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1 South Nor-walk, Conn.
——Boston Red Sox vs Norwalk Col-
ionials Amusement Park, Sunday 3: 30.
' Congressman Schuyler Merritt' 9
fly are at their Noroton Hill house
11 r the summer. M1. Meriitt is in
town for a short visit. He is expectEd
to address the Congressional ConVen
tion in Bridgeport today, following
jtlls renomination.
:1! ——-Boston Red Sox vs Norwalk Col-
lypials. Amusement Park, Sunday 3: 30
11.2 W. J. O'Connell, deputy collector of
Igternal revenue will be at the City
’ all, South Norwalk. on Wednesday,
_ne26th, trom9a mtotp. m.. to
1,1 new the U. S. revenue licenses for
ealers in liquor narcotics, oleomar-
‘1'”an and theatres.
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‘ ‘blocks, good wedding present Brand’ 3
., A sprained ankle resulted in the
Knuth or John Robert Lewis, of Au-
1,1 urn. 111., according to the finding of
1 coroner at Springfield. lewls re-
lved his injury in jumping from a
i1: naway team of horses. an em-
3‘ olus broke on in the ankle and *-
jcaused an obstruction in the circu
tion of the heart, the coroner said
. —-Boston Red Sox 15. Norw alk Col-
nials. Amusement Park, Sunday 3:30.
, ‘11.: George W. Iockwood a former” 1111’-
an fox the New Y.ork New Haven
11d Hartford Railroad died yesterday
e was 68 years old. The funeral ser-
”ice will take place Sunday at 3 p.
1111.,1 at his son's residence. is West
lllenry street, Stamford. Rev. W.
lark Yeks will omciate.
.111 -—St1’aws and Panamas. O’Brien.
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7 Mr. and Mrs -.R F. Faster of 17
“Smith street,- left this afternoon for
dwjliioston, Mass, to visit their son, Can
ldate Francis .1. Foster. who is in the
“takers training camp at Camp Devens,
{Ayes Mass. With the other men in
111'1 :‘11he training camp Candidate Foster
fillies been transferred to Camp Lee,
‘Petersburg. Va, within a few days.—
FDanbury News.
: —‘-Cut big slices off your coal bill
Ill‘liat's what- BUrnham Boiler Cosy
;j_%omtort Heat does. The heat from the
jlmiler that’s made in Westchester
11' County. A representative will gladlv
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,Irvington, N. Y.—-Adv.
1“They who wish to Bros
work
save. ”—Soott.
Spendthrifta and idlers
are similar; a generation
of them would bankrupt
a nation. The prosper-
on: are the nation’s
math
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penty’a corner.
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a warm
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City Newsi
. the fablics.
3 also $7. 50
- appea1ancc—$5
1.3.031] at your 1equest. Lord & Burnham 7
Enainsook, white and flesh ,-—24c to 38c.
Howmnn's
flowLANo's
Entrances on Main Street, Fairficid Avenue, Cannon Street
rm
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Dresses ; of ' special
full-figure model.
I" For women who cannot wear dresses of “regu-
lotion” type, special and tasteful dresses in graceful
full lines. .
1’- Their size range ie from 41 to 152; their propor-
tions a1e*corrcct; they fit with excellent effect; their
ttylcs are smart. and attractive and new.
3* Fine voiles in little checks and open plaids and
tiny dotg and allover figmes.
Excellent ginghams in narrow stripes of laven-
ler or gray with white. $12.50 $13.50 and $15.
Ii 12's..- . so. Second floor. “.3 ”1L
Poplin dresses,
new & dainty.
Graceful little diesscs of navy or light gray pop-
in; notable for beauty and small cost.
1’1 Their tunic of medium length is finished to
match a broad girdle with tucking so fine and yet so
distinct that it looks very like cording. 3,»
Their collars and cuffs are of white poplin. 113’
Remarkable in richness of luster, in color tone,
in grace.
Fresh and fine and winsome—
'_ Second floor.
Handsome skirts,
pure white.
Cool in their beauty and charming in their fresh-
ness; what a company of attractive white skirts for
womcni
Haidly seems as though white could be so pretty.
1 Nothing plain about any of them, for no matter
how unadorucd the model, it seems to carry an effect
of him beauty.
$10.
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Maybe it is the pockets—for almost every skirt
has a novel sort of pocket: each sort different from
all the other sorts and each sort. trimmed with pearl
buttons.
R01111(l,squa1e,pomtcddiagoiial~h dozln differ-
ent soxts!
Gabardiucs and honeycombs and bcdford cords;
white cottons of firmness and substance—such are
A beautiful skiit of gabnrdinc maikcd off into
plaids by satin stlipcs, is $7
Handsome bcdford cord?0 of special weight ’ is
a Unique honm comb, clcally maiked and heavy of
Lust1ous sateen, vciv like white satin, with
shined waist-line—$5." 45
But there ale dozens of" diffcicnt sorts— nnd'at
$2 $3 to $12.50
Second floor.
Dress shields of .
seasonable Sorts.
Eton and Tango shields ale of fine quality, some
have net sleeves. 65c 75c and 85c
Handsome fiesh- tinted blassieres of
silken shields have ribbon straps. $1.
Light and fine silk dress shields, either white 01
flesh tint, —36c to 70c
Substantial shields with covering of cotton or
net
FASHIONETTE hair nets fit smoothly and are
great comfort when one wishes to enjoy Summer
ibreues without hat. Shaped like a can—15c, 2 be had by “10 ."fll'd
for 250
f FOB CHILDREN-11ttle fancy colored-garters
be worn with rocks, elastic and comfortable,-—10c flesh and corn
big a $20—w01th as a man is likely to pick upl
1 is? Is there need to point out its adaptability for
with .
1'
Men’s. big
$20 worth!
Here are blue suits, limited quantity, ”about as
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£- They are blue serge that' is all wool. --
We don’t know of a place where we could buy
them today at $20; to say nothing of selling’ cm at $20.
But we had them coming; knew their worth; be-
lieved men would be glad to get them—and here
they are.
All-wool serge! Tailored' m a good tasteful plain
style. Suit to make a hit with every man. 'A year in
and year out favorite!
Rich deep shade of blue.» Coat of good length.
Trousers of graceful cut. Lining of durable vene-
tian.
Is there need to tell how serviceable blue Serge
wide lungs of service? No, indeed!
Only fair to emphasize their value :--such a suit.
cannot be bought today by us from manufacturing
tailors for loss than the price it is to be bought by
you: -—
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Main door, rear.
Men’s extra-value
new furnishings.
" a» Soft shirts of idealiSummer sort. ..
Light weight and pretty light patterns, with soft
cuffs. 85c
Pajamas, summery textme, tasteful colors that
will launder u cll, fit with condom—$1. 85
Lisle socks in black or white, deuble heel and
301e, smooth even texture, nice weight, -—3 pairs 90c.
Khaki handkerchicfs, soft cotton, much liked,—
15c . 1'
vain floor. front.
A holdall case
for travelers.
1‘" Whether 1011 travel seldom or often, a case to
hold all toilet needs safely and conveniently and with
saving of room.
minor and all such.
Especiallyifino for. vacation hips: keeps every-
thing leady 01 instant use
Fittcd' ifsfiffl. ’iltu'Em, unfitted-$I to $2 50
Selviceablc lubber alticlcs for home :—-—gua1an-
teed.
Syringes, $1 to $2; hot-watcrbotilcs, 85c to $1.75
Boys’ NdrfOlk '
jockey suits.-
\ smmt new clcvm wash suit £01 little boy!
At a special piles of , $1.75
Little Nmfolk stvle jacket in stiiking and hand-
spaced with nhitei
Pure white t1 ousors a fine contiast.
Jacket belted, has sp01t collar, and either long
or short sleeve.
‘Dandv Summel suit f01 small boy; made of good-
u eight ciepc- -finish duiable cloth.
1] xiia style, extla quality, special price :-$1.75
3".“ ‘ Front. basement. . “2’ ' ”1’”
Beautiful fichus,
make rour own.
Very easy to have helm of exact length and style
wished.
For here is fichu fabric of organdy and of net to
With one to five rows of ruffles! Fine and
dainty.
With eve Imglcasin rose and
Summer color;
Strongly made, stOut fabric, equipped with ‘
straps and pockets to hold blushes and combs and ‘
some blood jockey stripes of giccn lose blue or fan
’ Many nice hats 1‘
' are but $5“ » ,
1" Yes; they are of unusual value as wells dcii
lighting beauty. wise em mane: , ‘51
{And there me a number of sorts. Some smarfi
tailored hats, some great largo hats of white or deli-1
cafe tint, some medium and small hats of pure :white,‘
other attractive .white hats with trimming in color;
Here are white Georgette hats with broad giaces
ful brims and finished with a deep Georgette band
made prettier by tiny buttonlike tiimming.
Heie are white hats, pannmas and milau and
leghorn, with trimming of white or of cheerful color.
_ 'And tailored hats of rich straws, alert and almost;
military in tlieirrbcaring and altogether cfficctivo.‘
These in splendid color effects. v.1
a, Even those beautiful big Georgette hats are but‘
‘5. , r ,
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Many of the white straws are but $5; some are
but $3.50. 4
'-,What a wondrous variety of shape and effect",
only your own eyes can show! .‘
$5;
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Special style, special beauty, special valu
Second floor.
Plentypf rich
' , broWn stockings.
'1'. Handsome both in hue and luster, stockhlgs of
fiber silk in the most-liked of all browns: Afr] can!
_‘ Top and sole of lisle for‘se‘rvice, remainder of
fiber silk with quite the luster of genuine silk ,—75c.
Puie silk m the same lich shade with llsle top
and sole—notable 1n both quality and weight, $1. 50
RICH-HUED SILK stockings of fine quaiit 1y, all
with lislc top and sole to add to wcaiing ability Giayi
and gold and home and champagne,~—$l
Left aisle. rcnr. ' y 1
Carpet rug for
long good service1.
‘1' Tapestry Blussclls 111g, good looking and rely;
durable.
Close“ woven, not’lfiud toswecp,tntt1acuvc, of
tough smooth yarn. ,1
Like eveiv other article made of wool, getting
'scarccr! ~ ‘ - * 3 , . : i .
Some are ready in good pattbrns, both small and
‘ medium, and in colors. that are lasting and tasteful.
Equally fitted for service in dining room and lis
brary and sitting room. ‘ . 3 ,
9 by.]2 ft—$19.50 and $22.50, 8 1-4 by 10 41-2 ft—a'
$19.50 and $25 ‘ '
Third floor.
Shoe savings; .
men’s and women s.
Opportunity comes to the door and offers Sums
mcr foot“ car to both men and women at less than”
real value. -
Note this fact w ell; Summer shoes, vciy sclt thafi
will be of ma] and agiccable service th10ugh the
months to come. . . :3
WOMEN’S OXFORD tics, handsome dark shade ‘
of brown, kid or calfskin, mostly with French heels,
nearly all sizes—regular $6 shoes- ‘ f4 50
11’ MEN’S OXFORD TIES, two excellent tyles. 1
3 Black kid blucher oxfords with broad a sy toe,
regular $5— 1 3 75
Dank tan calfskin oxfords, new Euglii last.
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”350. at.
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