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 Wall
street. and all news items advertise-
meats i'rrt' notices of a newsy nature.
- can be hit there or telephoned there.
The tlilephone number is 1388.
murmur Humor 5 run
amiss AND rorurr
narrows
'Djer Kiss
race Powders, ‘ Talcums,
. Cream, Etc.
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
, at '
"porrr's KODAK snor
Palace Theatre Building
South Norwalk, Conn.
[cu .Néw'él
Planti
Gold
it is good planting weather.
the Kaiser.
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Weddinz Rings $3.50 to $9. Brand's.
' ' New Haven railroad is facing 11
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~8Itra1v Hats 81. 75 and 3': 0' wish.
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Connecticut’s quota for the new
draft is 10. 096 men.
~Mainsprlngs break mostly alone.
thats, bad, luck. The changing of the
temperature of the weather is most ‘
often the cause. Remember Brand‘s
mainsprings, guaranted for 15 months
is written. Prices too, the lowest.
Charles Brand, South Norwnlk.
! Miss Bessie Semple is quite ill at .
'her home. on Flax Hill Road.
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'1 J’s‘pIers in other states are com-
'menthig’ on the fact that a large ma-
- parity of the causnltles so far in the I'
.war ha1e been of Connecticut troops
_Copnect_icut ,leads. '
l 'Monday;,,y1'ill he Jefferson Davis's i
'iBirthday anniversary. The 14111 will be‘
Flag, Day. The 17th- will be known as
' 111111111111- Hill Day. The 21st will name
Ilonge'sI‘t day of the year
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'. “i, ll Beebe arrived at his héme on ,'
‘Co ecticIut avenue on Thursday even- ,
" dugngast having successfully passed his
~4>xa lnatiops ,at Newport Hospital
' 'l‘rainlng 5121113111 and .on Thursday will _
(Interim 'Broolnlyn Hospital. His friends
fivisQI hiIm Ie‘IvIe'iy success.
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’ 'AI man specially authorized to fer-
'ret ‘out and nrrest persons who steal
“me chaudilse from railroad cars is at
Work on the New Hayen. He was ap
pointed by General Director nicAdoo _
. find merchants and other who have,
' lisuffered from the pilfering will be
pleased.
Josnpn DAVIS '
' $2. 50 to $3. 50 yard—s 53',» f-
"‘ Trust Company
as Wall St.
51 11mm; can
Entrances on Main Street, Fairticid Avenue, Cannon Sheet
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Home .,
~‘ Summer Sale
of all—season
black silks~
' Those thin cool light Summer silks. "’7
I Great firm splendid heavy black silks. _ g;
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Beautiful evening silks of deepest black. fl
Richly-lustrous silks of midnight blackness for
51ft munoon wear. -. w #5,,” .,
i'All are included' 1n this special sale—every sort
Itlcss than its actual today’s value. :3 fl“
i Hundreds and hund1cds‘ of yards, every weight
land weave, true economics! ,1 5..., gngW
‘ Waterproof J ap silks, 27 inches wide”, Worth 55c
1'20 $1 yard— 353% m dflfifiz 55° 2° 30°
'5 Yard- wide waterproof J ap silks, ,worth' $1 and
$135yd—gmim “Mgig, 8501md$1.10_.
I Chinese 'duck, 32 inches wide, Splendid weight,
figrth $1. 50 ydo"_"‘~ "“ “Via”? A‘fif‘fii gflil 31' \J wig» $1125
I Messaline, 35 inches wide, worth $1 50 yardr"
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«mm 141.10 j:
i; Satins; 35 inches wide, '4 different Heights, North
$1.85 to $3.25 yard—1 . g, 11.55 to $2.75
,‘ Chiffon taffeta, 35 inches wide, ‘a quartet of mark- "
Eu beauties, worth $1. 50 to $2 yard—n $1.10 to $1. '10
ii Forty-inch taffeta, Special weight and fineness,
5101111“ $2 25 rd - swam was $1.35
' Liberty satin, 11' yard .wide‘, yery, rich, worth -
32 25 yard? swunwmtgm $.11 75 I:
\ Forty-inch satin, brilliant and fine, worth .25
flard— eggs“; was}; ‘ " ,I ‘i‘a‘éimm .75
i Charmcuse, richly lustrous, 40 inches wide, worth
Crepe 'de chine, soft beauties of rare luster, '40
g'inch, worth $1. 50 to $3. 25 yards-.1 11“,}; $1.25 to $2 .75
‘ Crepe Meteor, supple and fine and handsome, 40
inches wide, worth $2. 25 to $3 yard—~— $1 75 to $2. 50
II Pcau dc soie, notably firm and fine ‘of weave, ex-
{ccllent weight, yard widc',\w0rth $2 yard— $1.70
l Louisiue, fine 1n both 'quality, and appearance,
{worth $1. 75 yard— mug, jigggg; '- 1 $1.45
3 Silk serge, substantial and beautiful, a you] w idc,
[11 91th $3yard— _ ,. $2 50
Small- priced new
White shoes. '
1. Here 1s evidence that trim worth- while white
shoes are to be had at small cost.
) It’s the vow best sort of evidence :——-lllc Ishoes
Fthernselvesl
We $4.50 z—Women’s white canvas pumps with
- ivorv sole, finished with attracti vc I'Ipcail button “Cu-
ban heel
" ’At $450—W0111e11’s white canvas oxford tics
[With welted 1vory sole, military heel.
'At $3. 50—Women’ s turn-sole canvas white 011- ,
{ford ties, plain smooth graceful style with low heel. .
‘ 'At $3 z—Womcn’ 3 white canvas pumps with
{plain vamp and French heel, light turn scle.
_ ' 'At $4.50:-Girls’ fine white Nubuck shoes, high
tout.
‘At $3. 50:--Girls’ white canvas butwmshoes,
{high cut, rubber sole and leather heel. ._ ‘
'At$3‘1—Girls’ white canvas laced shoes, high
tout.
, 1 'At $2 and $2.25:--Wome11’s white canvas low
[Chm trimmed 1,1111 black, rubber sole and heel
111 flfifiWomn's light white cums shoal.
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Charming glifl'foup
of voile dresses
at $8.50 and $10."
3 Their Summe1y beauty is made greater by the
1 small p1ice; such cool delightful comfort as they will
bring. is made more agreeable by the. quiet beauty
which marks them. t~m~¢ ~ ,5 . W.“ .
_ ,. ,What a delightful group it is! What yaiied
models! ,What range of attractive colors! . , k,
- “"Heie 1s voile of plain blue or pink or smoke made
With a short pointed tunic and daintily finished with
white collar. surgesmmgwflw .Wme
-L- :4 dress of special service and of nOtable fquict
charm—— ass}; issues; WWW '4- ages" in: $10
Here is young w oman’s dress in which ,white
voile is smartly combined with either pink or blue
rep. 'A' dress of excellent contrast and of splendid
style assesses summarise... 310'
‘Figiucd voile 'dlcsse's are either light or dark of
tone. One particular light beauty is of greenish tone
and made with graceful bolt; skirt has three gradu-
ated tucks imsmisflémwrcwwsnnm $10
Pretty striped voiles, youthful and graceful in
outline, light in effect and with the stripes of subdued
shade—- “Whitmaesew $8.50
Second floor, '1 I .
Here are white
,1, oxfords, Men.
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~ For wear with your Palm Beach suit or with that
siiiart blue coat and white flannel trousers: New ox-
fords of purest white. Milne}. wig“ 1g
3' Buckskin, English last of much 'snap and com-
fort, smooth eyelets,—$5, swam;
Other new oxfords for critics: -— 1 1
-- Black calskin built 011 English last and finished
with smooth eyelets—$5 ,arrwwsfi‘mm
in Fine tan Russia calf on English last with Neolin
sole and rubber heels—$7,; m
I." Splendid new-tone dink tan calfskin, built on a
now fintlast of extia comfort and great style,~—$8.
~11 Main door, rent. ~,,..
Great $30 worth;
{ Lion bicycle.
' Here is a" bicycle that lets you speed along 0vc1
.. 1'oi1'(lI}witl1 case and little exertion. ~ _ :32 ..
F It will carry you back and forth to daily work
in a jiffy. ':
$15; It' will stand up to its Work—and costs but $30.
g, Lion bicycles; the Howland sto1c’ s own. was
1'5 Built to our ordc1 and specifications, of splcndid
motelial. ‘ *' ’~
Equipped with coastcrbrakc and smooth-run-
ning bear lugs—complete 111 every 11 11y.
Not an cxpetiment but a tested whccl~sold here
in ever-increasing numbers year after year.
' Fourth floor.
Summer furnishings '
of low cost.
Insuiancc against discomfort all thrbugh the
warm season! , 1
371/10
, Black and White fine stockings, boot of fiber silk,
50c .
Gills’ soft comfortable cotton stockings, white or
black—29c ,
Cool light white lislc vests and bodlcos, simple
and Win—251: 3’2” o'l'lt. ‘ 4
Union suits of light soft cool cotton, several 811111-
131: modem—50o pd 59o
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Men’s really ' t:
cool clothes.
: ,What fools we men were, for years and years. l
732 .W 3 went along though the red-hot Summcis'
wearing heavy seiges and other woolens———and envy-j
ing the womenfolks who dlcssed so coolly and dain-
tily in white and pongee and such fab1ics. .
Thank goodness; we have woke up!
Now we can, and do, get into c001 suits.
If you’ve not done it yet, it’s not our fault.
.7. The clothes are ready, and we are ready,——cooi‘
comfort awaits.
“Remember Tuesday; and don’t get caught again
without tropical suit to turn the edge of Summer,
sun. s ‘ ,..
Dixie Weave suits are finest of Summer. Veiy,
fine light w eight woolen fabric; keep their shape
splendidly; insure comfor;t finely tailor;ed smait
c'olnis and styles. .
“’3‘ Real Summer aristoclats and of guest service—4
' ‘ ~ 2 V1 , . $30
11$. 'Air- O-Wcave suits, fabric of wobl and cotton 111»
t'erwoven, bright clcal attractive shades, cxccllcnt
models— 1:“- :1 1+2" 1 :1 $12.50 $15 85 $18,
" Mohair suits, quiet in effect, with soft 1ich lusi
ter, in plain and pretty striped designs, cool as
breeze from the Sound— :3; » $15 and $18
”‘2 Palm Beach suits, Summcry in looks as wcll as
in weight 4-— $10 $12.50 81 $15
Main floor. rear.
Dandy leather 2 is
handbags---$6.50.
here is handbag to hold all needfuls without crowd«
111g. _.,'v’
’Tis as good of looks as it is of fact; good shape
and good material. ~, ,,
in Steel flame, covc1i11g of brown or black leather,
brass lock and sliding bolts—sizes for men and womd
Lisle stockings, white, Itan 01 black, light weight '
011: f1 0111 14 to 18 inch— 1. $6. '59
Third floor. II _
Small rugs )/ 7/1 ,
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‘. tough as leather. 17/,"
. chartlax linen rugs are about the inost durable,
as well as the richest, yet -. , . -. , J
M ov on so closely they ahnost seem like felt! i
Toug‘hfiber,a1tistic of color, they wear and w ear
and 11' car.
A little lot in small sizes at half of their real
value.
Two toned color effects, linen and blue, linen and
l11',ow11 solid natmal linen color. 1 sets.
Fiom 25 to 33 inches wide and from 54 to 60,
inches long—- ,;. . $1.25
of ., _, i ‘ ,‘ Third iloor. ‘
Handsome lace- trimmed
scarfs, worth $2---$l
v 'A little lot of scarfs that will add beauty and
daintincss to the piece of furniture upon which they
are used. «one
:1 Nice fine fabric with t1i1nm‘ing of attractlve lace;
Usual price is $2... - $11
Third floor.
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Rich new'silk .
skirtsat $9. 75.
and beauty and 1mpressive stx le. 1' r1
Taffeta in smart new stripes, satin in 11111111111
beautiful stripes. . . 1 _ .,. vs
New foulards in distinctive figured designs and
'A great many new patterns, and hardly two is
the entire lot of like pattern or color. wit .3"
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’As you slip away for enjoyable weekend visit,
33 Skills that carry with them an air of brightness
Khaki-Koo! 111 its distinctive delighting plain colors. 3-1
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Norwalk Chronicler