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SOUTH NOW”
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The branch once of The Evening
Sentinel is located in the office of its
_ Norwallt representative. Richard H.
‘1 Fitch, in the Masonic building. on Wall
1 street. and all news items, advertise-
ments. or notices of. s newsy nature, I
. an be left there or telephoned there.
The telephone number is 1388‘. ‘
VICTOR RECORDS
June List Now On Sale at Ponty's
Come In and Hear These Big Hits
18458—4?“ the Two of Us
I Hate to Lose You
70117—1110 kiddies Who Fought
and Won
18461—Three Wonderful Letters
; , From Home
_; Daddy Mine
64773~Joh11 MoGormack—God Be
‘ With Our Boys Tonight
Fred H. Ponty’s
Palace. Theatre Building
South Nor-walk, Conn.
21cc News
“ f Mrs. Mary Litchingter. of Chestnut
Hill is seriously ill.
J
1, Wedding Rings $3.59 15-10. Brand’s.
_ The regular monthly meeting of tho
, ‘Board of Directors of the South Nor-
walk Public Library will be held in the
Library Building this evenlnl- '
; —‘ Tarzan oi the Apes" one day Ionly
let the Regent today, . _
’ 1'1 F.
7 At a special town election. in Siem-
ford, the proposition to establish ‘ a
town board of finance was approved,
the vote being 144 to 58.
1;. ——Mainsprings break mostly alone,“
temperature of the weather is most
often the cause. Remember Brand's
mainsprings guaranted for 15 months
is written. Prices too, the lowest.
:Ghsrles Brand South Norwalk.
The new flag pole recently erected
on the lawn of the Central Fire Station
has been painted and is now in first-
class condition. with Old Glory flying
{mm the top every day. -
Owing to the fact that Chairmen.
H. M. Kent, 01 the local food com-
mitttee,- has left town for the summer,
all communications should .be sent di-
rect to ' Robert Scoville. federal food
administrator, at Hartford.
Mayor Jeremiah Do‘riOVsn has been
invited to attend the annual midsum-
mer meeting of the Mayors’ Associa
tion at New London, June 26, and he
expects to accept the invitation. It
is expected that Secretary of the Navy
“‘Daniels will be one of he speakers.
Gov. Holcomb will be another.
les M. Schwah, presidentot the U. 8.
Emergency Fleet Corporation, will at
so make an address-
I 1113 Control
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them had luck. The changing of the.
I Trust COmpany
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i Dresses .which hays freshly, some from makers
g in style, {3 .
I Hiya! greeu' w o 1
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Props, of lustrous soft firm taffeta
JMarke‘d beauty” I $14 50
Marked style
Second Iflooh.
‘1 Maiked value
Put furs -
. safely away.
9' Run no risk of having fins attacked by moth;
{store them in safety in cold air and away from all
ldunger. “535191111: 3-1. ~ in
*5 For moderate charge, we will care for them. E‘-
They are insured against fire or theft-41nd the
—-.7.c yd man‘smmuws 4? ~.»
g? like patterns—19c to 500 yd ,1
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'5
Beautiful drEsse‘s‘, yarie'd 11111123111 hdmty,
'g for .Wear on many occasions, new and 'delight- Will be ready for canning soon! W 2%
.1154
ll Some with 1ic11 cnflnoidciing, some ofdstrikingly
isofiplamness. , . git-I.
Of “satin“ with its Splendid "glow, of Georfietfe myny
sEmbroideries for
prettier underW-car.
fi Rare beauty and dainflness and charm 'do these
I'I-i" new, embioiderios bring to one’ s undergarments. 3
I..,,§(‘-‘
{a What hide diversity of patterns and ,widths
‘ there is!
“nicer m’ifiWfir 2.331112%:
35" Narrow cambric edges, eyelet and solid patterns,
q¥ Cambric edges of 3 to '4 inch width—and some
371;, convent edges—~15c W 11...... g c isse'tii‘rrm
SF Swiss and cambric edges in pretty flowered and
~ 311 scroll patterns, 4 to 6 inches .wide,—25c yd w
W Beading of Swiss with 'double edge and single
beading edge, among them a number of dainty lace-
411‘
W Corset-cover embroideries, charming designs in
either eyelet or solid style, 18 inches wide, -—39c yd
If Flouncing embroideries of,orga11dy and voile and
b'atiste—and a few rare beauties in combination of
filet or Venise. 12 and 15 inches w1de—7oc and $1 yd
‘ ,, 73‘ £815.. .._ 1 mim- Center nlsle, rear. ”341%
Dresses which hEVIIo betcha“ marked right here in s IIIII
. gr! store at double s14 50 9g, ,L. Save vegetables
.11"? by canning.
Some vegetables are delicious just hours others
p Busy home not-
w Those busyhohfs may be made labor-hght by
b‘g; used as a utility kettle all through the year—$3. 50
sizes—Ado to $4.35 1 . 1
Blanching baskets-4150 -"-‘ ' '
‘ Jar racks-L850 and $1
Mason jars—90c and $1 doz
BEAEImia“ ,:.-§1;1p 11111135 doz ,
Jar lifters:- II
I 2c and 15c
‘Jar 111113;an doz’; , 3*;-
Pnrowax, “far ‘scaling,——20c
‘1 , . Fourth iloor.
Who’s a .
garden slacker?
3'!" Pretty harsh to be called a sleeker becaI'il'sé you
haven’t put Something 1n the gaidon to grow! fig
5" Easy way to avoid it :-—_Get at work right now
Lcif‘dd 'dry air keeps them alive and handsome for ser- and start a gaiden. , .. . 5;,
09 when cold weather 011cc melc 2111111 cs.
Bathing shoes with
beauty and service.
I‘ Very-real protection from sharp shells and hid-
lden rocks—and delighting addition to bathing cos
' tume.
J “What pretty shoes this season has brought”!
lb True enough. Here are green and purple and
inc
and black and light blue! ,3, ‘firgg;
1 Here are trimmings of yellow and of white. Here
are smart black-and—white checks. 1 my... a. 3g £11k»
f. How finely they 'do harmonize with the new
[closentting comfortable bathingesuitsl m a
t nights-479a 3:1 and $1.50- low. cut, some
fibpatmkleesoaoocsndeso.
Second floor. ' .511
Seeds are ready here-but only a limited quan-
tit)" .. . ‘I: I; ' ,, , 5'13}:
Beets, cabbage, celery, cucumbers, carrots, en-
divc, kale, onions, pumpkins, Swiss chard, ”squash,
t11r111ps,——all in special packages at—5c and 100. 1,11;
Plant some late corn and enjoy it well into I'AIu-
t11111n:—'Metropolitan, Country Gentleman, and Early.:
Crosby are good for planting‘now. 500 qt. J
'W,_ Nu,» \J IFront basement '-
Boys’Inew-style
clever middies.
I
.wo‘w
feet at bottom! , ms...
“1‘81 z- - 1.1mm...
.~ what a range of beauty they offerz—a - ,
Special ‘csInn'er, holds 7 jars, tight 1114—1111 1111"
Handsome skirt 1
made promptly ,1
at special price.
pi IP‘oih any of the beautiful silks or the handsome
wOIolcns, a skiit made for limited time at spec-Ir. ' prune.
Silk skirt made for ' 31.50
.Wool skirt made for $1. ‘lé '
Made 111 any preferred style of. over a scorc' l
'10:; Guaranteed to be satisfactmy in lit 111 1d trulor.’
fififid 85“”"J‘I 131313.91 --~.~
Here are some of the silks and wooleus available:
.1.
Chili? taffeta, plain rich Galore-4&1, so to
keg$ 2.25 yd In 5%?) r .. g '
2 Lthite black or rich l1ucdsati11,yard 11 ':i ic,—.—:; J’ 50
will preserve these for enjoyable 131%
F Some with pleated ski1ts of maiked grace, some eating later, .. - .7, 1,.- 1§w§msgm W
Elth' sweeping Btyleiul tunics,‘ fl , .11!
l 1011110511 satisfying colors which combine richness
servicr—p‘havy and copenhagcn, brown and soft 7
to $125 yd -
Moon-(1110 satin and Meteor very. lustrous 3113'
i live handsome, light or dork hues ,-—qi3 y’d' :‘11'
Snake satin, a unique fabric 1n basketlikc weatli.
iM’ashable satins of high luster and good sllb'g
5‘1! stance—$1.50 yd or 112.4 ,r, 5.1.}
:13; 32 inch—85c to $1 50 yd we .4 e1
Crepe pongee, of special beauty and substance,
pure white, 40 inches,—-$3 yd ' '
#fis $1 yd learn-=31» Witt“! was" filial.
sizes 11% to2
Something- actually difierent :——middies‘ that
» button instead oflace. And finished with yoke of:
Still another new style has buttoned shield, and
the buttons are the shiny brass ones that little chaps
Tan and blue and gray "and attractive shim
. ‘ a.
weave and hue;-—— .311» ~~~ s. 1'41.th
Panama mohair serge gabaldine and poplin-3
85c to $4 yd «insole. gags 11...: 1:. 7:1,“ _,.,.§(
Fancy and handsome plaids and stripes in field
combinations of color-—85c to $3 yd "xi-ic‘tif’irll‘. W .
Cream sergcs and mohairs and hcnrieitas loud.
.- challis, delightful for general Summer ,wezlr, portions;
. larly fine for vacation—I-85c to $3 yd ,ygg.
V Heatherbloom of splendid resilience and durall
bilitv, plain weave or with fancy stripes,~75c yd
m». Third floor.
._LI3Il‘ml'$...c u. i
GirlS’ 10W shoes
are truly pretty._
‘5‘ Whether for little girl 01' her big SlStel': new low,
.1};
They look well, they serve well. _
"31' Pumps with one shop, patent or- dull leather}
-—-$3 a11d$3.50 1. . .1.
White canvas sf1ap pumps,’ sizes 111/2 to $2, —3
$2 50 , ' » 7.11 ,. . . “y,- «a. 3,- a 51mm
19, 1,32%} “‘5‘.
'{;_ ppm-"1 4:,
er" tin-3‘11
Tan canvas TrotMoc shoes, tough to special deli,
V“ Children’ s pumps, 'dull or patent leather, , .ons,
strap, according to sizo—$2 $2. 50 and $3 .r - 'r. r'
I Two-strap pumps of gleaming patent loatherl
sizes 4 to 8,-412. 25 , «1, . , “13:14,, ..
his and of 11119. luster, pure .whilo,—$2 yd 1’ g i I I I "
t? f '
{Preserving kettles of enamclwiire or aluminum l ' ongee or Summe1 sport skD‘ItS’ natuml 1190' ‘
‘White corduroy, soft and handsome and pat tiouoIr
f; larly good for trim-fitting models—~85c and
fl These woolen skirtings otter practically ovum-l I
shoes combine grace with real Summer comfmtt'lj» ..
IIVII; 1.514 .‘
5, . ‘ .
.. hubuck pumps 111th one strap, handsome whitesI -
i sizes 111/2 to 2,—$3. 50 .- ~_ N. -.
gree, extra comfortable, .41? sizes 111/210‘ 2,—'-$3 ‘1
513.?“ sizes 81/; to 11,—$2.50, ‘
White canvas pumps for children, one strspl
‘IN stress to Win and $2.
a.‘
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