'Bathinn Suits 20% 111200011811 Withdweshotthcbutput otthshnthingssuonshsndo! you. Buy dollars, 3. V. D. and r Wit Underwear be- fore m. 15 and save the ad- I , s1 . ' JOSEPH DAVIS 85 Washington Street IOUTH NORWALK ..__. ---.._.————.. .——‘W-_.. ~__—_ fisJ RICHARD HUDNU'E'B PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES D112 ms PAGE i POWERS, TALOUK. GOLD CREAM. ITO. Special Low Prices At PONTY’S KODAK SHOP PALACE THEATRE BUILDING SQUTH NORWALK, CONN. City 11.117." Capt, Isaac 11.11.1111. is able to 111 about 89in after a few days illntw‘ with neuralgia Hr. 'nnd Mrs Hugh (‘ook attended the funeral services of a relathe in' “‘1 Brooklyn,tN. Y., yesterday. (10th Worden has sufficiently recovered from his recent illness to be in daily attendance at his harness store on Main street. The front of the Tuttle Shop on North Main street has been mad‘é 1'4: ry attractiVe by the additiOn oi‘ nu- merous beautiful plants. Dog Warden Thomas WM! slit received word that his cumin, Arthur Squires, oi Willimanttc, has been in jnred 'tihllc fighting in the trenches. .\lr. 'Bquines has been a frequent vis» itor inlSoutlt Nor-walk and- is well- lmownftomany of our people. Postmaster Leary has been request- ed by the Post'Oiilce Department 'to urge.the ,publlc to send uuuzazint's ' and other reading matter to the South Nor-Walk post cities. which will be tor- worded to the soldiers. The regula- tions permit a magazine to be sent through the mail for that purpose when a one cent stamp is attached. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Milne has re. ceived '11 letter from their son, Wil- 11am Milne, mechanican in the U. S. Aviation Corps at Scott's i-‘leld B_eilc- yille, lll. He writes that he is well and happy. and has‘ recently been promoted to the position of Hangar Chief, with 8 alrships under his im- mediate charge. I. All adjourned monthly meeting of the Norwalk Hospital Association directors will be held at the new hos pital this evening at 8 o‘.clock im‘ portant matters will be considered at. the session, namely, the sale a} auc- q'pn of the old building, fixing the state for the opening of the new hos- pital, hearing the report of the ex- . ecutive committee. and elect a mem— ‘oer of the executive committee to sue- .«‘red 1‘. L. hamson, now in the nation- .—. 1 service in Washington. .._‘——— , ,‘Theywhowishtonl'os'i i it I Cf. 1“ .- work and 1 ave.” .Spendtin'itts and idlers are similar; ageneration of them would banln'npt auction. The prosper- ous: are the nation’s _ strength. 1 \ Bank Account here ends a seat in breed 1 now. ”mu—.1 .‘u-w . mama to 1.... .... .. 1er1 scorner. :trerotlnuntmstmdon 1 Savings ”aw-WWW m 8 ’.clock Saturday‘s-3‘ mchOo’clooh. | 11111111111 -_ .__A—A—-..—_.--. ‘.._. “toss i i HOWLAND'S "'1' ngivmno's . HewEAiIo's l . Entrances on Main Street. Fairfieid Avenue. Cannon Street ”Menu-Palm, " Beach Suits Are still the height of fashion and this warm weather makes the style most popular, we have a few of the famous Kuppenheimer suits and some other good makes from our regular stock-711early all sizes in the lot and all numhc1s either light grey or tan shades we: 1 $12. 50 $13 .,50 $1? 1. 011 sale now at $1?!” A few Summer Oxfords for men ety‘e "cod value at $7. 50 now only $6. 25 Men’s oxfords made. of dark ton calf with “Neo- iin soles and rubber hceJ usually $7.00 new $5.95 Men’s tan vici bluehcr cut with broad toe, rub- ocr hccl these are known as our Easy St. last regular pi-tce $6.00 now $4.95 Leahey’s Heatlcss’ trousers press Dark tan talf his her A combination trousers presscr. crcascr, stretcher .. and hunger, all in 01,11: for only $1.00 Saves 11111111111111 and the wear and tear of the hot iron pressing. ' Made of water— prtmt' fibrcboa1d~will last for years. holds for tl'uvciin". 1 unsually big service for a dollar. You can use a white skirt At the prices we will tell you about today —this is a story short and werth while G 1 ‘1 ash skirts gabnrdine and pique. regular and extra sizes all 111 this lot were $2. 00 models, now Two new interesting books 1 You will surely want to own them coming as they do from the pen of such well known and popu- lar authors. “A Daughter of the Land” by Gene St1'1tton Porter author of “Freckles,” “A Girl of the Lim— berlost, ” etc. The book 1s in tune with the earnest spirit of the times. it is essentially patriotic in spi1it, and cm- phasizcs the tremendous importance to the nation of the lives of those who till the soil Illustrated $1. 40 “\ irtuous Wines, ” bv Owen Johnson. A wife “i111 ideals, 1'1 11 cattln husband and much idle time—- ideals iadc she seeks excitement and it requires the shock of a t1agcdy to open her (11' cs to her own real status and that of her friends Virtuous W1ves though they deem themselttcs. 'An interesting and truthful story. Illustrated $1.50 Main floor Fulrflcld Ave. entrance A stylish veil In no way mars the beauty of 11 1111111111 ’s face but oftinu s 011111 llit‘OS and shows the. bcnutv of the face to ad :111t. 1;,‘111 as the frame docs tine pit hire—Be that as it nun—the proper veil worn at the proper time is not 111111 good taste but detidedly in vouue at this time. “'11 are showing just this kind for street wear, motormg and. all occasmns. (‘hit’fon bordered veils-plain and fancy meshes ~11“ colors $1. 50 Fain-1 mesh face veilings 111 a wide variety of new littiit 1'11s plain, spotted and scrolled 25 and 50¢ a yard Up-to-date ‘ A chance for the boys ‘ Wash suits made of madras, poplin, gabardinc, galatea, linen lawn, all white, some with colored col. tars and cuffs, some (hambray and pretty stripes in the new middy styles also Russian and Norfolk mod- els these were $3.50 to $1.50 now arranged in three lots at $2.25, $1.75 and $1.25 Summer hats for boys . A special clean 11p sale of all the leniaining stock—here is how we propose to sell them quickly "iving 1' on 11111 benefit. Straw hats-1111 l1o1s—~f111'111(11'ly $4.00 to.$1.00 now to be sold 111 three lots :11 $1 .,50 950 and 79c Them are in the 115111111111: '1t white nnlans,ti11o black straws in t1.1.1.1111 styles also the popular “0111 11 hats in him k 111111111. “ash hats for boys fornmiv 5011 1111\1'42c forr telly $1 (10 111111 65c Soldier hats 111 white or khaki, 111111111 khaki, gray, blue and wh itc. 11111111111011 it out hats in Women’s undergarments —' A low very good values 111 the needed garments for these warm days -Wo111cn’s light weight. combination suits—cotton ’ . 500 -Womcn‘s vests in cotton—white only 250 . Women’s 1'csts——cott011—w'hitc only 351: Toilet Requisitcs / the 11111111111111 From Me one: Senator Jacob Harold Gatlinger, or in the National Republican convention New Hampshire, was the oldest rhem-. of 1888 and frequently was s New Senate. both Hampshire delegate to the National time. in years and in polnt 0 service. Ever icon‘ventions. since 1891 he had been a completions; in the early days when he was Sur- figurel anti-111321.111 Santa, «limbo g 11:1“ onlyl lgveon Gangs! of the New Hampshire 1 use us, but ational until—B i die «- mun. as a dammit" nsure in its was forgotten 11111-112391“. ’WE: "‘1 n has come "perilously nesir mass-1111;" who died—l. in Washington in 19117. ership and in the counsels at the career. where he was proud of the it Republcsu party. As minority leader; tie of ".Doctor' He served in the her of the United Statr Quite recently. dcsnitrhis advancing mu. iNew Hampshire House of Represen the Republican nominee for President which eventually resulted in Mr. Ru- cast and counted.- 01“ SENATE DIES tatives, beginning political activities bro tern of the Senate in 1911. -’i‘wo blee leaving the board altar serving my general's opinion that in such edly. "can. before warning was 8t that continued to the end of his life. imimths inter. Keir? his s01 Ralph 6111- without confirmation and on recess casesthe vote would have to stand ‘ Gallin e linger, was ki 11 an an 01:10 i e 1111- appointments. g r made the 89¢”de speech! cident he suffered so greatly from de pr ression that: his friends were aux hadstood with the Presldenton nation- ious over his condition tor a long at defense measures. He had pe'udins Attorney General Hinman said that spelled blood deficiency which ,3 m. in resolution for a day of prayer for town omcialsv should keep track of ' Always forceful in his public declar- welfare ot thumerican cause in the the casualties on their voting lists and ntions, Mr. Gatlinger crea ed a sensa- war. tion by telling the Senate lobby com- mitme in 1913 that President Wilson Mary Anne. Bailey, at Salisbury, N. H., .L—a‘... for Benjamin Harrison for President A military title he bore had been. active dampness ousetntheiouiandmh ,Bouusndh Din-1113111: continuousservicsour'm never encountered 119mm- 111- . Ms momentous-11mm- M: nor-lobby 11 an ”3:303” Statue“ tat-iii bill. tithe ecl at o ears in e “ink Senator he LEGAgk-wafifi VOTE many of title!!! will: it.“ to the bill- oinls in c towns r ccislon, as no you: in and that Senator Gallium married, in 1860. My»; ’W«M»mm ‘ who». i $1.45 1.1,", quality gnbaidines with large patch pock- tirimmmgs . The famous “Miro Dena” preparations are con- 1' Are the 30” 10111“!!!th the new garment SHIV entered nmona the verv to notchers 111 them into—- ets, $3. 75 and$4.00 skirts, now $2.95 . ~ , . ., -- p , .. . . . . l." and hero and “WW 8 bit 0f fringe 01‘ B (18811 0f lace Cold Cream-Slim (ream—Slim Purifier and Skm Extra 300d $53-00 Skll'iS 0f P1111101 gabardmes and will cncharm and beautify and prolong the life of an Salve 300 to $1.50 a 3-,“. fancy cottons now only . $350 "1d" garment. Liquid Shampoo Soap—Hair Tome-Scalp and Full range of sizes in these skirt specials. Just now .1" 1111.108 are p0pll1al‘ and 81'0 (ICStIIICd t0 Hair Tonic (1511 to $1.25 bottle. ,. Second floor. he so for the coming season—we are showing a wide Far-c 1.51 111'det's—Elisia Ideal—Violet Dcliciusc—- . range two to six inches 11 1dc 1n black 'white. taupe Regent \'icipitc—.i]1 five tints 501: to $2.00 a box. Handkerchief 1““‘3 .. ,1 ,1}; 11,113,011 1' 11). . 25.11.111.111... 1 I i i" 1111 SEE: ifii‘tc ”’1’“ i“ d '0 neg} 00am $83309;8rd .‘SncliciPentium-"1:111odors 50-3 to $11.00 an ounce. , value I ' Perfumes by the ounce—all odors 75c to $2.75 oz. 1 / S , o Perfumes by the bottle all odors . " Handkerchiefs for women made of fine litrht JUSt a, “Otlon 750 to $075 130“]?- weight cotton with colored or figured colncr 10c ' . , ‘Toilet Waters—all odors $1.00 to $6.65 bottle Vi omen ’s.initinl handkerchicis all linen—not all suggeStlonS Th“ 9“ 1‘71”“th (‘utcx manicure preparations. 1ettcrs 25 and 1011 qualities for 15c ,, Cuicx nail white 300 . , _ , Safety pins—“Baby Dimple has 11 1111111111011 , p _ . . . . Men’s 13“” s1ze cotton 1‘“"dk0r"i”“fs "1 1’11““ loop will not rust black ,gilt and nickel plated—in all Cutca 111111 pollnb to any form 30° shite ' 12%0 sizes ‘ 300 dozen Cutcx miniatutc scts 35c ' .' 111111. “00" mm" h Dresslllf" pins with jet or mat jot heads 10c card FM“? '51“? 1301131310?6 _ ‘ , $135 Hair pins in cabinets containing a large assort- Mm“ [011“ prcphl'ntlons 1‘ full “1“] complete as- HOSiery ment of stt' Ice and sizes 150 a cabinet 301111101”: . Hair pins the invisible kind 111 cabinets .' M‘W‘S Talcum Powder . . 25c . for WOmen and children 10c acabinct 1 Mavis Face Powder four ttnts 50c Hose suppoiters Velvet grip made to sew on the ,anis Toilet water $1.00 Women’s hosiery-cotton with high spliced 311111111 corset extra hcnvv web 20 25, .1111]. 30¢ a pair. . Mavis Rouge 50° 1nd toe ' 37/2c Hair nets of real human hair,c cap shape 10c each .1 Mavis Perfume by the ounce $1.25 an ounce \ ,Women’ s lisle hose light wcinht 371/20 Buttons—fancv buttons for skirts or coats four Women’s silk hose with 11510 top and Solo 111 black or SlXOll a card 10c 11 card. ‘2 f _ only $100 pair Buttons of 110111] for waists and children’s dress‘i 1- espeCt 01' ‘i' Children’s hose—a medium weight cotton for cs . 10c cal . boys 01‘ girls in black only » 25c Kitchen aprons of rubber black and white check yciur SOldler gone . ' Children’s light weight cotton hose 1n black-or . 1 . 50c The new morining bands with one star 500 white 35c Scissors blunt pomts for Red Cross work 20c Extra stars 200 which soot- left £11111. floonlett ~ Main floor center OLDEST MEMBER ithree years. in 187211; entered the ate only to tail in the House. He was of the Federal Trade Commission, 10, a week after his vote has been mm‘mo [Ami’ii it was the attor- tho dead man could be identified. of commonevents. 1.13 prepared to eliminate the ballots stitutionnl, functional, of men who are recorded as acid and tissue ailments. before election day. from the soldier voting law, and automatic-admin 1.111111111111111. f ‘ You cannot say it came unexpectt simply because there is no way in en._ Th“ 0739993“: com-“1131111111 ' During the w'ar. Senator orange. which the particular ballot cast for er WNW! Va! an WNW”: 511800! To the lnltintfl physiologic cause of a long list of cone .Itm. Ml. ., The Nechano Physicsl'rlierm. ' Some hundreds of complications stitute provides the agency of mom and like cases can be hypothesisedim' normal conditions in trouble
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