Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 24, 1918 · page 4

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31.25 Shirts 95c,
3150 ‘l 3145

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Si 50 and “$2: 00 Silk

 

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Word was rec'elved in town this
morning that Christopher Wysman. or
the East Side has arrived surely ovoid

 

 

Private John Stab] returned to Camp
Upton yéstecda‘y alter spending at!
short furlough at his home on Charis so
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miss Gnarloime lJarvis, ~who is-spond-
:inx1llxer vacation in Cornwdii. Cairn.
expected to return to her honor
Vim c.1tb'w days‘.

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

aul, yesterday after-non Arcblewflm
icy love-rely cut his foot. He was tall-
an to his home where medical Allend-
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Miss Marion L‘Homm‘edieu o‘t‘
Rowan street has lett‘ for. Mmmt: Hor-
mamEMas‘s, where shé will attend the
graduating exercises at MouhtiHerman

 
 
 
 

act of vixhiéh her- brother, Carlton.

amembér. ' /

The identifiers ol’ the Red Cross our

of the East Avéme 1Metliodlst Ghensive. Lieut; J. L Butterfleld of danced“ by s card received lecentiy by

Recital church will meet Friday
layman to work on relaxes gunmen

Discharged Tuesday-Peter Pauline,

tins of the lila‘sit Not-walk real

3“an {11.3313 1103 nights After Riva-side ave‘n lip. Byohta, scand-

1 Everything at like store will not be reduced;

Porosknit llnlon Solis,
n. 0013305 - 65c moms " 91“: wows ' 51.25 3250

.. ks.
3:? 3113:1313 ‘ll‘lll‘slvl‘lfiii'éhlill‘s to rep lacet em - ATHER NOVELTIES BILL F

”MOTCDR TS for autorno

. held on Friday cvenlng, will be held
_ the big night. A dellghtlul time is an

1': Zlfd monsoon. . insrben Herring of SouthsNorwailxnon-l

Jens. , Allan WNW. Isabelle Hantond and; Several additional bath houses have
IMrs Thomas Baxter. Miss Marion been constructed ”011 ”“18 buildings

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"bunny “assistance American countexngo. arrived satexy overseas. as ‘13 Bil-I

3, “ We exooct to have inodern windows. more in harmony with the high grade merchandise 3hat we dishlay in them. . comm.
In preparation for these alterations we will make some very good induceinents in the way of special prices on seasonable goods. and do: no out of odd lots. that will pay every careful buyer to

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*uits

. - . - -' 20 :per ct. reduction

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at a savin of 2 r cent. TRAVELING BAGSa oral SUIT CASES

 

e picnic trips at a saving of 20 nor cont.

Open Monday Evenings

£Igat cannot be done during thcsc war times. Then it is often flmoossiblo to replace stocks o richly. We will endeavor to {live standard merchandise
for lower prices than prevail at otluir times. We have a reputation of giving good values and wish this sale to hell) maintain this reoutatio ]. _ WW“

I - +.-'- - - .. s - $15.00
' 1 . . : : ., at Sick! me $20.00 to $30.00 ' = g1;
All Other Fancysnd .Blue Sergio Suits Reduced 10 per ct. I PalmBeach CoolClotlISLShaotunnglkSuttsReduced ZOperci.
White Elaonel Trousers 38 SO valde, : - 37 SO I Palm Beach Trousers $5. (JO value - .1 34:25

Khalli Trousers $2. 25 Value $1. 95, $2. 75 Value $2.35 -

Now Come the Best Values~ Shirts at Old Prices _. .
llall Bozcu 55.. 50 52:00 Shirts $1.65 . Ball Dozen-$.25 53.00-83.50 Shirts - $2.35 $6.00 Silk Shirts \' ‘- - $4.50
“‘ 30 75 52.2532. 50 Shirts 81 .85 “ " $10. 50 $5 00 Silk Shirts - - $3. 75 375051“ Shirts - - $5.85
Khaki and Gray Flannel Shirts, Collars Attached, 33% per ct. Roduction I Some broken lots of High Grade Shirts at $1. 00

1 , $3.000ualit - , -’ Sl.85- $3.50 - - $2.45
skimmer - - aiasavinu~oi2iiler 61- $5.00 can“; - - $3.75 ' 36:00f - - 184.50.

. .1 . 1 .3 -_ [ $1.00, value $1.50 , Paiams am! Wow at EconomysPr-ioes I

S me broken lots at 51:00 Si. 50 Mamas - 5135 _ 50c Necllwcar - 1 lint-11.00.31
All Straw astound ”Bahamas reducod 25 per cl. 0 ; ... _ . -. - Si. 65 . 65c _ “ _~ - Zion-51.00”
‘“ - no nzm on1
Outing 11818 -‘- * - - . - 75c 33.003350 Palamas - $2. 75 11.5032. 00 Nocllwear . $1. 25.

LBS. ETC.. including many Mark Cross goods at a 10 nor cent. reduction.

 

 

 

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at a 10 per cent. reduction. Under the existinn‘ conditions this 18 a great concession ,.
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Until 9 o’clock V
85 Washington Street I

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utietpute o. dollghtful day.

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The scheduled moonugm sail or the ’
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this gunning instead it was found ltf -‘
would be impossible to have the sail ‘
on Friday so tonight was chosen to be

 

ticlpated and the cksnemrc dorms W‘

have a. fine evening—the best moon- I f . 1 It
light nights in the month are from the Merton B. Rnckett of Rowayton, and)?

 

 

‘ Anny. of East Norwaik ladies ham listed‘ihis week in‘t‘he‘ Unltodxmatos
left fora two weeks' trip to the Teach- WHEN “1 the New Haven recruiting
ers'finnduy school institute at North- station. . ’ I roton, has been asked to write an

 

field. ““3- Those W110 made in the! ‘ w 1 rich: on plastic and interpretive «workI ' , » Used lat-food
I for the Physical .1 Culture: Mssa:lno.I ----—- I
The Publishers‘ 'Photo ’Servlcfssbasf.
taken photographs of Mrs. “mound of the vacationing as in 1916, shaloI

ntl’kiwlii stop It Mount Hermitn to Hickory .Blurl. *snd "known 83mg her classes is. the article. Any who “118.36“ become some Maths. mostI

“party were Misses A F. Carpenter, Lil-I

L’Hommodieu,lwlxo.also left with the- owned‘by Mrs. Wesley C. Wood, at

“L “MM commencement exercises of “Store." The'batblng season is the ““5““ "1‘9 3° study-the po‘ses can

 

Monormw will be "sewing Day" at Since the place was opened , 1mm photographers. __ ,
the Somali country Club. This mix! I

be the third'of these affairs to be‘

 

than the fine ”3qu 031118 previous berries at the present res there Huntington, L 1., on Sunday. in Mr. and game commission yesterday
I‘m The “avian in being done for should be ”“3118 litmus {01' the Orchard's launch. They chose the” where word. 1185 been, mmVed that 1 ,
the new hospital land as there is not youngsters ‘0 010k "917 berry m 11103t beautiflfl time Of the twenty-four Mung (.ui‘xford shore sharks welsh fol fiié'ggma than those delivered by organize the women’s section basalt-km V H
a woman m the city but who 5, Interwsight. The huckloberry cm». which hours to cross the Sound. starting mg fifteen to “any pounds cacti Dr McFarlmld" During 1mg stay in. tegral par‘t ,g the state Wcmm
ested in this work it is expected that is still to come. will be plenum. '1‘ early after sunrise. and returning by the been found in grout numbers France Dr MéFarland will "lie the log therp'eré’onnél or former summit,

I record crowd will he on hand tomor— 15 said. . I" ‘ ‘ I moonlight and the day was one
WW- 1 1 I ’ ‘”““““ ' great enjoyment, for Sunday was

 

3 ‘wongmm WOMDED. distinction of being tire only Rowayfi ways a breeze am" the sea

m m workefigaggrlfgonfiggv‘léd too young lady in active service. has;

 

New Y k and W. A Fa moo, an .
‘derer, were 1111 by shrap- or mother, Mrs. Funk Crockett o

mm” wounded under owoyton avenue Miss Crockett #139 a
liver ‘titkon to Chan- professional nurs' ‘
' service to the. U i
sent to the other side of the sec,

Where she is ianxous to do ::::: ii or; hit Roderick Murcia , ‘

the home of Justice and Mrs}. Bar
rVoirin Snead. on Old King’s

rsthy sand Wu for the great cause.

alloys—«Rosalie Coiod.’ BOARDS TO T'.A I

nyall day the residonts find it 719‘; avenue .

hosed

The another has been ldisalI-

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Mrs Towns of Nearwater Lane. lilo-1v I

most Successml of any ever enjoyed 1““ “9195"“ the ““08”?“ {Tom Bound. 1%” “he syoung .5119:ka

Wild blackberries are now ripeninlI MT and “m.- WWW“ Warner 0’ N°‘ of ma tables of epicur68\_ along the

m sets as n Moped the work accom and are fairly plentiful in the sin“ mm were members 0” mung ”my shore. secoxoxn (c an announce-
11110 swimming unear Cox’s mi piloted Wm“ M chn' gmter rounding country. With pl-ices or all that made an ailday. pleasure trip 3

Miss Marion crockett,‘ who has the perfect summer day, and there is al-' from “Wave to five feet are almflar mu a“ the first of the second mil»

At a small informal reception given. ““119“
Saturday afternoon ot‘ HHearthstone

I Miss Edna Maplesden or Stamford.
I Miss Statehood of Flushing. h i. .. Miss :
Clarissa Wiggins of Peoria. iil:; Miss

I Mathilde M. Codsians oi’ Alsace. Mrs.
1W. Herbext Wiley at Greenwich and
Zdaughtcr. *Mrs. 'Wliiiam rStrangwurd. .
‘lMiss Stramardh Mrs. Hiram » Alan 1,.
Kirk ol'Noroton undwliisw miubeth ’

. Sharkey- ot‘xflrsonwich. .
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sauna.“ nwnrwu‘t. 1-
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“1 'Undcr New Nsme ‘l’hoy Arc w‘ldelyl

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Sharks, instead of being the horror,

 
 
 

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Itormerly iiknown :as . sling. sharks. re

Iceivod the stylish name or gray iish,. I 1 ‘ I ,
they immediately became kequsnt‘srsI ' .mt‘m Son 5:. FROM TRIANGLE my" ms
.: ,, Ls onavsucanncs." ,

To Be Shown ats’tb‘o Palace Theatre Thursday in Addition to An Excollent
yVaudevllle Bill ,

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

‘0 mont made At his ofllce of its not

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

of recently. . auction! tho French government. He

tees that had actoddudopmddntiy
“I These sharks. which my in 191181"! has been greeted by Premier Clemen 4

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

to the man- outing vlfletyxflmd have. «lion. men from America. . . . '_
com I silvery .amsn months.- When , , ' .- lays Bach Visitor's beans Mama

nd baked in the usual way by Wife: and? and!"-

.. '0: risk“, a3mm are sold to be most’MRsrnom . . 1 . S _ ‘

”Inflatable and are bocoming some oi
Hoover's ost iinborlttnt allies.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Bil) . .: .
3333334131“ or doctor at divinity; After a thorough in
has been conferred upon Rev. Charles to repm-t back home , .
' MacFarlond of Mountain Lakes, gen- over to the Chemical Be
. Semi ecretary oi the Federal Council ”uh”

I ‘ cocoons 'iofrlcihrist in Aniorica g“ d on.“

 

 

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