- mgr
mm. 1m 111.1911...
STRAW HATS
,» $2.00
$3.00
mum nus
$5.00
to
$10.01)
Come Get One and l'eel
Comfortable
D
, soSEPH DAVIS
-35 Washington Street
IOUTH NOllWAl-K
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for \‘orwalk and vicinity:
g-‘air tonight; Saturday probably
';cloudy and slightly warmer in the in
terror moderate eaSt to southeast
winds An extended aiea of high pr-es
sure central o1er the eastern portion
of the lake region and New England is
producing cool, pleasant weather in
nearly all districts elfst of the Missis-
sippi r'~ive1. The estern disturbance
has moved eastwa d during the last
twenty~four hours and is now central
over South Dakota, It is causing no
settled Weather, with local showers
between the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississippi r1ver. Northeast winds
prevail geneially along the Mann At
iantic coast. The temperatures are
somewhat highei in the western dis-
triots but are lower in the Lake re
gion and New England.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
Temperature: High,
t‘lear. '
60 ; low,
‘40
J
m
F m :7,
Summer Dresses '
For M tsscs
Entirely New and
Bittercnt trout the
Stylesiot Season ’s
Past.
, The spirit of Springtime is
clearly defined” in these graceful,
trim Dresses. Each garment
presenting a chic version of the
season’s best dress modes, with
style, color and trimming, pro-
claiming them the prettiest and
best for Miss 1918.
$33810 $30
Sweaters
, Blouses
Some of the smartest styles Go no place for 'Ipllleasure .
' - without a Sweeter. ey are
that you have seen in many a good company always and
day. everywhere.
$1.98 to $7 $2.98 to $19.50
W
Lincoln Council, 1;). U. A, 31., will
meet this eVening. at the hall in Wash- J
ington street.
'Roton Point Park will officially open 3
tomorrow for the season and on Mem-
orial Day there will be several features
of interest to those 11110 attend If the
weather continues hair it is expected 1
that there will be a lot-go attendance at
the park tomorrow
’ -——See "F1171" of the, Toyshop at the
lit-sent tonight
The first test of thesenson was held
by the firemen at the Central Station ;
last evening, when they went 0 the
Franklin sreet School. used all tit-the
ladders and 300 feet of hose. to test out
the 11111111111111». and also the efficiency
of the men. The test was very satisfac-
tory and anoifier will be held in 11 short
time. The exact date, of the test has
not been nnnounced'as yet
Italy Day will bti observed in Odd
Fellows Hall in t Hoyt Theatre
Building by Court ~eD Amlcis and
other ltalian Societa' and the ltalian
population of the pity this evening.
when a mass meeting will be held at
which time a collection will be taken
tor the Red Crosa and at which time
a number of prominent speakers will
address those present. 1A cordial inivtc-
tion is extended to attend.
———-——-I-3&—-
“Fl 1‘1" the muglcal extravagama
at the Regent tonight. .
The package sociol‘ held last night
at St. Peter’s Lutheran church Was at
tended by a goodly number of the
parish. The program consisted of
music, games, distribution of the pack.
ages, etc Special mention is made of
several duets by the Misses L Schaett
and Fields, a solo by Miss L Banks
and an interesting reading by Miss
Elsie Rains. Refreshments were serv‘
ed and a general good time was indulg
ed in . ‘ "
M-”
City NewsJ
in 3
Cool
Cooliul Skirts
For Summer '
We mvlte you to see them
in our store now
$2.98 to $15
JACOBY’S
Charge Accounts Opened
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Charge Accounts Opened
F. Tammany. Judge THE KNOB CLUB
EXPECTS TO GO ON
(Continued from First Page.) .
Judge William
Joseph R. 'l‘ui’lor and Judge Nehemiah
Candee, are in Bridgeport. attending
the short calendar session.
_ 1 The members decided that
to 1c c enim
Four mung men W] 11'; r Will: Knob location was the only one that
a distrubunce i“ 10”“ 0‘ enrv suited their needs, although sexcrnll
on' 3 store on North Main street yester other ”0599an locations “ on"
day afternoon were taken into custody mentioned.
by the police for a heating tomorxow A canvassing commlt'cc who trill.
morning ~ see the membets to iiud 0.: i1 thcyt
Jcaro to continue their membership in
'—““"*‘ case the club chooses another slto.
Joseph \iul1ihlll, the fight promoter were appomted They mm c 13
1111111 in South Norwalk today, on his $131150“. L90 DBVlS. JOiI'Jl‘l A 1'11th
war to Denver, Colorado where be ex 153333313353cam» ““1
pects' to meet the manager of Fulton it was finally voted to uremic m.
and Jack Dempsey and complete 3’" the opening of the. club, and 11 c.~om
rangements tor the tight‘. in Danbuxy mittee was appointed to canvass the
on July {111 members of the o1ganiza' oil and get
them to pay their dues
' At the same time (he 11111111111111
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—See FIF‘ where at the Regent committee will make turthct i111esii:
tonight. gntions into the 301l\1ll"l 111 the vi
-—--- cinity of the Knob uncl 11111 town-1
The pictures tken for the Palace at a meeting to be held at the sour-
Theatre by their own camera man or place in W0 WERE.
the Red Cross parade on Sunday last 111g, June 6111
drew quitealarge audience yesterday 4—4 ockuooos~1s Fantleld A C. Sun-
afternoon and evening and another re day at Amusement park. Game star?
Icord breaking crowd is expected at 3. 3
both performances today as well as to
morrow. ,3
'Baune1 Council, Daughter of LibertY.
met last e ening and received reports
A 3’9““ woman who did ”Oi give on the meeting of the state council.
J OUR g%th her name complained to the police here last Tuesday, A committee to de- l
1 T0 Promo 1'] '— ithat while ~ ““de in front 01' the curate the graves of the soldiers on
YOUR DUPY !L'Hommedieu Block in East Norwalk Memorial Day was appointed and '
, - . . . Jon Wednesday afternoon at about 5:45 plans for an initiation at the next
T0 Be mlfty 1 someone lb?“ 11 9?“ °f water on her. meeting were discussed. h‘l’e commit-1
J J J ', .Sie said t at this use not the first tee is s follow5:_ =Mirs. Mary Broad‘
. “Save dildJBllY fOl‘ ,' Jtime that such a thing had happened. way, prank Merriam, Ralph "Penneli
, ' VictorY” . '1'11 1 1 11 R ? Mrs Mary Guilder, Jennie Tuttle, Net
‘ i '“ e 59m” p “y a' ‘9 agent ‘0‘ tie Minor Mrs Oscar Young. and Wu
J WAR SAVINGS 12m... ,
, t or Tuttle.
' 1F
1 _ STAMPS h “LThe 11.111212: oi’ gozsaheait LegionJ William Boyle of \‘ew Britain, one
1 J ].E 3‘9 ex 9“ P 1; V0 0 an 8 l0 1'3 of the drafted men. in some manner,
FOR SA; AT Bertha Vorhees for the use other barnf whether through mistake or intention,
The Central 1 °" "' "'9'“ °' I'- 0~ 1.1.1.“... 1 i" this 111:: $.Et?.§°:.‘.t 2211?:
9110 e
, j . . ' on Gregory BouleVard Mrs. Voorhees, 1 behind when the train pulled out. The
Tr ‘ Com an “m0 rents the property allowed the baggage m‘hster at the station got into
“S , I) y 1 J ladies to use the barn for their old J communication with the police, who in
w . : J 1 fashioned barn dance, held on Wednes- urn toomglungateltll vitrit‘: 3:8 loo?! etx-
—— l'dve ni'fo 1 1 empon oa woo epoceo
' ;. Oach v1; [if misgezzctliteegm“ l"31-51 instruct the man to “walk to camp,"
. r 95 a u “ lwhich instruction was given 1131,16 man.
“ ‘ ‘ It “is resumed that he wal
J cueuowu. uo'rlcs 9,
': ~—The grocery business of Nelson H. 83th Norwslk Lodge. No. 529 L. O
J
‘ Hoyt human moved iron: the Hotel 0- sot
the .
"i'tfiilt 13:1) n.1'e:-1~ '
'1 way and the hotels and the places you
., through.
, land the eastern part of New York state with Lakes
idem-gs and Champlain Quebec Montreal and the
_ Momma provinces of Canada tool
transacted routine business at
Howmuo's .
FAG! mas
HOWL'AND'S
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue Cannon Street.
Levely dresses
of purest white
to delight girls.
For girls who love beauty and
special appeal
A beautiful Georgette crepe is
made over fine not. ‘ .
Glowing lightweight fine crepe
dc chine is trimmed with fine silk.
braiding. '
. , A Russian dress of striking pat-'
term is of soft-luster crepe dc chine.
Crisp appealing orguudy is made
with deep tucks which give effective
fulucss.
Soft voile is finished with simple
; has excellent effect. -
So pretty a gathering has not been seen before:
wgii'lish yet of decided st ylc and beauty, simple yet
,kcry graceful and alt 'activc.
trimming
From mother’s standpoint, best feature is that
J c a i
all the time and nerve force spent 111 dresstunkiiig
may be saved!
. $7.50 to $27.50
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Numbers of pretty new voile dresses in soft hues
and 1'1lcusi11g patterns too. Some charming plaids,
many grncci'ul figures. ~ $7.50 to $15
Second floor. I
“Let’s have a
game of croquet.”
Let the whole family plav, unless there are it
couple of experts who simply must play alone. And
what fun there is!
Room 11hc1'cvcr there is a lawn of any size. Good.
‘sport, kccu competition, and it keeps everybody out"
in the good oir.
Eight- ball sets for as little as $1.10.
Special 4—ball sets 11 ith professional- -handle mal—
let~$1.35
'A grc cat. many different s01 is some 1vith special
appeal to finished plm'crs,-~$].15, $2 .70 to $6." 15.
. Fourth floor? _ j
Sleep on .,.porch
in co tort ,. i.
this
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fineness and who appreciate fine fab- 5.
tics and charming style; dresses with ' '
gladdcuiug
.3 cuff sets!
' of flowered organdv.
' once of one ’3 dress!
Women’s beauteous
white shoes.
Whether high 01' 1011', whether
buck or canvas; 11o shoe quite so
fine for Submit 1' 11 car as “bite.
he 11' m'accfuily they 1111111115“
n'zze mi. 1 mm Honour 1' dress.
lim.’ cool thcv ate in appear-
511cc no 1113“ as ii1"1ct.
What a splendid collection is
1'("id\’ howl
t 111111113 oxfords 11itli military
heel—$3. 50
Canvas laced sliocs,
heck—$4
Buck pumps with "plain too
and military heel—4.145
\\ 111m tip pumps of buck with
F1 rent 11
military heel—$6
Buck laced shoes with white sole and heel—$6.50
Fine buck pumps with white sole and heel.
wing tips,———$7 1
Finest buck laced shoes, French or
ltccls, wing tips—«$8
Main floor, rear.
Delightful pink
knit underwear. ’
Delicate in tone audSunimel'y in “eight, cool
and fornrfittiug and luxurious in comfm-t it brings:
—~nc,1v knitted underwear of soft-hucd pink.
Union suits of scientific lines, and fine soft. lislo
fabric—850 and $1.
Vests of pretty and fancy pattern—75c.
Lott aisle, rear.
Newest collars
with color touch.
Just as charming as the Spring blossoms now
all out-~11 doors; 110w oi'gaudv collar and
utiliturv
Think of; pure shite combined 1' itli little checks
in green 01' blue. \ud oi ruffled cd-rc' 111 tan or flcsll‘
or old rose! Then come and see just how delightful
it is.
Sets of collar and cufis— 31'
Some smart new spick- and span 11 bite pique
vests have fancv stripcwand there are alluring vests
How they do change appear- .
DOC to $1. 50
Pongce , silk
533
Center aisle, front.
5
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for Summerf‘ 3
l’ongcc is a splendid Summer silk because
it is cool
it' 15 do 'able
it is light
it is easily] l'auudcicd
it is heat rcpelliuo. .-
A motor al- 11110. pongcc is of light khaki tone, docs
DI'OD curtains 0'5 1111111111; 010th 1115111‘0 131‘“ch not show dust of t1'211'cl,111akcs splendid motor Coat:
and alloiv one to sleep out of doors and enjoy full
benefit of good air and Summer 111-c.1211. '
They make ’a goodscrecmtoo agobist the sun
and protect against the stron'r breezes 1111icl1 blow
at shore or on hilltop!
Plain white—G by 8 ft, $3.25; 8 by 8 ft, $4.50
Blue. stri 119—6 by 8 ft, $3. 75; 8 by 8 ft, $5
Bron 11 stripcmG by 8 ft, $4. 50; 8 by 8 ft, $6.
Third floor.
The Blue Book
for motoring.
You know how to get there and the sort of roads
'you’ll find, if you consult the Blue Book.
It makes no difference where you plan to drive
our car, the Blue Book will tell you all about the
are going.
Edition forthis ,year just ready!
NowEugland edition includes all New England
'acatiou suit or (11' 055 for general Summer service.
A 11 lute pouvgcc has all the advantage of light;
coolness and case of laundering. ' -
A black pougce 11111 give special service com-
bincd 111'tl1 cool Summer cmufoi't. A
Natural pongcc 05—851.. $1 to $1.50 yard,
Yard—wide pongccs, white or tiattii'al,—1‘¥$l..75‘yard"
(,‘i'epc pongccs,40 inches wider—$31 yard "
‘ Black yard-wide pongee~$2 yard.
Third floor.
01'
for young f01ks.
The finest suits that. Spring brought for young
folks are now offered to them at a big savin".
Handsome styles and fine materials and careful
tailoring; in rich colors; of such models that they”.
in Autumn as they are now. .‘».
But girls have a right to their share oil How-
laud economics—and ’tis time to make a clcarup off
suits. , , . , -
Those that 11 etc $32.5
and $.35. will be
.. " Those that were $39.50
1‘ _ 3; ‘ss.
..
, $42 .110 “dbl-'5 will be
" ‘ ‘ ad 111‘:
131- ', .‘
Suit bargains ' _
will be of as good service and as full of satisfaction 1'
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Norwalk Chronicler