finish.
.v Have top of lislc to
make them wear longer,
heel and sale are also of
lisle. .
White 01" black—$1
LISLE lstockiugs of
deep black
double lice] and sole—
.1 37%0.
BABIES socks of
white withIprctty colored
. ., aisle. rear.
oWLAND's
Good suit
for wartime
or any time
is waiting right now for any man at $15 $18 or $20.
We’ll except practically no man.
11 light weight, ,
.l 19c.'
it
i‘.
g.
113:3.
«1'
If you limit good service, good looks—21 revela—
tion in these Howland suits at $15 $18 and $20.
How the fabrics will wear!
Good looks 1'ou can scc for yourself instantlv.
Here is a Varsih model with slash pockets 1n the
style. Lct that give vou hint of wood
Other styles;—-1nilitary bucks for example.
scrvicc—-but suits with
good big shar of good looks. i
'AltractivIc colors; Summary but not too striking.
$15 $18 $20.
1 Main floor, rear.
Men’s extra-good
‘ oxfords---$7.50 "
Get into a pair of these, and Man, 110w line they,
I easy they feel!
Tan kidlkin, bluchcr style, wide too, broad flat.
Tan Russia calfskin, bluchcr cut, medium high'
$7.51
and {grout-1110111111r
Main floor, rear. } .
Can’t be happy _
without these. '
Every day some one (or
many) oi? these notions is
needed. ,
Provided now, they are
rcadv when wanted—and .
bother IS saved as well as
money! . . .5
Shoe laces for low shoes, black,
white and hrowu— 100
Laces for high shoes, round,
black and colors,— 100
, Bulldog bachelor buttons, de-
tachahlc— 100
Machine oil, wont gumbo-— 80
Tlircc-in-ono oil, for many uses
... 150
\Iarcel waving irons;- 35c
(dove stretcheis,
glo1es—-—,
Shoe polish. 2-in-1, black brown
and mahogany- 150
Presto White for canvas shoes—c
100
Pee-Choc white for kid buck or
suede shoes— 250
Coiorite for giving straw hat new,
sliude— 23¢
save tearing .
500'
Sewon garters. velvet grip- 250 .
Pinon garters with velvet 31in,
extia heavy— 300
Tango elastic girdles.
athletic talks—
Dress shields which can be sewn
in the sleevés— 27‘s
line for. ,
$2
Flesh- tinted dress shields for .
wear with shirt waists-- ‘ 47c ‘
Household aprons of
value, rubber—1 .
. Lertpheisle, rear. 1 1'
special;
' t5,” - I
Norwalk Chronicler