SATURDAY. APRIL 26, 1910
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LIGHT WEIGHT
SWEATERS
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JERSEYS
for immediate wear
$6.50 to $10.00
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SHIRTS
NEGKWEAR
HOSERY
and
GLOVES
of the best
at moderate prices.
‘Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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_ lot. lClmH' S. l'vclru-k, ot Haltuuoxlzi
Maryland. will "flit-inh- at. Trinity}
. Ezmrh tomorrow.
'I‘lm ltt-d ('ioss \zullinr)’ oi" 'l‘l'mityi
" '4 'o-rh wiil I‘Zl‘t‘l Mondany afternoon;
and Hl>ll ul '. :m o‘r-lor‘k in tho (won;
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lwrbios, Hui-bios, O'Brien's. i
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Frank 1'. Sherman, formerly of;
‘3;th Norwalk, has taken up his resi-
lonco in Glenbrook for the summer sun ,
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Miss Charlolu- Grumman, of East;
in ouuo, who rmontly undo. went an ell-i
odion in Now York. is to return 10‘
.u-r home today.
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The son of Frank Lilmor. of Boutou:
:Imot, who recently broke his wrist;
while cranking a Ford machine be:
3011le to his father, is now setting:
; along well. ‘
. VVoloome Stranger Lodge, Sons of: _
: 4.. George. will hold a social this ovom
in: in"t§é lodge foomh. »A one {final
4 anticipated with an entertainment;
"‘wgmm. refreshments, etc. ;
Mrs. Homer F. me, or Monroe 3
woet.vas summoned to New York:
-Hy. this week. by the death qt hm"
ister, ersfi-‘Robert Benn-edge. in St
Vincent's Hospital.
(lv‘orgo R. Miller. offls Newtown avo-
raue, who has been confined to lii-‘
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atoms 'llY reason of a serere sprain. M- :
mc-r-ts to resume his duties at the Nor-q
“walk Tire and Rubber Company's plant
'xfinxt “Pelt.
‘ 'sfitrimAY CANDY
380 Per Package
.‘Stillson-Powell Cornoratiorn3
South Norwalk
ON SALE
F01! CASH
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*. April as, 10.0.
New Clothes
for. the New American
Everything is
being arranged to
meet the peace
time conditions—
and the ’ new
clothes especial-
ly. The new
styles reflect the
after the war
trend, and lend
themselves easily
and truly to the
lines and moas-
urcments of the
new American.
In Kuppenhei-
mer S p r i n 5.:
Styles you find
t. h i s readjust-
ed spirit of
things. Cl 0 t h c s
that win quick
- favor of men
£25 5,} .\ ‘ who have caught
‘ 1": the broader
viewpoint—«lollies for men who want quality in cv-
sry detail, and nothing less.
‘ \Vhothcr it’s a suit or a top coat—.without which
no man’s wardrobe is cmnpletcuyou will find here
brisk engaging styles, graceful—different in their
lines-rich in patterns and oolor tones—now and dis-
liuguished in every detail.
Waist-lino Suits for young men
i Modest models for any man
Pr Foward models for stout men $30.00 to $60.00
5: Ffo'p 'Co‘atfi for évery man i
f $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 to $45.00
3 (Main floor rear.) -
Kiddies Capes”
Comfort and Service
'l‘ht-sr- garments for tho little folks aro fully as
popular as for mother and rightly should be for they
are comfortable and serviceable and will be ‘found
not only good style now but good judgment latvr for a
throw on gannmit at sonsido or mountain rosm't
3V9 are showing an uxtvusire assortment for
Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Carissa Sit-set
Dainty Dresses for
Dotty Dimples
Sweet and smiling if in-
animate objects could
smile, just expresses how
these dainty creations im—
prosScd us. They’re made
of embroidered voiles, dot—
tod swiss, striped voiles,
tuvkod voilos and org-audios:
One model was particular-
ly dainty and pretty yet.
simplo plain light blue or
pink orqandic with daintilv
fashioned collar, cuffs and?
pockot laps of white orgam}
din edgod with a dainty lfl.('0.l
I)l'lt'(‘.\‘ are from $1.50 tof
$7.50 '
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In the Realm
_ Of Recreation
days nothing brings all our nlllsvlos into play, carry:
mg us through the fields and woods as tho bicyvlo.
“Lion Bicycles” are our prido—thoy stand the
lost ~~they are guaranteed for one your and are
oquippod with United States chain tn-ad tires and
tho new doparturv mast 0r brake £
20 or 22 invh frame $39.50,
Hero’s something the boys and own some of tho!
girlios oujoy a Coaster Wagon and one spocuilly con-t,
and practical
How: the. kiddies do revel in any imitation of the
grown ups, just give them a J uvomlo Auto painted
bright rod, :1 real roadster style and sec them smile
and speed, it will be joy for them but greater for you
and the cost is so small $8.50
On chilly (evenings sitting around the table,
whether you believe in it. or not. 11's lots of fun
to ask questions of the “Only 1’
spell out the answer.
Evvllillg :lflt‘l' owning of (-njoynu-ut for old or
young $1.50
tl‘uurlh floor flout.)
Trot-mocs Wi ll
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l.‘ho grout oul-of—doors calls us those lino Spring.
2 . . . .
structod With rollor lwarmgs is unusually ploasmgi
ward” and \\'illt'll it!
A Sui t. Sale
Extraordinary
There are women who in” qtfilr
ity and the“ are women who kno‘ ,
style and moat woman no “it til ’
distinguishing bath. '
We don’t say {ls}: ”Jimmy to Quito}.
ourselves because of.” 1220 almost
wonderful response to lhc- mmonnccu
ment of the special put‘rltaso of sour ‘
en’s suits cousummntod by our gar-
ment buyer and announced ca rlicr in
the Week, but because of tho harm
Unity of those who Iost a cm
for more of than: garmunts
..- o...«—Ja.
The assoumeau, ..a.d quality:
will be augmentwf for tomwrmv
Navy and Black man's wear serge
splendid tailoring same strictly tail-
orcd! modulo others with elaborItQ
silk braid trimming, $37.50 N $45.”
Sizes 34. to 44 . $2650
(Summit RC .1 .(t r.)
A spe ial
in serving pieces 3:!
Special arrangmm-nt with I;i:1:.:lfsot'.arcl gives III
1023 scrvingpicccs at a price. lhmlles arciof stot~ / ’ :1: 4
ling, designs are attractive and they are in good at 3 m... ‘
sortmont. ' " ' ‘ “a
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Pic or cake mms—-teaotto spoons, cold mu "i‘ “f"? "
forks—hurry spoons—butter l.;.iw«35--szzg..r spam. 3:051:
I o l ‘ - I . -' ‘ ‘ -: Ft" Ni”
and pickle forksnrated at 61.2.) and $1.50 $l.10 . , I?“ 7
Choose servers rated at, 75‘: .55 ‘- - «is: .
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lam-h piece is m an attrnz me no: 2 -e:~
(Main floor- Hoot) 7 ‘ .‘ ..
7 New Fiction.
Just Received
wet through
'chlldrr-u from three to six yer. .'s from $7.50 up
And for ages six to'sixtccn in wool serge, gabar-
dine 01- poplin in navy hluo also block and white
checks $12.50 to $20.00
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Cedar bags
for safety
No ll'llllljlt‘. no \\'or|~_\'—- “'uym: (,‘mlsu‘ Hugs and
\ l'.‘=‘.I_l ll-jvru lufl)
\Vardrolws. knop c-lotho’s iron from moths and in ex-
‘cellont condition. 'l'hx-n- :m: livo sizes of bags.
N0. 2 for Suits. ’l‘uxcdos. \Vaists. Jar-hots: etc.
40 inches long $1.00
No. I} for Dross Suits, Frock Coats, \\'omen’s
('oats, etc., 50 inches long 51-25
No. 5 for Overcoats, Opera Cloaks. Military Uni-
E'unns, 55 inches long _ , $1.50
No. 7 for lilotor Coats, Fur Coats, Evening
:towns, etc, 60 inches long " . $135
'ollg . ,
Three Styles of Wardrobes—Open Front.
No 15 Tuxedos Business “Suits \ " ‘
’ ‘ 45 in. long,r $1.50
. No. 16 Overcoatstpera Cloa‘ks, Military Unij
Iforms, and Gowns, 05inches long _ ‘ , 7 $L75
No. 9 for Furs, Muffs, Collarettés, 36" intakes 7»
- 7 31:00
But. they dry right out" and are just as fioxiblo as
lbcl'orv. Thoy’ro mado of 31(H)Sl‘lll(lt‘~—\Vllll a spm-ia -
Ely prepared solo~'.l‘ht§)"ll stand a lot of wotting and
ihard usazv and thoy retain thoir voml'ort. I'l‘rot—Moc
suppers will stand rosoling, an additional life to, tho
Eshoo which appeals to practical paronts. '.l,‘ro_t-Moo
dusts are alum,r praw-tioal "naturv" lions and ill va-
lricty.
(‘ltildt'on's Button 'l‘rot-Mrws 81_ to ll $4.50
(‘hlldn-n‘s laoo 'l'rot-Mol-s (i to ll. $4.50
$5.00
$3.50
$4.50
(‘oildH-n's Oxfords 814; to 11
\‘lvis-vs' Oxfords ll"; to 2
ll’I'irfit-lll :lYl'llUt' 1'lltl‘1lll(‘t .)
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l omen s Oxfords
Neat and Trim
All ready for inspection is a
splendid colleetion of oxfords
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i riting to the eye and that will
give comfort . and service?
Pinups too thatwill find thmr
- way; into your regards.
Wonn-n's Grey Shade Oxford, Louis Heel $7.50
_j\’ornou’s Black Kid Qxford, Louis Heel $7.00
Woman’s Patent Coltskin Oxford, Kid Quarter,
ilnuisllecl ' . , $5.50
F women’s Koko Calf Pump \V‘m'g Tip MilitIry
Heel ‘ , , . . ’ f
—new style shoes that are in—.
I “ lusty Milka-"ml.“ name came from the coin!
tof hm- hair which was thought beautiful by adults afx"
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but not by herself or her friend; Reuben hor hm 73$;
lhelps to round out story that is fill of roll life ln- 2&3,
’torost $1.35 ' first 3‘
“(‘hristophor :mrl 1'3olumbua.” the names that:
Smwutm-n your old iwios “tilled _thsm301rea becauu
'lthat. is how they felt when they set out to discover
the now world for theinsclvea. In}. gin-c 1h!- dtuatlon
lot thnst- two girls from opprmn‘: rousing: voting .0.
:.'\"l(‘l'll'il as this wouutiy ...‘.s gavel-m; <hr» \' orui wit
1 51.00
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l “Vir‘tol'ious” by Urgiuald “'19.ng hintfinmn mo
grosult of his rc-markl‘Ihlv oxporiviu-zs l1: li‘.‘fil‘l(36 Si 75
“'l‘ho Grit-hot," :1 :mvvl Ly .‘darjmio Benton
’(‘mlku‘le‘lvlu'tv is (gull-:1. as lovable fl r-haracter I.
“Bambi" or “t‘iuclr-rvlla. .luuo"—— $1.50 7
; “Tho, Mystery of the Summer lla-uso” by Horace
illutvhinson, the book maltos- slain) may ‘out admira-
§bly sustains that; claim, to being an entertaining.
Qbaffling, and highly iol’orostimg narratiro, sulficicnt- . ‘
1fly tOIlH“. to wou tho road-'3' away lrom Tlu- «arcs of;
$1.00
(Main floor, Fairlh-ld Arr-A . J
. The cup .— g,
y is the ptOof U
Howco Coffee stands on its meritwlt it Isaac!“
‘life for a spell.
t'mstod’right hare. u itisbused
Norwalk Chronicler