A I i {01 five years or more ask usi bout it.
; shade-532' mil
South Norwalk, *C 1
[any Newsn1
Stone 1111011 in: in Ely avenue and
rumcnsom
mnotflliightiucolar.
have ism:
m and other
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Monies.
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Gills lor the Soldir ‘
Boys int Camp 1
Fred H. t1Ponty
Palacc1Thealre Bull
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other minor complaints1151e1
' ‘called to the attention of the poles. .
Word i‘hns been received that il‘
as Willem" 1a wii’known qu
‘boy, ha
Fra11.:ce
Mr. ai1d. Mrs Michael 1.ynch tr
:3 . juicing 1011111 ovor the nrri1al of: a son
this morning. Mother and child are
doing nicely.
—-—Strz11vs, 1.25 to 3. O'Brien.
Mrs.
Judge George 11. Voshurgh
joined lhe ranks of the automobilists.
ouriur,r
car. He is iapldly becoming 11h ex! ' 1
having purchased a \laxwell
port in its operation.
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Word has been received from
“has been reported to be 11 pris1 nor in
‘bert T. Colllngs. the local soldiE' who .
Germany and he gixes his per uncut
address as Lcm'buig Germany
{Miss Nancv 1t Shoonmaker.
213119th worker
Womun' Siifliage association W1 ll
today lot-Newton, where site 1111
augurnte a course in woman's cl
ship.
arrived safely “over sens" in
aruh Perry. of literwin street.
is seriously. ill at the home at her
, daughter, Mrs. Mary (Perm) Win, in
New Huron.
been
honi-
walk
e re-
has
- Her-
citi-
of the Contiecticut1
leave 1
i in; 1
tizen- !
It is expected that she 11 ill givol
the same course at South Norwaik in
August. —Hartford Times.
Miss Giddys 13. Green, demonstra-:
for fol-.1113, Faii'l'ield Counly
Bureau, W111 leave Monday in take a
cd‘ms'e at Teachers col-
1 Durinz
six weeks’
lege, Columbia nUiversitv.
Farm
1191' absence Miss Adena diark, :11
graduate of Pratt Institute.w
liliés Green's terr.itory Miss
strathn in New ’Fairfleld th
noon +Daubury News.‘
1.
——011 account of present conditions
we will sell on instalmentsijeWelry.
watches, clocks and the 11111
11m sdectacles or eyeglasses jto
ple of_ hood standing. Some do
so mtr'ch a week as we ag1ee
week. If you nova lived in th s
_0111- prices are right. Prices are
1y marked. Stacker larger 1.11111 ever to
y Store.
select‘ from. Brand’s Jeweh
South Norwalk .
. ‘They who wish to 1
p 111—Susto ttwor
sa‘ve.”-—S ,
msimilarm
El them would b . -' 1’3
us are the nail-'n!
strength.
i 3‘ leads to a seat in
‘ ne’rity’s' comer. ‘
penllonday
o’clocksaturdaj
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Spendthfi‘l’ts t11nd .idlprs ,
agenera on
11311011. The pros r- ,
i A Bank Account lhei'c
ll cover ._
Green 1
and Miss Clark will give a demon
alter
large
peo-
and
each
town
open-
' after the Somme Conunnndcr linigh was transferred
‘ sole and heel, regular $3. 50-— $2.45
m ”M! no:wm..smm W
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flown-1110's
no; new
7m“ m 110,: s .
Entrances on Main Street, Fairiield Allende, Cannon Street
(5 :1
Beginning Monday, store closes at 5 except. Sat-11.111948 5 than 3.119.. - ii; . _
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ii.
Three splendid
books onthe war.
The land battleships are told of in detail for the
first time:—
“Life in 5. Tank, by Richard Haigh M 0 com—
mander of the tank Britannia. _
Twice wounded while serving:r in the infantry,
to the Tanks Service and connnanded one of those
mightv battleships of the land at Arms and Ypres.
Ilis book gives a 1"1cmml oblc pictuic of lite in this
amazing weapon of the 11.11.
Illustrated,—
The Fighting Fleetswby Ralph D Paine. .
ll c have heard coiupnmiivoly little about the
fine wwml oi: the 1111' ms our (11111 and England’s
mighty fleet. lleic 110 are told of it, in intclcstiug
and absorbing l‘oshion. And ’tis :1 picturesque and
important narrative.
Illustrated-— $2
' High Adventures-by James Norman Hall.
(‘uotnin J lnuuv Hall of the Air Service, now re-
ported a pl'.i~:oic1' in 111111110! ll 1' kucu “hereof he
1\1otc, when he pcnucd this ttoiy oi oir ll rhtiuu in
111.':11r:c $3.] 50
$1.25
hlnin lloor, rcn r.
1
Deft manicuring
and hair dressing.
Little aids do mm 11 to add attraction
niodc oi dicssing the hair.
1, Services of trained people impr'mc condition of.
the scalp nnd complexion. L‘xpcrt innuictuc gives
cutiic hand, as well as nails, attractive appear. Inoe.
1 And those scr1iccs are to be had here to very
great satisfaction. .
l Cutting of little children’s hair is no ordinary
Itask. It must be done 11 ith patience as well as skill.
And ’tis so done l1crc~111th accompaniment of every
amino 1' convenience. .
Charge for all service is reasonable.
For 11' omen 11110 require them, special aids “co
good hair dressing~11.1vcsbangs culls and complete
wigs.
5. Excellent 21 inch switches of lnvy hair—$2.75
" --$" Splendid S11 1tchcs 28 inch size, naturally wavy,
a. 25
Tinnsfm'matious of all-around pattern, wavy and
graceful,~—-$6.50
to ouc‘s
Third floor.
Sports veils
of bright style.
How cffcc iivc those new chiffon sports veilings!
A satin border on each side in green or navy or
old blue or tan or 11 lute! 1 '
Summcry and smart—and but ; 750 yd
Fancy mosh sports veils, chiffon border, and in
rich glowingcolors—cach ‘ $1. 50
1 White Shetland mode veils in large or small
mesh and in fancv mcshcs or scroll patterns—ideal
‘with 11 lute costumcmcnch 750 and $1.
Contct aisle, front.
. ,,Shore in
shoe saving.
_ Scasonoblc st1lcful 11 orthy shoes for “omen-at
these appealing economics.
1 White canvas laced $1 1008 with light fine turn
'sole and either French or military heels, those heels
white covered—regular $1— . .. $3.25
.White‘ canvas opera pumps, smooth and attrac-
tive and graceful, turn sole, covered French 01' mili- ..
ital'y heels—regular $3-— $2.45
Strap pumps of white canvas, one strap, rubber
- all through the year.
Brilliant. silk ,1
pieces-"50c!
"‘ Hundreds of rich and beautiful silk pieces at
fifty cents.
Samples from a good friend who has used them
in seeking business.
Wonderfully fine for fancy bags, for dress trim~
mings. '
And big! Why many are over a yard long and
most are close to a yard in length.
‘Tu'o matching pieces will make a waist!
Stripes and plaids of many sorts, rich
heavy and splendid.
('folors and colors, patterns and patterns,—-——ol—
most. no end to the variety.
Worth $1.50 and $2 a yard—each
Third floor.
.- .‘u
and
50c.
Howco olive oil
still to be had.
‘lluwco olive oil is of exceptional quality—made
f l‘Qlll finest. of french .Qlil'9§ and imported by the
some from Nice, France.“
Don't. knbw whnt our fortune will be on next
crop~but there is :1 limited quantity nowhere.
Sweet, wholesome, line flavored, nutritious.
".l.‘is :1 food, is of medicinal value, exceptional for
.alnds.
l’iutw 90c Quart—$1.75 Half“r gallon—.9? 3.35.
And these 111' ices are for less than today’s!
Front basement. 1
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1
If you can, 1
.these will help.
'A kettle built; especially for cunning is of service
Has an inner container for scvcn.jars; and this
container maybe used as a blanching basket. Like-
wise it will hold corn ideally or any other article of
food requiring much space and to be quickly removed
for draining 1111110 extremely hot.
Outer kcttlc' is equally fine for cooking entire
hum, for cooking. down soup stock, for many uses.
$3 60
Food chop] 101's to save time and labor, 4 blodcs—_w
spcci ial 90c.
- Preserving racks for use in household boiler—4
jars, 65c;8jors, 85c. ...—
J or rings of good heavy rubber—100 box
Jelly glosses, good shape, regular Sizer—lilo doz.
' Fourth floor.
Boys’ wash suits
not like others!
1 Splendid lwash suits for boys—with extra appeal
to-inothcrs who like distinction. For there are“ but
two suits of a size and pattern! '
Those are samples. Models are new: Combina-
tions are cdit’fei'cnt. Making 18 fine. And they are of
saving ;if we buy them at all
llliddics and belted styles, white and plain col-
01's sand fancy combinatidns of color, sizes 310 8——
_ 1 _ 1 $1.50 to $6.50
’AND BLUE SERGES for bigger boys; how fine
for even. v service and of what; durability!
. Pure, wool and faSt color, Norfolk style with
tingcf buckle and sloshcd pocket3—5i2es. '7 to 18——
» $10. 75
‘ .Frout basement.
1 Dark tan calfskin shoes, splendid Neolin; solo .
1 and rubber heel, regular $6. 50—- . $5, 50
Nearly every size in each sort too!
Good bicycle
tire-~32 5.0.!
1 Here is a tire that will stand up on 2117 ms or
‘Oman's biej cl :
1. ‘ ’1 firm,-,Lg00d, '-‘-'-$1.25.
’. E - Light. and ideal far Summer service, yet firm and
Silk stockings,
of good even texture. .
‘ 1" Pure 3112,1110: gleaming losing—ism with ”101)
special value—401' we can always buy samples at a .
sole and heéi‘jof lids to make their durability greater. ‘
> It’s a good .
time to buy [1'.
blue serges.
Men; a good time to buy any article is when
prices are as low as they are likely to be.
That’s the case with clothes, especially .witli
blue serge suits. “
.We expect to have plenty of good clotlics at this
time next war.
But we expect they uill cost more than today.
Blue scrgcs are no exception. ,
These fav oritcs for Summer wear are quitd
certain to be scarccr before they are plentier. 4?
So this is a good time to buy them. '
They deserve their favor-for they are light
c001 scrvic cable and 0111 .11' s in tune with the cecasion','
But they must be all-wool serge and fast color
and tailored 1'1 crht
Such are those here rtcidv in sizes for men of
every build. 1
Some f1 om Ilnrt Schaffner d. Marx, some from:
Kuppcnheimcr, some from our other careful tailored-
And there is a mighty good one 1
for as little as v.» $201
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'Mnin floor, rear.
. More .of those
pretty collars & cuffs.
How the gathering,D 0'1 'r'ows in beauty and variety.
H011 they go hurrying out onlv to be replaced by
other beauties! .1 1
Silk gingham and satin in pink and blue and.
green and lavender
. Brocadcd satin of rare richness ‘ \
Georgette crepe with embroidery or heinstitch'.
ing and 111th pleats or ruiflcs _. j
1; “So many beauties ’tis rc cdlly hard to choosc:- l
3: 1 $1 to $2. 50
V Tustcful vcstccs of lawn and organdy are ruffled
$1 and $1 50
'1 _. ‘ Center aisle, front.
Men’s'extra
Orford. 1s mon’sreal comfort shoe for Sinmncr.‘
It insures obolness and case. .1
$37 Here are oxforda of regular $4. 50 to $6 sorts at
0' . .
L," ‘is'gnf‘ . ‘\
lots in .1 hurryr ; ,- _.-. .
1 Yet there is nearly every size in the composite
'ot! ' .1
Dark btown or black calfskin and block vici kid,
some 11ithbroadtocs and some on Enghsh lasts. '1
Men 11 he know a good thing are not goingto miss
’em! 1 . - ' '
Main floor; rear. ' . . .
Kit for {-
that picnic.
Thermos lunch kit can go along on picnic lind b6
mighty fine companion. A good large box to hold
enough for one person, 11 Themes bottle holding pinti
— 2 . $350.
t CUPS AND SAUCERS are plenteous—for a
one. 1 .1
China and porcelain, a ninnber of styles and
. shapes and decorations, or plain~ $3 to $4 (102
. GUT .TUMBLERS of nice light fiiic glass, cut in‘
- 3 attiactive patterns-.— 1 - $1. 50 doz,
, Fourth floor.
Silk gloves
fer protectwn.
”Not alone have they the merit of nice 311113011-
513011129, but Summer gloves of 5111: are protection sgamsl
- sun.
WLENH
Organdy 111th net or uith little checked ruffles .
or tucked—and some are in delicious colors— » -
l é” :. "-
$3. 75 oxfords. »_ , ,1]
Just because we wanl.‘ lio clean up several broken ~
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