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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 23, 1918 · page 5

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WHITE PYROTIN IVORY

, The Du Ban-y Pattern
' Special Sale
If you want to add to your set,
come in now. Combs, Brushes,
Ilia-ore, Button Hooks. Jewel
Cases, Trays, Etc. >-

‘ PONTY’S\
,‘Victrola Shop

in ,
' South Norwalk

 

 

whereas nonsensi- '

Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight F11
slay fair; moderate west to northwest
winds. The distrurbance ‘which was
«central over Upper Michigan yester-
day morning has moved eastward and
is now passing out the St. Lawrence
Valley. It has caused heavy local
1hundershowers during' the last 24
hours in the Ohio Valley, the, eastern
portion of the Lake region and New
England. A long trough of low pressure

«extends from Montana southward to-

Arizona. Warm, muggy Weather con-
tinues along the North Atlantic coast
but clearing weather with somewhat
lower temperature prevails in the cen-
tral districts. The temperature is ris-
4 1113 between the Rocky Mountains and
the Mississippi river.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO

TODAY.

 

Temperature: High, 64; low,

[City Ndwsl

Corporal Jack Dempsey. of Camp
lievens is spending a five; day furlough
\isiting friends in town.

 

 

 

 

in Friday‘s Sentinel we will publish
an article and picture of a South Nor-
., wink yoilng‘ lady now in VFranceidolng
canteen seerce.

A notice given by Judge Warner ot‘
the Superior Court presiding in di—
vorce cases at Bridgeport, is to the
«effect that hereafter when a woman
‘ is named as defendant in a divorce
motion an affidavit mustbe filed that
she is not ill the military serVice of
the United States This requirement
heretofore has applied: only to male
. defendants.

 

I The cast of "Pi Fi of the Toy Shop”
are holding rehearsals. daily in the
Regent Theatre for the presentation
of the piece on tomorrow evening. Yes-
terday a picture of the group was taken
, which will be published in the Evening
Sentinel. later on. The cast is almost
letter perfect and it is expected that
when tomorrow night rolls around that
there will he an audience that will
. “pack 'em to the doors" and that the
affair will he the success that it is said

to be now

 

 

UR DUTY
To Pgomote Thrift—

YOUR DUTY
‘To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
.5, ‘ Victory”
WAR SAYINGS
.1 STAMPS
FOR SALE AT

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Tl‘usl Company

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Dinner rings set with clusters 51151111151115, SOme ‘

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N ORWALK SCHOOLS
CLOSE JUNE 28TH

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"l N of fair to offer all the Special things that mark
the store news fiom day to dayo—and *fail to, include
toting folks. fr" , ' “3‘3“
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[Most suits' in the store at a fine saving. T‘“’“ ”‘ “W”

~55 ,There are a number of rich beauties; ”youthful in
effect, fine of fabric, distinctive, splendidly tailored.
its Tomorrow they will all be ready at special say-
1113. * ~ ‘
1 {Those that were $32. 50‘;
’11. and $35 .will be 1]:
{Those that were $39.50 . .
21151134250 and $45 will be
We shall not spoil a happy Surprise by, telling
you more about them—but the economy is one of the

Qost-alluring of the season. mg, 1%

NJ. Second floor... ‘“ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ "

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$269:
5,32" 511': ‘

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Hundreds of rings, .
samples and special-priced,
iiRings that cany tlie air and beauliy of fine, Jews

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A e11 y—yet that cost little.- ‘ , . ”.23.: V
Rings that for evening wear flash and gleam with '

the fire of genuine diamonds—yet that cost little. fi
,' Rings of silver and of gold-filled type, glowing
with life and color as 'do the ruby and the sapphire
and the amethyst and the topaz-yet at little cost.
., Gold- filled rings in Tiffany style, set with b1i1-,
'ahts and with colored stones—59c '
Sterling silver lings “set with fancy-cut stones of
many colors—59c * “”1 "
Beautifully-fashioned rings of sterling silver, set

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‘pvith center of one large handsome colored stone—u

$1.95
L““‘stual prices of these rings would be 75c to $4. 50

—and they have under artificial light a. wonderful 1V
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beauty and brilliance.

‘ ”‘ “ ' Left aisle, flout.

—2oj- ,

l 1 ti Special full- figure
\éilk blouses---$3.

‘ Onenfifihe E; delighting blouses for women of

full figure .e—coo ht fine Japanese silk,~ ‘

New Simple model with shawl collar and finished
Wlfll fine tucks?“ - W m""*"“f"“3“3““ ‘" I "

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’KSpoclal proportioifiiesc 313111013: fisi2es 46 to 52—5 3“ $3.

9:. $7 oxfords---$5. 65

‘ are‘light tan calfskin
’ comfortably, add to trim beauty of” one ’s attire.

V. late artivals and instead (if usual price of $7—5-we sell
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Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Comm

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Women’s fine

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.12 These oxford ties are genuine beauties; in form
and material and efiect.

" Half are battleship gray calfskin and other half V
1411 are finely made, graceful in appearance, fit

Nearly every usual size and width—but they are

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Mainvfloor.resr. " . . .

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Blankets for
camp or shore-

133' If you are going to enjoy nights at shore or back
in the woods, pick a good big heavy ,warm blanket. .
1' What shiver-s it it ill save—and what true comfort
it will "1W“ awn-em , . m

' 'Gray or khaki, generous of size, thick and soft
and warm vet tough and durable—$5. 5056 to $10.50

, Main door, rearI 1

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special blanket
for baby-«$1.-

 

..,, if Pi'citypnd light and protective blanket for use .
atop baby,’ 5 crib or (:01; through Summer. mm ;

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1. eWards oE chm breezes of the night: is dainty
and delightful through the 'day. '2

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Special value at $1. 135.

Si"; Maln‘ floor, rear. , t

I Matching towcls

a: Handsome big Turkish bath towels have a nar-
row, lustrous stripe cf silk and a colored border. ,

“They have a Jacquard wreath too 111 which one
may embroider initial. P1icc is $1. _
' Little guest towels to match them are-4.. 990 a

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11411 cffccfiye combination—rind” ‘a‘ worthy!

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‘ Main floor. rear“. "4 ‘

Don’t embrmd
your pillowcases'

No need to; here they are all embroidered—and
finely e 1.: on... M... with: .
-- Firm’ cotton of nice texture, embroidered 1n ef—3
fec'tiye patterns, size 45 by 36 inches, Some as little
as mifleiimEMEEeS‘ifii .9131 PT
,1 Handsome new. embroidered and 'draw’nwork
scarfs “and Shams from Japan—another example of

 

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' 1 {Afghan style, pink or blue. 35 by 50 inches— V

f; or bath room. 5i

,2, And soft agneeablc face-cloths. which glam match, .
are 15c.- 13 ‘

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Street '

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Gift for boy ' 1
who goes Friday. 1

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1“ If one of Bridgeport’s 700 men leaving for sen
vice in the Army Fridav is near and deal to‘ you,
useful gift will best send your rcnicmbiallcc along
with him. as it
it- Fine bracelet watch with 15-jewcl Elgin more
meat in Pershing strap and with radium dial-$20
‘ Good timekeeping Swiss watch with Radium
dial and in good strap bracelet, nickclcd case-$10.50
$32 New cushion-shape bracelet watch with Kitchen.
er strap and radium dial equipped with protector,
silver case-$22. - -
“‘1 Dandy Waltham octagon watch ill stout leather

, bracelet, radium dial—$22.75

3“» ’A lot of others—every one built to keep time and

to stand hard use—$4.25 to $18.50.

Good comfort kit fitted .1 1th brush ml.- and
lot of other nccdfuls including metal trench mirror

.1.“ $4. 50
Several sorts of comfort kits, completely fitted—4
3m . “ " 1‘35 to $10

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,lWritilig tablets~75c to $2
Trench mirrors—35c to $1. 50
8‘ Cigarette caSes—75c and $1
Playing cards-50c {3"};
Money belts. Keep funds safely—500 to $1. 25
Wash basins that collapse 11 hen not 111 use-7311
First-aid cases—$1 and $2. 25 ‘
Selling kits, nccdcd often,——$1.

Left aisle, front.

F .
it Cordovan is.
the stocking color.

_ . Six of every ten women choosing stockings only
a 'day or two ago, were seeking cordovan. And they,
fomld them in plenty. - .

\ Silk' in cordovan hue, Lisle 111 Cordovan line.
To be found yet, in plenty. ,

4-». Splendid silk at $1. 50 handsome lislc at 500 and,
59c.

Handsome gray lislc stockings, scv ral shades—«i
50c and 59c . . ti .1

Rich silk- boot stocking's to tan and white and
black—850.

cliffcrcnt hues—~69c , .x

Silk stockings full fashioned, excellent weight,
black and whitc,——$1. 25

374/213. - " 2 ‘-
Light ”(1001 summery cotton stockings, white Moi}
black ,-—19c -

“3 Smart little Socks for children, fancy top in atl
tractive colois—lilc and 290 »

 

how deftly our allies of the East can work—59c. 3,
me

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pin to each child making a donation
to the Red Chose, the Association re-
boosted ‘the teachers to bring the

lpresent drive and promised to give a scum NORWALK COUNCii.

South Norwalk Council will exem-

To HOLD INITIATION invited. Red Men’s hall on Washing-

'Union Council of Nolwalk, have been suns-rl-ru-ra Fon CHAMBERLAIN

ton street has been procured £01 the

sting @nimittee' to ariange for the
’ election of officers at the annual meet- 1
‘ ing’ in June.

 

1‘. year were mid.

(Continued From Page Uriel.

 

The Association appointed a. nomin-

It was also voted that all money
in the treasury after the bills for the
should be given to

 

 

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lifiatter .to the attention of their pu-
is

The Aesociatiou unanimously voted‘
that the Board of Education and the

plify the First Degree next Monday
night May 27th. There will be a class
of twenty one candidates going

committee appointed by the teach-‘ through
Large numbers of'visiting brother-5V membership teams.

are be thanked for their faithful and~
patient efforts in behalf of the best
interests of the «311001.1-

As this colonic ed tmusincss o
the ‘11 temoon‘t’iie 111“ it adjourned.

 

are expected, including Worthy Dis

triot Deputy Albert F. Rose of Nor- tends. special meeting Friday. May 24, President contended was nothing less '

event, and all biothers are urgently re-

quested to be present

The lecturer will also ask for re—
ports from the various captains of that

The members are requested to at-

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Codloyan stockings for children too—4013

‘ “3‘4““ " "‘"‘“‘ Left aisle, rear.

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Fibc‘; silk with beautiful luster and in many H

‘“ Lisle stockings of gau2c texture, fit like olovc,—-< _

 

RESOLUTION

W A‘SHINGTON, Jay 22 -—Wiil1 less
than two minutes’ debate the threat-
ened breach between Plesident Wilson
‘ahd the Senate disappeared today,
when by a live vocc voic an accept
able substitute was adpoted in place of
the Chamberlain lesolution, which the:

 

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