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‘1‘” may still
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In Gingham, Widow-dill
Poplin, 80W,~%slifiesmndl
wash Silks.
E.£.W
The tellmnft degree was. con-
!erred on slumber of candidates at
the regular mmmWn you. 81 Union met at. their ball on Washing- '
John's Landfill. 6. F131“; A. .M.. at
cihsiumotlngdafl evening.
Awash meeting ot1he Nolwslk
Rifle Club will be held this evenipg’f
at .the memo! Frederick H. Gaming,
on 5011111 Iain “abet. -All members
. min-osmotic.“ pro-Gilli
wow
—~‘Straws snd-Psnamas. O’Brien.
Amintm‘oessory service is hold 1135-,
allot-1y in nearly Ievery-Episcopal church
'dn‘IConnectiout ~10» one:- Apuyer‘ -for
“wound the decades: at} the American
and. allied nuniesfln-Hh’e Swat- »in=
thumps.
‘ The Sunday school of. the First Con
mentional Church at Stamford will
hold its annual picnic on «may ati
. lioton Point. following the annual cue.
tom of having this event the first Mon-
day after the close of the Stamford
public schools.
~ A number otdosal attorneys are in
Bridmrt my mm: II, shin-5’
3, Noni/Vim: l 7
Every advonbte Motor your-bud
and VOW.
“Noar’anuS.”
Brice. from two to 3W1}!
Rogers 5‘ Stamps
:Wmoeaslou oi the Superior Court
1 Eheummhors- oi. the Central Label
ion street last evening to transact roll
5‘.
“no business. 4l
Mrs. John Kline. 0102mm mu}:
gill. antenaluthoslembers o: the Phil-
athea closes)! the Notwslk ..M. E.
Church, this arching.
. t
:TheJune testivsl..under.,uze ,ausplc‘
not the Eastiliorwaik (Improvement
Mastodon. will open ibis afternoon
on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. E. E Gor
hauls residence on East avenue. 1
into condition of Percy fileuddnins.
who is a patient at St. Luke: Hoppl
tal, New York City, remains about the
same according to the latest. advmcs
ills brother Harold Glehdening. visit-
ed hint under.
-_.,...
Mail Carrier Henly “Perry is quite
seriously ill at his home on Isaac
street. P. 0. Clerk J. Willow should-
cred his pack thismornio‘fi}
mankokslfinnm‘
‘Soumewflk
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Acombination surprise party was
tendered .Mrs. smooch-nerds; or
New Oman studs Wednesday Molten
up, by the young folks on Brandon“
or. including it low at the elder set
The Illustrious in honor of her 55m
birthdayand also on her=uepheov.;llnr-
old Mnlkln.‘ The young'tolks llvhllcd
away the cvenlpg in various games.
while the .old folks played ninochle. .
ours. Ferris was-.most asroenbly .sur-
prised when about forty oi the young.
poople troopcd Into the house about
is o'clock and proceeded to more“ man
My untiil midnight. votinx the hostess
The Question of Underwear
1" Bite; othersthipgssihelimfim WW \
é ._ ‘ . 'No one can tell-flaili’dawy Hogarth.
I“ ,Yident womenmbodwruthe moors-
». " of last winter are takiaguo chances, and
111mm: now looking to it that the members of
y the family are» guarded against cold snaps, even
5.11 $931.53 Sixmomhsnwsy. tA»-\I‘ordz10%tho‘wise.
i WmYsthédi-Vests
miss rib, lifle.
3W0 in dour styles:
iflecvilless,
‘ "2811011 sleeves,
SIp’il’ith under—hrmllvgussct or shield,
Bodice with shouldeutfiles.
(mots.
commode].
Mum floor.
Yarns and Wools
”7' Where is-s full stockst . prosout. {It seems
glhatthc amyimnts socks, socks andtmore socks.
»~ . We no told that woolen socks are absolutely .re-
{quired to prevent trench feet, so the women of
dhmoricodnust knit WOoicn socks without ceasing
‘ Knitting Yarns for sweaters, socks, helmets,
. bud .w‘riSilotS' in gray, khaki; blue and mod.
it” “ At $1. 00 and $1.15 a. skoin.
* Special values .111; groy your 39 etc. a- skoln.
‘-“~A Lawny" Sumerr Frock
, There are. sometcolorod. lawns which .are
beautifully fine and of exquisite coloripgs. _’l‘hey
More for themost: part old blue, .old rose, maize,
champagne, lavender, green andI bias-k. ll‘oigty
inches wide,
.30 cts. 9.»de special.
Those lawns remain from last; year: If bought
today. we should be obliged to sell them at 50
cts. Nothing is prettier for sunuuorsthau lawn
and plainly made with tucks or rufflesror. a bit
of lace edging-is an economical efideocrvlceable
dross.
Third flool’.
Garden Hose
We are warned to buy many things, antici-
pating perhaps that a littlolaterwe shall not be
. able to get any. 'Among these things is garden
. hose and the» warning comes on account of the
conservation of rubber. . a
discontinue social clot: will hold
a dancer in ihe clubihol‘isogthis oven-i
Godd‘Shephord Yarn In all colors, designed
for women’ s svvehters.
Guaranteed Hose, 25 and 50 foot length.
a most plenum entertainer.
Mrs. Rose McCalle 'of New "York
Weddingvllings $3.50 to. 89. Brand‘s.
, log.
The production exercises of the. ' , ._ . (in who is on the stage and who is COl‘pkd ready for use'
1918 c133,. of St. Mary 3 pamémali Don Holmes. the Bridgepolt pocket ”kilns a week's vacation, is slowing “Shetland F10”, Cygnet and 3001611 M0018, 5 1V style .12 MS" a foot
School will be held this evening in the I billiard ”KW”- will 1’9 in Norwalk to; with relatives on 0'85““ terrace . . l 65 m. a bi“ . ‘ P . > ’ L ' ‘ I ~ I
basement oi! the church. An excellent night,” Pl“) “Stiller" AF raulth 0’ ““5 Mrs. 990”“ 0- purant. 0! Bothcl. . l .. 7 ply style, 15 eta..a. f90t. , . “f
rpmflam has been prepared by the City In the fourth and lair. block ot' is tildituesi oi“ Mrs. w..H. 8w rds at . .1‘Knitfing 11393133 111 all sizes and colors for , p
members of the class A number of. ”‘0” 500 point match Holmes is now} the Bungalow West ave us. buy required work All 11118 season s new stock.
speciaLprfzes-end medals will be rise-eluding thermal man 250 “L236. Mrs.H. o. Pollard undrnrs. toward ”‘0 ‘ _ i ' _ ArLScctio'u. mm mm... . 3mm“,
senteddurinzthe exercises and the . . Brewer, left yesterday for n tortuight’s ' . '
fillst o! honoepuollsgiVen out. ".151. John's Lmlgo No 6, F. and A ‘outlng ht Atlantic 0111- n
m , held its last regular communlcu- ”1.....- .. ~ H, W. 14 , - , - .- ,- __.-
Miss Hulriet DcVis of Union street? lion 0" the WNW“ at ”‘9 1M8“ room! I Li.E.-UT.LOCK.l;lART .‘ . BOIO ovens . - S
who was severely injured while-.plav on Wall street last craniummonferr ' HAS. ADVANCED I ' Among. the nor time F 11 to With VUdOT creeps, ,
jug with some on,” g“) chums at me inc, the Master Mason's Degree .on Joseph Locklmrt of this city. for l. economics is an Ink- 01‘ 833 01f 0 '3 V33 you can make your
'porch 'rnto' livingroom, a:
diningroom or sleeping-
room with every de-‘
gree of : privacy and
comfort. In six or
more. dimensions, from
Mlessz‘ Pen. This is. after
"tbe style of a fountain
pen, and to write, it is
simply necessary to dip
it into water. Handy
for soldiers, sailors and -
school children.
be next re 1 r luerly with Jones & llolchkiss llus .:
T “a the con promoted from second to ill I _
lieutenant. of.thc 34th infantry. located .1" at
at Camp Devens Aycl. MHSH Lieu
To help the cook" in her drive for economy
1» tllcscBolo Ovens were invented. Placed on top
ofu gas range, hot plate, or oil stove they do the
baking in half the time, and use but half the fuel
of. an, ordinary .oven. 'Built on sanitary lines,
. Qutnam school on Wednesday._ wasiml‘ee candidates.
pleasantly «sulprised yesterdsv nfter- meeting Will be on Thursday evening
_-noon uhen her teacher Miss Margin-l Sept 51h ‘
tenant Lockhurt is well known hero '1
* et Clsvgin and a number of her class- __.__....._
mates called on her each presenting a! Miss Jennie Esposito, of 7 Water 'und was nlalriod some months ago to a,
large bouquet of flowers. A delightful I street. has received a post card from 1 p:§s\1i:llItClI;‘ llmcll‘l. 1:1“;th ‘l‘ Of “r l
V q or es r no 0 ronkiin
time was enjoyed and the visitors leftl’Edward Hamilton. :1 \orwnlk bot/.1 street.
i ho is now stationed ill. Camp Mills, 1 -. .
earnestly hoping their little friend and w H9 filtplldOd ”10 Pialtsburg ("amp . . '4 50 cts.‘ '3' ’w‘s - #75 to $10-00-
playmate would soon be able to be L I. saying that he and his company- and has been at Camp Dovenf‘ 1mm. ”Va“ 1 . thoroughlyupproyed and tested, they ate ti true $2 pom-n. floor-
with them once more expect to sail for the other side with- ‘ September He was formerly a mom 3 . 1"” 1; Main floor. 3': fl; Wlll‘ llillt‘ implement Of efficiency. , . ' ,
in a few days, and explesses strong] bpr lot idiot Noplpopk tipn club and is a ‘1 v I . $600 (1 $650 . W '
e he s 0 WI tie, alotgun rifle and 7 M 1 . . ‘
rAmerican Hat Mfg. Co will hold 2:9": ‘1‘“ “‘9” “swam“ “m be pistol The 304th infantry includes - ,I an camisole *~-.
dance Town Assembly Hall firi eve, tallan front. Company I. the Norwalk company. ’ ' “ ‘
June let. Svec Orchestra. l "“"' _ - Mad (0.!
z The commencement exercises for “m ‘ . “‘"'
slot Iii IIIIIIs . ' ‘ M:
___1_._ _~. - _ M- w... jibe-graduating clussvof tile-1918 oi the
C AMER AS lgmwalk Htigh icllool will be held
‘ uring,r nex wce On \Monday eren- __...__...._ WNW“--- - ._.- - - .. -. ..__.1. ,.~..._........_ ....
, FILMS lug the Class Day exeicises will he "AIR 1 10 MY. SHADE AUSTRIANS ON DEFEN bread and the agitation is spread-l Undm the auspices 0f “16 EDWOl‘m r. WE ARE BUXING a
PHO'IO SUPPLIES I.held' in the High School auditorium. - » SIVE IN ITALIAN MOUN- iug.Adv1ccs received in neutral League and the Kings Daughters a} N AND SCRAP MAM.
STILLS N P W iThe graduation will take place on T AINS. AND» ALONGTTHL countries are to the cifect that, the musical entertainment, entitled “0n molRY METALSAND 0m ’
' _ D ' 0 ELL ‘Wednesday evening and the reception, 00'1": Stay Gray! Here's An Old dime . J ’ _ ‘ present. trouble Is the most serious Carnival Day," Will be giventhis 9“} AUTOMOBH‘IES l
\ CORP. .the crooning social event of the sea- Recipe that Anybody Can Apply * PIAVE the Austrian government has m the uditorluln of the uptown
lson, {will be given on “may, the 28th. The use or Sage and Sulphur for re ' “30m, 'qu “0m Pl: 8 One) faced and. is causing grave nppre- “mg " .. ll. WON . 3
._.. “' Storing faded. gray hair to its natural u g \ hension throughout the couiptryh “will“? €231?“ {“19 0:2: may“: 330m 81;. filmed-ll. ‘
‘ color dates back to grandmother-g , .- . _ Germany‘s appears unable to lclp “D 0 a 0" 00“ De” a I T133 . _5
“me She “586 it to keep her hair-than. “new” Slilldll) ' l , 1_ because it is faced with a serious "98‘ is in 8mm for those who Witness] 3 m
Aiouud Montcllo, on tie mm 1 food situation itself lthe plesentatlon. new Factory and in All l
beautifully dark gIOSSy and atlrac
tive Whenever. her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out- of— date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of
“Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Conl-
pound," you will get this famous old
preparation, imprOVSd by the addition
of other ingredients. which can be de-
pended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the hair.
A well known down town dnlggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it 11ng
been applied. You simply dampen a
' sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at a time. By morning the
my hair disappears. and after .slr
other application or two. “becomes
Mutiluliyjduk Ind glossy.
Wyeth? me and Sulphur Com-
pound is is delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire A more youthful
m. It it lithium lot the
we. Intention or .mm d " iriau «into! is not unlikely. Thel
‘ r “h,“ ,workmsnmtluootodmd
cut end of the Piavc line, the flous- i
triaus have . been driven uckr
slightly. ‘Their efforts to advance
near Zellsou, enar the c Lllt‘l‘ of
the line, have been chec ed with
severe losss. At San Dons di'Piavo
and on the Fossetta Canal, the
Italians have driven the enemy
from ground gained. outlier in the
week.
Heavy rains are reported in the :35"... “*
mountains andatllosc may. add to ‘ '
the torrent iuthe Piece, which ill-.“EOUsR 51.00135" 3N 0N1
ready has washed away many —
bridges. With the flooded river.be-- .
hind the enemy, the Italian c0un~ .,
tor-uttucks are gaining ill strength . ‘
in an cfi'ort to wipe out or capture . ~
the troops which have crossotl the-
l’iuvc and have been unublc to ud-
vance into the Venetian Plains.
.Riots are reported in the asu-g
burbs of Vienna flfltl'lUle work-I _
men in important war! mauut‘ao ‘
torts-s there are on strike. The sit»
nation nppsrcutly is growing be~
yond oontnol of the civil uutborl. ,
ties and with! law in thexhuo
—_—
Sub- normal fighting activity
continues generally on the front in
France and Belgium. The Ameri- “
can troops appeal: to be the only i
ones who are llllsl, and the actions ;
which have occupied them have
not been extensive.
Broddwoy cl 103d 5L
‘ .New York Gil].
- hummus inward .
iio HO'l‘liia roost. £AblLY
_ Accrbblohn —zxvuss pupwmf
Sumo» A'L‘ rut. Doors-
norm olsmc Rpm sump} ,. . -. , ‘
'A LA CARI!“ ’
AT vm nonzmt mess
-—Advertise in the Sentinel.
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SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK
At a mooring of the Board of Directors of this bank, held
this day, a dividend to‘depositors was declared at the late
of {our (4l per cent. per annum drom the earnings of the
simmenths ending June 30. 1918.
. This dividend will be entered on pass-books and paid on
and after July 10. .1918.
,By order of the Board of Directors.
ALDEN SOhMANS. President.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer.
June 13'. will.
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