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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
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The branch office of The Evening
Sentinel is located in the office of its
Norwalk representative. Richard H.
Fitch. in the Masonic building, on Well
street. and all news items, advertise-
ments, or notices of a newsy nature,
can be left there or telephoned there.
The telephone number is 1388.
[City Ne ws|
Miss E. Addis, of Brooklyn, has re-
turned home after spending a few
days with friends in this city.
——Straw-Pa1%1s O'Brien‘s.
George F. Winter has returned to
his homejn Broad RiVer. ‘after com-
pleting his studies for the year at
igartmouth college.
J. Henry Wehie, who recently un-
derWent an operation for gall stones
at the Norwaik hospital, is doing
nicely.
——4Lockwood's vs Fairfield A. ‘C. Sun-
day at Amusement park. Game start
3:30.
Miss Lillian Cohen, who was uprat-
ed upon recently in the Nor-walk has-
‘pital. is recuperating rapidly at her
home in High street.
Clarence W, Mills has pasSed all
qualifications for the United States
Marten corps, and will leaVe tor the
training station at Paris, Island, S. (‘.
. —————-—- ,
Commencing June 1, the Henderson
& Irwin shop will work five days a
week, allowing a full holiday on Sat
urday.
Gutzom Borglum who has achieved
some new prominence will probably
wind 11p by announcing himself as a
candidate for mayor of Stamford on ,
t he Democrat ticket.
~l1‘11ll assortment of Caps O'Brien's.
Sergeant Major Frank C. Godftey
of the 1021! U S Infantry on active
service. is now attending an officers'
training school behind the lines ac-
cording to letteis received b1‘ f1it‘nds
‘here
John Walsh, who for mahy ycats
was employed at the Keeler black
smith shop on Mechanic street has
purchased the business from W. \I
tKeeler, and from now on will do busi
ness under his own name. Mr. W alsh
is an experienced horseman and his . .
many friends wish lilul the best oi
success.
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Norwalk friends are glad to hear
that Robert McDonald, who enlisted
while a resident of Darien, but whose
mother has since remcn ed to Glen-
brook. is no seriously wounded but
that after having suffered in a gas at-
tack, he is again at his work as am-
huiance driver in France.
To Pgomobe Thr1ft—
YOUR DUTY
To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
Victory”
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WAR SAVINGS l
STAMPS
FOR SALE AT
The Central
Trust Company .
26me
Emma.
Open Monday‘flvenr
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5 = 6by ere—$6
HOWIT’AND‘S
. HOWLAND’S
ii. . . Entrances on Main Street Fairficld Avepuc Cannon Street
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Waist beauties,
. creti‘e de‘chiner w
worth $1 more-5:42.85
' Fresh and dainty and ‘varicd' 1n style; one great
ig magnetic lot of crepe dc chine waists just in
imc to nick; their first appearance in your service on
Icmoria ayl 1
Pure white and delicious flesh tints. Emmi
2‘5 Finished and bcaut‘ified with lace and inserted
cdallions.
, Their fabric is soft and lustrous ”and fine; has
uch strength combined with its apparent delicate
cxture; will launder nicely.
, 'A big quantity—but none too big to supply
bomen who will eagerly save a dollar and choose
from many pretty waists at a $2.85
Second floor.
Excellent Armour
soaps cheap.
' Boys over in France are paying 50 cents for a
cake of soap.
. Makers tell us prices are going up here: already
bye are all paying more for laundry soaps,
Yet here are some excellent toilet soaps made by
firmour and to be bought at special price.
It 18 just our share of a big quantity cleared up
Ly these minnow 101113., . . - .
Bought at less than usual—to be sold same way.
‘ These sorts at 5 cents: - _., w
gleadow Sweet Comfort ‘7 “if! Monster cake" .
uttermilk Witch hazel Oatmeal .-‘ 3. _
Turkish bath Glycerine ',; Lanolin *“
f " 5c each—5011110:
l Fairskin soaps, 3 cakes 1n box: -- .. - .
Glycerine and cucumber Buttermilk 77o ' {g
Oatmeal . lg“; ” "
“t” 250 box
Fine Art soaps, box of I2 cakcs, assorted in Rose
Niolct and B011quct-—- ~ 3 $1 but
1' “ ‘ ‘ ‘ 9c cake
_ Hardwater Castilc soap, :1 large oval cake of]
special fincness— 9c cake, $1 doz.
Center aisle. front.
There should be
more flags.
Memorial Day should see more flags flying in
Bridgeport than ever before.
The daymcans more to us than ever before.
Let your flag float in honor of the men of the
G A R and of the men 110w fighting for America 11
the war against the Hun!
Almond and benzoin
‘ . Standard U S 11001 bunting flags: —- E4 jg
5' 5 by 8 ft—$8. 50 , ‘ “
6 by 9 ft—$10 ‘ 1..
8 by 12 ft—$18:50 “‘"'
10 by 15 ft—$29 '
Bulldog bunting flags, fast colors, scucd stripes; ‘
‘ and stars: - . L
5by8ft—$5 ~ ~ » 1‘
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8 by 12 ft——$9. 50 ' .
i Service flags of fast c0101‘——]ac to 50c. t
~ ;' Service banners of silk and satin, gold fringed, —
£25c to $2
Unique felt service banners with devices of tin
difi’er e111: branches of the service—75c and $1.
Third floor.
Collars to 3' f
beautify dress.
They bring freshness and daintincss and charm;
'give entirely new effect to the dress with which the3
are worn. »
Pique collars, sailor and roll, firm and fine,——50c
[to $1
iflesh, roll or sailor style,—‘5_0c to $1. 50 ~
Smart and clever filet collars look like real lace,
lsailor and roll styles,——50c
Organd collars 1n novel shapes, trimmed with
lace: and ‘co are of net of embroidery m several new
. M amcm mg
Satin 1n rose and tan and old blue and white and l
#3
for little girls. ““
11 15th to be at her prettiest.
Mother agrees—even Father owns up that he
likes her bcst' 1n White; though he may ask for blue
or pink ribbons!
of. white dresses now.
Crisp delightful organdy with round neck and
skirt finished with three deep ruffles—$3. 50
Voile of Empire style with 1uff1cs edged with
filct lace—$4. 50
Dimity with hand smocking at shoulder and
front of either pink or pretty green, finished with
belt—$4
Voile of squarencck style, embroidery beading at
waist, five double rows of tucks on skirt which is
edged with filet~$4150 ‘ , » . .. e . ,
Second floor.
Cool and pretty ,... '2
knit underwear.
$ New lislc bodices have wondrous cool comfort.
50 No sttaps, finished with silk tapes—25c and to
c.
Pretty lisle vests of light weight have fancy top
~371/2n 111 59c ,mmy y. ,
0001 din lisle vests-25c to 506 M ' ”m ‘
‘ I“"‘Athcna union suits for Summer are notably light
and fit with the distinctive Athena comfort. 85c
and $1 ’1. "‘
Stumner vests and pants, shaped, ——50c “"9'
Gauze weight union suits of soft cotton, light as
down—5011 and 59c
Girls’ union suits of soft fine cotton, tight knee
or lace finished—75c
Gauze. vests for girls, low neck, short sleeves or
none at all—~19c and 25c
., Left aisle, rear.
Summery glm‘es
' and handkerchiefs.
Each of these 13 to be laundered with no injury;
01‘ en the finest of the gloves.
Light finc docskin gloves, pure 11 h1tc,—$175
Chamoisettc gloves, look quite like suede—85c
White. silk, doublc- ~tip fingers—500 85c and $1.
Beautcous lace-trimmed handkerchicfs—E’iOc
Sheer fine cotton handkcrcliicfs with embroi-
detcd figure in corner—12%c. a
Center aisle, rem. ‘ ”T?
A service that
brings beauty
Right mode of dressing the hair adds attraction.
inc charm.
Wéll- cared for hands are doubly. attractive.
tlicSc; and the aid of expert workers. . 4.
‘ Hair dressing
Shampbomg‘w ‘ Facial massage
Evcbmw shaping Children’s hair cutting.
or folks who require them, aids to hair dressing
ctive price:—— -w
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57.5%? say—5011110852-
Stvitches of wary hair, 20 i11ch,-- 182.50
% 24dmh switches of fine Wavy hair-— Q$4
‘ Transformations, all-around length—E _ $6.50
No matter what may be favorite color of little -_
girl, she knows white is best for wear when she
For little girls of2 to 6, the Sweetest collection
Smocking marks a number of them; this done 1n 1".
blue or pink to match hair bows—$2 and $2 50 1.
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widths from 3 to 8 feet-—
" Newhandsomc seats for 3 our leathcr— scat chairs - '
A clear smooth complexion blings with it genu- .'
‘ The women ’3 special Service section brings all A
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'HowLTANo‘s
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White is best" ' ‘
.. March to khaki ..
0% ”look on in your bcst'
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The Home of ii upwnbciw
'. Men; are 3011 going to be in line 011 \Icmm 1al
Day i
, Are you going to honor the Boys in Blue and the“
Boys in Khaki by joining in the biggest Memoiial
Day parade Bridgeport has ever scent
If you are, honor to you.
But all can’t march.
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The State Guard will be in line, the city fathers ‘
will be in line, hundreds of patriotic women will be
in line, the brave—hearted 1103‘s and girls of the
schools will be in lino—all escorting and honoring
that “thin blue line!”
Who cannot mart-11, can look on and applaud.
. llc, too, must look his best. -
There, the H011 land men ’s stelc can help.
Blue serge suit of military or ci1ili.1n model—4
$20 $25 to $35
Trousers of white flannel—~95?) and $7
Sport coats of thin comfort-able knitted woolen,
blue or gray—$10 to $15
1103th] —l10ht suits of fine 11 001011 z—Dixic wcave‘
and Air O-Wcave. Tailored finely in snappy 01‘ se-
date styles. $15 $18 and to $30.
Straw hats, frcsh and blight and sensible—1‘ cry,
shape a man will want to choose from. and every,
straw including the nc11‘Balyb1111tal—$1.50 to $6.
Easeful shoes
Gunmetal oxfords “ of
Fine silk nogligc shirts
’ llllIChCI' Cllt, _Witll broad lll llilllt pattelns and lin‘ht .
toe. and flat heel—$4.50 f
English-typo shoes 0 01'1- .
gtmmetal, smooth eyelets, li"liifttfditfhlloiil‘tlltis‘hihifz
fibfir sole—$4.00 ' ,- ' teams-$15 .
road-tocd black 11c1 , _ . ,
shoes with rubber hccl ‘V hlte 50ft “031129
and leather sole—$5 shi1ts with attached col-
Tan calf laccd shoes, I‘ll—$1
flat last, smooth cyclcts, R1011 tiCS 0f Silk-mid-
Neolin sole—$5 cotton, light effects—~65c
Widc- tocd tan N'ici Wash able 4-in-hand
bluchcrs, smooth and tics especially for Sum-
cas3‘,1‘ubbcrhccl——$6 mcr, light patients—15c.
From head to foot, there is comfort. and style
ready here for evéry man who seeks it; ready right
oil‘ the reel.
Letlittlc folks
play safely on porch
No danger of Toddler getting htut 01 running
2111 ay —-ii:' porch gate prevents falling“ or climbing
down stops. .
Best gatcs fold into small space 1111011 not 111 use,
are strong, look 11 ell.
They are. 1101 c, all complete 111th iastenings in
$1.“ AD to b$2.00
11 eight—$4
—-at small cost.
A stuffed scat, co1c10d with altificial leather,
slipped into place firmly without use of a nail or tack!
Replace, 110111011t-cobblci seat in three minutes!
Accotding to size—50c to 900.
Fourth floor
A 31:0 “old style”
hammock-$7. 50.
. , One of the finest of all the hammocks just are“
" , rived—:at saving of $2. 50.
0f the “old ‘st1lc” s111ng1ng model—and 11011.- .
rous easy to rest in.
Easily swung cither’ ’ncath trees 01‘ on porch.-
Tapestry 11‘ cave, Oi‘ientaI- design and colors, 7
equipped with reversible head~rest and finished with
deep graceful valance.‘
lGood full value at bills:-
Summcry outfittings ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler