may. 1117'- as, 1918..
IT WILL 32 HOT "
‘ BOOK
THEN
PALM BEACH SUITS
- STBAW HATS
ROGKEMEAIR UNION
SUITS
unseen SUSPEND!“
‘ Suits and Outing
Clothes will be comfortable.
9
JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street
OOUTH NORWALK
1
The branch oflice~of The Evening
Sentinel is located in the office of its
Norwaik representative, Richard H.
. Fitch. in the Masonic building, on Wall
street, and all news items, advertise-
ments, or notices of a neWSy nature,
can he left there or telephoned there.
. Thetelephone number is 1388.
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RICHARD Hunuur's PER-
» FUMES AND TOILET
narrows -
Djer Kiss
Face Powders, 'l‘alcums,
Cream, Etc.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
at
PONTY'S KODAK SHOP
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
Gold
7'
NEW ORDER WILL
FORCE INCREASE IN
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in work not regarded by the gov-
of the war.
Will Have To Find New Jobs
Those who are employed at prohib‘
ited occupations will be notified to
find new jobs in more useful indus.
tries. Then they will be required to
file affidavits showing that they are
working at their new jobs Those
who fail to pro1e to the boards that
they have heeded the government in-
structions will be inducted into the
fighting forces. it is expected that
the new legulations will add a large
number of. names to the list of elig.
tiles for service in the army as some
of the street corner loafers and
hangers on about pool
halls would undoubtedly prefer the
excitement of army life to a steady
job.
NQRWALK STUDENT is
DARTMOUTH VAQEDICTO‘RIAN
HANOVER, Na H., 'May 28.-—liarold
S. Glendenning of Norw‘alk, Conn,
gave the valedictory at the commence-
ment exercises at Dartmouth yester~
day and Guilford P. st. Clair of Calais,
Me. the salutary address. At the al-
' umni the trustees received autelegram
of congratulations from ”fidcretary
Baker for allowing Preside”; most
M. Hopkins to do govctnme. ork in
Washington for the pest fruit? 10nths.
Mr. Glendenning who its fi£t favor‘
ably known in Norwalk, reti‘lrns from
Hanover this evening with his mother,
Kit-s. Percy Glendenning. He speci-
fied in chemestry, and will at once
take a responsible position with the
Du Pont Powder company.
DRAFT BOARD HELPz
have no occupation or are engaged.
ernment as essential to the winninig:
and billiard 25
1“CENTRAL" REFUSES TIME,
I DOLLAR WATW SALES JUMP
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CHICAGO, 111., May 28.—Watch re- '
pairing in Chicago has more than
doubled as the result of the tele-
phone company's refusal to give the
correct time of day to subscribers
on and after May 1, according to
ljewelry houses and department store
‘heads here. The order also has in-
creased considerably .the sale of new
watches and alarm clocks to per-
{sons 'who hitherto have depended
;largely on the telephone company for
the time of day.
According to the manager of one
of the laragest department stores in
the city, the watch repairing by
lhis establishment increased more
than 50 per cent. almost before the.
order became effective, and the sale
of watches especially the cheaper
kind, and hlarmi clocks leaped for-
ward rapidly.
F1gures compiled by telephone
experts showed that more titan
0,000 persons in Chicago called the
operator daily and asked "the cor-
rect time, please." Repeal of the
time. honored custom telephone ex-
perts declared, was due to the bur-
dens imposed upon facilities of the
company by the war, and several
other causes. Children, some of
whom were unable to tell the time,
it is said, Were the chief offenders.
while others wishingm show that
they could use the telephone always
demonstrated by asking for the
“correct time."
Facial gymnastics are responsible{
for W1 .nkles that find lodgment o1e1
the entite face from folehead to their
chin. Well poised women seldom 3
wtinkles, hetause they have a firm
grip on both nerves and emotions.
If you have a locket tucked away.
get it out and wear it. it is fashion
able again. {
’i‘rv a Sentinel Want Ad.
‘Ciiy News{
A force of workmen are engaged re~
planking the Springwood bridge.
—Big,hoilday concert and ball, 1
Company C. S. G. & Amer Band
continuous music armory Wednesday
May 291h. Admission 3513.
The International Railway Journal
has brought suit against Mrs. Ella E.
Rowan of Rhodonolla Park, for $50.
e-The biggest beat and last of series
Company. C. S. G. S: Amer Band.
Ball and Concert. Continous dancing. ‘
Armory. Wednesday, May 29th. Admis-
sion 35 c.
____.....
Word has been receiVed in Norwalk
tht Charles ll. Turner, PriVate Co.
ll, artl'lnfaniry. 4111 Division has ar-
rived safely overseas.
.______.
Barty Parkinson, who went to
(‘amp Upton, Thursday has received
:1 discharge on physiciai grounds and
has rclurncd to his home in (hand-
view avenue.
There were only six sales of 19:11 es-
tate in Norw alk last week out the
mortgages recorded amounted to :25,
mo. For the third week of (May, 1917,
there were «2101 en trasnfor of p1 opt‘m
common ills
action of the
stomach.
popular and
medicine hav
world, has
messages to
Pills.
.nnd mortgages of $6,400.
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The watden of the New Ymk state
penitentiary at Wingdale was in
\‘orwaik this morning with four
keepers scazching for a p1isoner who
«escaped Sunday. The man is tie.
scribed as an ltalian, five feet, two
1nches tall: weighing about 130
pounds. He wore a muffler light
arev pants and white shi1t and Was
without coat. The prisoner was
transferred to the \Vingdale prison
Albany 3. short time ago and
the
The warden learned that
to Danbury af-
tthere on the
from
was allowed the privilege of
grounds.
lite. inquired the way
ter escaping and won
search.
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YOUR, DUTY
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Victor?”
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Oh Man!
You’ve got 2 more days!
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l Uust two days, Tuesday and Wednesday, to pick 1,
{that new suit you’ve been figurine on for Decoration
ny. - “M“ ‘ ‘
1 It’ 5 here. 'All y 011 've got to do' is come and pick!
, l ,What’ 8 that? You think of springing a Palm
Beach or mohair and are afraid you won’t find it?
Guess again. Plenty of each are ready.
l Tailored to the minute. Dandy styles. $1O
12.50 and $15. we "113‘
‘ {A “regular” suit! Ready.
Rich plain blue serge, smart checks and stripes
'and quiet plaids, plain quiet tones of blue and brown
and green.
( F ully lined or with half or even quarter lining
E0 give extra ease and comfort through the Summer.
Q Great choosing at ~ ' - $25.
Big lot and big yalue at special price of twenty
llollars. .- W -.;
1‘ Light or 'dark, fancy patterns or plain“, handsome
mixtures, and plain blues. M 1' -1. _,
!- Wonder suits for service, wonder suits for good
lake‘s 1.1.- were “a. $20
Main floor. rear.
Want a
day of case?
J Can’t march in the Decoration Day parade.-
Can’t 'go mototing Fear it’ s too early; for: a
"p‘b—
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Vei- I
film. .-
.Mu...s.. --“, , “Jun- ~
bf...
So you will just “laze around”~ and take it easy.
lHammock for you, Sir! t~ ’ W ’
! Sit yourself down in one of these big roomy
ouch hammocks. ~ e -
. ~. Then slide easily and cosin down with your head
it the adjustable rest (and a soft pillow) Talk
about comfort; that’s it!
(”A 'All ready to swing on porch or under your favo-
rite tree—$10
s.
'l‘hlrd floor.
{Knitted suit;
best for'bathing.
_ If you would really enjoy your bathing-hours
all through the season, take a leaf from the experi-
‘ence of the men and of so many other Women lasts
season. ' . ,.
The knitted bathing-suit excels. ' * -'~ ’
5 It. fits with true comfort and with no bunchiness.
It ‘tloes not} interfere with the freedom of swimm'ng.
{16 keeps wearer comfortably ,warm when out of the
water. It. remotes danger of chill for its texture 1s
soft and comforting..- -
f, Excellent new collection ready this minute.
F Hwy black and navy blue with trimmings of . r'
inert white stripes. ..
Some suits equipped with lights trimmed to
impish. '
, Wool and cotton—$3 $5 and to $10. ._ . l
g Little bright-colored sw1mmi'ng suits for children
do delightful as you can imagine... .
‘ Solid color with white trimmings, nice
f, , "at 1_ V. r
’
eight-,3.
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_ I .11— ’ "" ' ‘fig' Aime?
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All
“White hat
time” arrives.
:17 Memorial Day officially marks “white hat time"
for women folk. '
It' s the formal beginning of Summer; white hat'
is truly the Summer hat.
So—thcrc is ready delighting assembly of 11 into
hats.
Fine Georgette crops and all the light beautiful
summery straws.
In shapes 111a1kcd bv grace as 11cll as variety,
from large to little.
Simple ttinnning is the fashion, mostly of 11 lute
ribbon.
g Beauties, lots and lots of them, at $2.50 to $15.
Big news of white
untrimmed hats.
‘7 There is the biggest lot of big-value. white tins
trimmed hats t 0110 dollar!
Shapes by 110 dozc11.'And nearly every one ol
them is to be. quickly easily and effectively ttimmcd‘
Excellent straws, smooth and rough; fresh styles;
new and 1mprcssive.
They are easily 1101th doublc;t.1ke pick at $1;
Second floor.
Handsome skirtS,
pure White.
T' Cool in their beauty and charming in their fresh-
tiess; what a company of all "active white skirts for
women! ' ‘
1a,. Hardly seems as though 11lnte could be so pretty.
‘33 Nothing plain about any of them, for no matte
110w unadorncd the model, it seems to carry an cffecli
of trim beauty.
Maybe it is the pockets—-for almost every skirii
has a novel sort of pocket: cach sort different from
all the other sorts and each sett trimmed with pearl
buttons.
Round, square, pointed, diagonal—a dozen differ;
=c11t sorts! ‘
Gabardincs and honovconibs and bcdford cords}
' white cottons of firmness and substance—such am
the fab] 1cs.
A beautiful skirt of gubardinc 111arkcd off into
plaids by satin stripes, ts $7. 50
Handsome bcdford cord of special
also $7. 50
Unique honeycomb, C'lcaily marked and heavy 0E
appearance—$5
Lustrous sateen, very like ultite satin, with
Shirred 11 aist-line—$5. 75 1
But there are dozens of different sorts—and at
$2 $3 to $12. 50
ivei ght is
Second, floor. .
Make handsome
curtains at little.
'A chance to make effective new cool curtains for:
Summer at a large saving!
. Take filet net, of open mesh and effect, and finish
it with an edge or inserting (or both) of one of the
new pretty laces. .
Both net and trimmings are ready today' 111 Iirh<
ited quantity at special price. .
Filet net, splendid quality, worth 15c yd-—- 20o
Lace inserting and edges, worth 6c and more a’.
yard- . 361’
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