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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 29, 1918 · page 5

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PALM BEACH SUITS
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JOSEPH DAVIS
85 Washington Street

SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

 

 

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The branch edits of The Evening
Sentinel is located in the office of its
Norwalk representative, lt'chard H.
Titch. in the Masonic building. on Wall
ctreet, and all news items, advertise-
ments, or notices of a newsy nature.
can be left there or telephoned there.
“The. télephone number is 1388.

 

 

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RICHARD HUDNUT‘S PER-
FUMES AND TOILET
ARTICLES
Djer Kiss
face Powders, Talcums,
Cream, Etc.

SPECIAL LOW PRICES
at

PONTY ’S KODAK SHOP

Palace Theatre Building
South Net-walk, Conn.

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On account of tomorrow being a boil-
elay the Surutcal Dressing Class Will
not meet at St Joseph’s school.

Wedding Rings $3. 50 to $9. B1 and' I

All saloons will be closed tomorrow,
Memm 11.11 Day this being the first clue
in; on Meinoiial Day since the law
wept into etiec_‘._1A

 

The waalk Yacht Club will not for»
really open the season until Saturday.
June 15111. and the members of the
club have been invited to enjoy the

. privileges of the Norwalk Country
Club, tomorrow.

 

The Hospital Whist Club will meetl
on Friday at the home of Mrs. Howard
iii. Lowndes, Souvtew avenue. Please.
notify hostess. This will he the last;
:scssicn for the season. l

 

Hl‘he big est best .1nd lust of serieel
Cnmpanv, C S G. & Amer 13111111,;
1331111 and Concert. Continous dancin1:.1
’ Armory Wednesday, May 29111. Admis-
anion 35 c

 

Joseph '1‘ Reilly, 0i 551’1atts‘ille
avenue, . Naval iectuit, left 1estcrda1
morning from Bridgeport (01 Newport,
11 1.. where he will he placed on a!
\C‘JSC] for v'igoious tiajnipg piepmn l
tory to being sent on trans Atlantlc'

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" is‘ under cultivation by Nelson '1‘ I
11.; is one oi the clue oldest residente,1
hearing his ninety- -iourth 'bii'il'fday an-
hittersau and he is iemaikably nctim
for one of his years. He thinks nothing
or zmuting to the business section sev-
eral times a week, and spends mam

l hours 11 1in at his gai den werk.

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. Bis HOLIDAY CONCERT

/ 311111 11.111 1 Company c. s o . amulet-
‘tBaud continuous music A1 morv, 0
night 1111111; 29111 Admission 35c. l
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To Promote Thrift—

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“Save and Buy-for _
Victory” '
WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS ,
FOR SApE AT. 1
The Central

Trust Company

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Needs and Comerts
or Memorial Day

Entrances on Main Street, Fairiield Avenue, CannOn

 
 

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To bring greater enjoyment; Or to help in necessary work of the day: or t3

bring one fully 1n tune with the real opening of the Summer season--thcsc are spec-

lially ready.

Good white
11 Skifb5~$2.

Trim new styles so cut
that they fit with smooth
ines and attractive

ace. ‘

Gabardine of Summary

eight, belted and with
hirred back, with round
1' pointed pockets, bright—
, had by smart pcail but—

Good firm durable fab-

ic, well tailored, excel-
ent in effect, splendid
value at $2.

Second floor.

Special waists,
white—$1.10

Possibly a dozen differ-
ent sorts-and every one
bf rare value at this spec—
ial price.

L Lawn and batiste and a
‘ cw of voile. r,

1 Mostly white and
rimmed with lace or with
Embroidered decoration.

Some in effective at-
tractive stripes.

'. Every size up to and 111-
eluding 46--but grc cutest
choice is among the small.
or sizes! $1.10

I Second floor. ‘ ' f?

." What fine suits
for little fellows!

Middy suits that make
little boys caper with
glee!

; Blouse has big sailor

collar of blue striped 11 1th
white. "

l
v, Cuffs are of same pat-

tern.

1 And there is a dandy
blue star on the white
shield to wear with the
blouse.

i JAND' there are TWO
{pairs of trousers ;, once
short and one longl

: Good galatea, sizes 21/.»
to 8— $3.

Front basement.

Howco grape L ‘
juice refreshes.

, Made from the freshly-

pressed juice of fine

grapes.

1 Bottled at once, it re-

{tains its fine flavor and
vigorating power

Add it to lemonade, and
’tis delicious.

Make a Combination of
it. and ginger ale—and a

abate-pleasing beverage
3.5 result! ’

25c bottle—$2. 75 dozen

 

 

3.1011211 Monday Even-r.

32 511mm.

Freeze‘some cream
at; home. 5’

No ice cream with Quite
the same good taste as
that made at home!

With “White Mountain
freezer, ’tis easily made.

The new quadruple mo-
tlon freezer cuts work
down to almost none!

Once frozen, cream may
be packed easily and kept
for hours.

Sizes to freeze from 1 to
8 quarts—$2.90 to $8.35

Fourth floor.

Good staunch
couch hammock—$8.50.

To'ease of couch that is
softly—upholstered, is ad-

mock swung in the re-
freshing air! a.

Good stout ' 'canvas
windshield, In a t t r e s 8
made with cotton top and
carried on a woven case-
giving frame, swung by

strong chains-—- .111-

Rcady to give its com-

fort at once at; $8.50

Third noor.

Fine veranda
rugs at. little.
Rugs of Chinamntting,

»' . light and cool and easily

kept clean, bright cheery
patterns, 6 by 9 fect———
$3 50

Dcltox stencillcd itigs,
woven of spot 1.11 grass
ropes, gray blue biow 11
giccu or red shades, nt-
tractive patterns; 54 by
90 inches—-

Girls’ nice white
stockings4-‘35c.

1“ inc iibbcd stockings
of suit. smooth cotton for
giils.

Fit smoothly—harmo-
nize with the. white dress
that every girl will most
wish for as Memorial Day
attire.

Durable excellent—35c.

Left aisle, rear.

Soft shirts,
. smartly new—$1.56

Real soft shirts, even to
the cuffs. .

Not one thing about
them to bring discomfort

Nice fabric, comforting
in-fit, pretty in their new
light patterns.

Men who seek comfort
and appreciate good pat-
terns, will up rcciate

 

 
 

them to the full. 1. 50. .,

ded comfort of a ham- ‘

$4.50

. powder,

Women’s low white
, shoes for $4.50!

Two of the smoothest
fittest dainticst white
shoes that we have been-
able to offer this season
at: such pticci

White canvas pumps
with striking sole of white
ivory and finished with
handsome pearl button.

Cuban heels of leather
--$4.50\\

And white canvas ox-
ford tics with weltcd
white ivory sole and mili-
tary heels. -

These too at $4.50.

Great value . at attrac-

tive price:—« $4.50

Main {loonrcon .1" f

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i For "fixing up": .
the grassy plot.

Good keen—cutting lawn
mowers—$5. 50

Watering cans—850 to
$1.75

Garden trowcls—Sc 'to
250 .

Garden hose—12c a’nd
16c foot ,

Rakes—440a and 80c

, Sprinklers and nozzles
~50c to $2.7.)

Fourth floor.

Trio of true
toilet comforts.

Colgate vacation pack-
ages: rarely convenient
for week-cud trips and
holiday journeys as well.

For men :é—Shaving

soap, talc powder,
toothpaste, soap

For women z—Talc

toothpaste, 1
soap, cold cream 50c

Mcnnen’s talcum pow-
der in special new large
package, bomtcd or gvio-
lct—- 25c

Rubber—cushion ha 1 1'
brush entirely new. Brist-
lcs are fastened in a re-
movable rubbcr cushion.
This is easily taken out,
sterilized, and replaced.

50c

_ Always cleanly. 85c.

.Ceuter aisle, front.
Splendid silk 3
‘ stockings—$1.

Unusual' 111 quality and
beauty.

Lustrous firm (1171111, or
good service. ,

.Scasonable weight; for
more durable than that
weight would indicate. .

Deep black, pure white,
with lisle top heel and

 

sole-31 ,
Lott aisle, rear. 1 ‘

 

Take Themes
on trip.

Wherever you go to
spend the day, if a lunch
is carried, let Thermos
bottle go too.

It will keep your coffee
hot till you wish to drink
it——or will keep your lem-
onade ice cold just as long.

Excellent one of quart

size in tin casc- $2
3 Right aisle, front.

Smart caps
for bothers.

Of rubber, and yet
many look like subdued
luster silk.

Hats and caps, plain
colors and pretty combi-
nations-25c 500 and 751:

Pure gum rubber div-
ing caps—50c and 75c.

Double-texture diving
caps, we 111‘ 'cm either
side out, each side a dif-
ferent color,-—75c

Fancy caps trimmed
with feathers and flowers
and bows and quills, wa-
ter doesn’t hurt their
good looks~50c to $1.50.

Fancy trimmed bathing
hats, some finished with

smart strings,—75c to
$1.50
Children‘s bathmg caps

at 25c and hats thinuncd
with flowers—45¢ ""

Left aisle, rcnr.

Beauteous warm
marabou capes": "

Most delightful and
charming of “summer
furs”.

Fluffy' and soft and
warmth, handsome in ad:
dition to attire. ’

Rounded and ' sailor
styles, some finished with
tails.

Gray black or natural—-
$7. 50 to $12. 50

'3 Center aisle, front.

Fichus by

the yard or
Yes; select just as much
or as little as is required

for fichu of stvle you pre-
fer. "

Plain net with ruifles
or organdy or Georg-
ette crepe. .

White or white in com-
bination with good colors

 

4511910 $1 yd

 
 

Center late, front, ~ 1

 

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" at. the woods-surrounded

rich, comforting in their ~‘

‘ canoes, as w oil as without . . .
. and its colors are fast.

White shoes for.
big girls.

Handsome and full of
service, of white canvas.

Highmut button shoes
with rubber sole-— $3.50
High-cut laced shoes
leather sole and heel—$3
Nubuck, high cut, laced,
especially fi11c- $4.50

Main floor. rear. 1

Parasols of
double service.

Some of the bright new
beautiful parasols are
just as good protection
against rain as against hot
sun.

These are not banned
by any downpour.

'And some of them are
gaily striped in brilliant
contrast.

Other parasois are just

sunshades, chauning and
beautiful. ‘

$1.50 to $4.75.
‘1'“ Main floor. rear.
Pretty ribbon

for hairbows.

Every little gill, march-
1110111 palade of Thursday, I
simply must have fresh
pretty hair ribbons.

Ready -of special at-
tiactiou.

liandsom’cly 111 o i r e d,
white and 2111 the colors

little girls like, 5 inches
39c yd

‘Ccntcr aisle, front.

Better make
it a canoe.

If you want the greatest
lot of‘fuu at shore or back

lake, make “it. a canoe.
Nothing else _ slips So
easily over the water.

Nothing also carries one
‘ so safely into shallow wa-
ter. 4 -

If‘it’ s an Oldtown, it is
safe. If it’s san Oldtow 11

sponsou, 3011 simply can’t
tip it over- ‘ ,

$34 to $55.1
Bathpimsuits go 111th

them. ., ~

Great swimming togs
for men ready.

Khaki is the favorite
new shade, but navy is go-

Some of the navy suits
are tiimmed with white.

. white dress.-

ing to hold a lot of fliends. ,

Different weights and ,

A number are of extra interest because of their special price.

Good while i .

11110161400. .1.“ "
Silk and pure 111111. 113
good weight. 523315531 1
Fingers hay: 119111197

tips; they will per: 1011,}.
cr. .«fr

Light but good proiceu'
llOn. by;

Add to effect. of cue’l
50c. _ '

Center aiuie. tool. .
Victrola and 5
patriotic records

‘1 for $66.15.

Maybe you’ve n87“-

.had the enjoyment that

Victrola. 11111158 to home. ,

Let it be yours begin.
ping now.

For Memorial
these records:~

I 3 35:1

Patriotic Medley M11 11:11
-—No 1

Patriotic Medley March

1N0 2

Battleship i‘ounectiont

'Mtil’ch 8111). 30168!
Whispem 1

Boy Scouts March and
Blue and White
March

Memories of the W111:
(medley) and (leng-

of Stephen Foster .3;
We’ll Never Let can
Old Flag Fall and My

. Own United States 1

3 Army Bugle Calls by
Sousa ’s cortictl. ‘ ,1
Choose a Victrola IX iu‘
mahogany cabinet with

. splendid reproduccrl—and

for the complete outfit
pay $66.75

11. wot-116 delivered on
payment of $5; after that:
$1 a week

Fourth floor.

Good flag
for $2.50 ,

Its hunting “is cottpn

Its stripes and its stars
are each sewed, not one
is printed. 1 '

It measures '4 by 6 feet;
and ’twill wave proudly,
on Memorial Day, if you
but give it chance.

 

suits—$3 ’10 $5

Fourth _ floor. 1

 

 

 
 
 

Extra value——
‘ ‘ :Thlrd'floor.

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