VALUES $3.50.
ment. a wonderful price.
Extraordinary littering oi
Rich Silk and Serge
$14.95
Radiantly becoming Afternoon or StreerDresses in cor-
rect and attractive newer modes, revealing all the wel-
oomeinnovatiousintailleur and bondant or draped ef-
fects of the much higher price gowns. A brilliant assort-
SUITS, COATS and CAPES
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The 0Z0 Company, Wilt"ll, Conn.
020 dispensed at the following places:
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SOUTH NORWALX NORWALK
: Stillaon Powell vomit1° “WWW“?
i New mum Cogectionery 9:3; 4* Hardwick Phar-
00.
P i 3! MW. DAREN
lead' 'snl’hatmacys Allen's Pharmacy '
Mord Pharmacy WESTPOR":
Plsisted Pharmacy. Bridge Pharmacy
1 Sale of Spring Dresses
THE BEST DRINK you IIAVE EVI’R TRIB!) _.
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Frank L. llouton. Sally S. Betta.
Wm. l. Slieohan. Patrick Cronin. Geo.
Knudson. Ella May Smith. Jesie H.
Stanley Raymond.
prick A. Lane. Jr..
Nollie McMahon, W'm. Henry Kemp.
mus. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gib-ill. Phil
ip Slomilnsky. Mathew Hsspntnar.
Mrs. Maude B. Durland, Chas. R
Jaeger. Grace C. Taylor. Harold L.
Read. Bridget Sullivan. Hrs. ida J
Knudsen. Joseph Davis. Susan
Youngs Wm H. Pamelee Lulu G.
Mary L. Valient. Grace iii. Valient
TO ”THE CONSUMER
Look over our list of Saturday Specials, compare them
withanyotherretaiipriees, andyou willthen be convinced
. tint we are altering you they-eatsstopportunityinthetown
' to beat the HIGH 0081' 0? "Sigma
OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS
lam. 11c, 12c AND 130 cleans a'r ...... , ..... 10 for $1.00
Hus-ad a“Cigarettes—18o small, Natural Cigarettes -— 18c
. small, 35c large.
log-oi Cigarettes—18c small, Helaohrino Ci/garettes—mc
(:08.ch Life Cigars, Reg. Harmony Top, Reg. 15c.
«Saturday .8 for 50¢ Saturday . . . 13c, 2 for 25¢
Tarlov Bros.
U?- I'D-DATE CIGAR STORE ~
Memo Block. Tel. 1581. South Norwalk.
Mother Gray’s Powders»
mothers for over 80 years.
Druggists everywhere.
Cronin. Leon Weinstoclt. Lewis P.
Miller. Mrs. Lewis P. Miller, slaw. R. son J imam M- F 095059. Ch“
Pidgeon. Amy D. Dodge. Macbeth R. i
Harrington. Geo. r. Warts. Reginald Gus Green. Elton V. Perry. Dd. G
Bertha A. Reynolds. Emma A. Tay- bests A Haven. Rolf R. Haven. Chas.
- tor. George Weeks Jr. K A. pone. B. Nine. Mary E. Milne. 'l'. A. Skel-
Benefit Many Children ‘5“ H'
II... Men M. Clarke, Js-ea
Henry C. Froeb. Mary F.’
t. Victor W. Ferries, F
, Harry and Bert Ptatt.
m Swag-u, Wm. B. Ryan. Wm.‘
Helen-hm ‘
bert Knapp, Win. ”filer. 1'. A. amount
Mrs. D. it To rllildred l-‘lnk‘c ’ .f
3L. moon. ll .Jchn Caraimgh Ks.—
lvnn Clvnnagh, Til. “in. of“ \s'iliilml
Hyatt, Leon “feasted. Erl W'. Beat-
ly. In. Aaad I. .Mra. m.‘
Velsor. Alberta. tins-s. Jose— ‘
phineG. Miller. Mlle Littler-.9
Ira. D K: Nines; Lucy C. Smith
Blubeth R .Smith, F. lrvin., Smith.
inns-donamatnelLMc-f
Elm . (”was Wu. Marion:
to leans. Geo. . Deter, P. 0. John-
son. had J. Collins. Jesse ll. Schul-
hsus. Gesture Pitaer, A. Y. Tomey.
Illary R. Lon‘ndes, Frank Nash, V. E.
L. [Col-och I. Raymond.
Hattie S. Buchanan. Dexter H. Hitch-
cocLEds-the I. Love. Johnllorolli.
John Cnneo. Hrs. Ed. it. Goes. A.
Modhe. Sophia Frauen. m n. Rut i
ledge Mrs. Lucia Ration.
mood lime" John J. Snavely. Alice 8 3
Ounce. Leweliya June. Mrs. Henry
Kern. Jr.. Lena H. Wood, Saint. Ev-
ans. Laura D. Rowan. Tony Gordon.
Cari Beers. Robt. Joselovsky. W. M.
Gunther. Win. Lester. Dani. n. Rat—l
neither-get. Conrad P. Frey. urn. Ste
phenAtarshali Jas Evspden. Abra.-
ham Green Carmine Cavailo. Mrs.
D. Canevari. Ella McNahon. Enima.i
‘Donnclly. fiancee Splan. Timothy.
Ncushon. Jas. 1’. Manny. Jss l
lnrunlm. Mrs. Alice K. O'Reilly, Anna‘
Clsven. Katherine Claven. Basie l
Pohlman. M.” Roller, Lollil Cisman-t
‘sky, A. l). Polsky. I. Poleky. I". J.‘
Angevine. Blanca L. McLean. Helen;
H; Csneo. Harold P. Smith. Samuel:
Hoyt. Jr.. annual. Hoyt. Frank-
linASmith. Miler-aw. MN.
“Shove Jana 9H. Crawford. Hrs. Ray-l
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W'mendlurvin Multiracial!
in I. Hawkins. Hanoi S. Grihold
Julia. 8. Callaghan. In. Mabgi.
Hash. Gilbert Bogart. Dr. S. M.
r‘smi-s. Marlo ii Bans new a
members. to Howard. G. H. Hedon-
berg. Saint. Alexander. J. IcQueen.
MnJohnH. M. Freak]. Love-303.
Ann Anthony Harriett! i‘tark. Hrs
Chas. Kndson. R. B. McQueen, Mrs. i
J Weller sum. ur- ii .I. Antler}
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H. Wells. Wm. Sale. R. E DeWittp
Anderson. in: Levy, liiraei Harris.
Smith. Peter Smith, Flow 0". RIM ”1 I‘m 94- m
Lynee. Thomas Pdsdelskis. Karl has. Julian's Murphy. Chas. r1. uni.
..Wsnaqch. Henry C. 8hmf.'mvid D.
Decker} Katherine Klinetelter. Jo- J- Thom, Edith ‘1'. Foster. E. 'oor-
.seph u lcElroy. Rose ‘Youm room- bees. In: G. 0. Crosby. Jr. Hrs. 1-2..
'ey. Mrs. Anna Holm. John Bowler, 1". Garrett. Abe B. Coho. Horance M.’
‘Jr., Harry E. Bradbury. Mary H.
Smith. 'W. A. Reid. L. H. Nayior. J.
lssdore Levy.
. Mfg Robert G. Acton, Semi. Guerr- A. Brand. Louis Klenhovic. Berman
,stein. Mrs. Emma L. Donaldson. m- a members. Anna Schere. A. Gold»
Gustave Redling.
«Margaret 8. Phillips. Kathleen B.
Phillips. Theresa Strmiska. , Hamid Edwin S. Taylor. Arthur H. Chittlm.
1.. Mather. Edw. M. McMahon. Mrs. Mrs. Sprazuc Lockwood. Jessie E.
er. John 'A. Csnsvari. J. L Henry. B.
N. Sigman. Geo. (l. i-‘avrcett. B. J.
Reynolds. John J. Snavely. Dani. P.
Hogan. 1:. M. Gans. Win. Sale. Chas.
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scilmidt. Juliana Murphy. Edi-on .K.
St. John, A. 3. Wales. Leon A. fish.
Pom. M. J. Riordan. J. D. Milne.
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H‘ly Alice 8. Meeker M. N. Mayehofl.
Marie M. llnsta. Miss Rosita Lawson. l
M. N Mayehol'. P. Lamsom D. A. '
Green. Laura M Weather. D A. Green.
Geo. Newolch Dorothea Ssgal Eliza-
beth M. Robertson. W. C. Martin.
Bradley D Hammond, W. H. End-
..." s.-.
Morgan H. H. Hefleran. Mary Gov-Irina. Chas. Hullarris Elir. Godfrei.
erri Mrs J. A W'ills. Geo. H. Quin-:31"? Kirby Jennings. Philip Wheeler-J
Lard. Jennie W. Howard. Joe. N. Na- '1‘. H. Canty. Jr. Ralth. Col'e Emmi
jthanson. l“. J. Hum. Jr.. John Valiant... F. Carroll Paul Miklevich Helen M
Murphy. Ellen J. Taylor. Addie M.
Brooke. A. S. Wales. Anna L. Fresh;
dergast. Margaret Brendlinger. Ger 3
Wood, Howard Caldwell
(has. Ausenhoi'er. Francis Paladino
B. Gottlieb. Mrs. Charlotte Knemer
Thousands of mothen have found Mrs. G. Ausenhotor. Frank L. Baotou-
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an ex- mils E. Howard. Chas. A. I’flhl. lien-3
cellent remedy‘tor children commun- riette Thomas. The Daughters of:
ing of headamegycomg' Meflsliness. Cattle. Mrs. Mary Davis. ‘Jlrs. E. J.
Thomas. Josephine a. “flier. Mm:
stomach troubles and other iregular J . r
as. W. Clarice-y. Pauline l. Million.
ities from which chm!!! lift (in? Jan. Wallace Martin. Jr.. Mrs. E. Var-f
ins these days and excellent results hoes. In. W. c. Smith. Ellswonn J. -
are accomplished by u “e. um by Smith. Geo. W’ Hardwick. Conn. Lace i
Sold by
Works, lnc.. Muller Gloria Mills. 11.;
d: W. Hat Shop, Nianus Mtg. (50.. 6
Norwalk hill; 00.. The Rough list
C0.. Studnell Piano Co.. Lockwood‘
circulars and packages?
. I -COAL, W00!) AN!) GRAIN
All Kinds of Poultry Feed
“BEVINE BROS.
Tel. 53
expensive.
send these 1.1813 to wncems we
knoware
send adv matter to.
Writeyoarnamerei'yplsinly so tn.
printer will not make s. mistake; he
suretogivsyourstreetnuaberaad
:townalsoplsiniywritten sothatany
,mailsddressed toyou will reach you;
without fail.
me mints!
Would you like to get a lot of letters 39min“ will doubtless 1m“: the ”em
You prob-
ably know that manutacturers. supply 3 ‘5
houses, wholesalers and publishers
buy names and addresses for the pup . . . ‘ .
.... 0' m... ........... Ambition
matter. papers and circulars to. Goon
names are hard to get and are quite
We publish a LIST eon— TIRED MEN” and WOMEN
tuning names and addresses carefully are! I ll
arranged in alphabetical order. We leek .mbmo‘__m..¢a.
trouble.
(0?me
Allweaskisthtyouseadmeents
lasilverandwewilisateryflrume
unmanned“. Write
Mfg. Co. The N B. Ryan (30.. liar-i
ry Rider 1! Dulberg. Min. 1.. Nettie
Griffin. Raymond Bros. Julius W.’
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—‘An adiertlsement in the iii-2315;:
results.
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”who"heloid
have-o“ and
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’spon Suits. of W'ool
Jersey
for Women and Kisses
These are the season's models
{The finest tailoring com-
bined with artistic cut, (lis-
tinguishes these attractive
new' Sports Suits of \Vool
Jersey. Not only for sports.
but they are desirable for
business suits.‘ The features
,..- are long roll, convertible col-
1 lars, belts and stylish pockets
in which every woman will
ii iii Rococo
~ Tarot/{ulcer 1557 761’ 3;"
_.':St. John Ella M Boston-d. Smile; +.
, ’delight.
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Exceptional for
$29.75 -
Second flour.
The Dress of Tricolette I '~
i No one'c‘an 'describe Tricolettc. it is a
shimlln 3 mg
silky material- that seems alive. that shines like brook \\ no?
running through shadows.
It is rather heavy and dill m
It has every appearance of durabilitv, and it is vem, m;
handsome. A group of new dresses have appeared “ithin the,
last few hours. .The colors are:
6
:Tree bark, an indefinite brown _ -
Gray, taupe and navy blue 3
Tunics are elaborately embroidered and braided.
One beautiful Henna Tricolette has jet buttons, :1 II a-
necklace of jet and the narrow girdle ends are lined \\ on
black. Very effective. . ‘
$65. 00 and $67 50
The Necklace is the thing
Every costume has its string of
beads to match, or accentuate its
coloring. There is a large assort-
ment of Crystal Necklaces in imi-
tation amethyst, topaz, sapphire
and emerald, heavily mounted
with French metal. $3.96 and $5.00
5 Necklacer'fl'i good assortment
at $1.00
I , Main floor.
Lace Week and-
A not-onglltare or Laces
; _ along the center aisle ‘
' All sorts of filmy, frothy things
for making or trimming summer
dresses. Among some lovely new
things just arrived are:
Ruined Embroidered Flounco
ings of dainty character. Just
right for baby dresses. $1.00 a yard
9 One glance at this flouncing will
remind one thahnew frocks for
(baby or little sister are needed.
-.;;'.’.§;.'l. ‘méoa-..~.. Main floor.
Kayser’s “Mavelfit”
' Un ion Suits
3 for Women
’ Suite of fine lisle, tailor finish at
the top” The backs are made Liar.
row which throws the fullness for.
i rff,
l
3 ward. This prevents the straps
slipping at the shoulders. A’
double woven gusset gives ample
room and adds to the wearing qual-
ity. Reinforced under arms.
.03
and Kolinsky, one skin of n . A:
Second “(it
The Little Kit’Fox
Scarf
A woman accustomed to a shor‘.
der wrap often feels the need
one even on chilly summer da; ~,
Delightfully soft to the touch or.
these furs, made especially 1.»:
summer wear, and lined with t "‘2' .
de Chine or satin.
Pox Scarves, handsome w ,.
melts in .Georgette, taupe l
Poirot, $06.00 to $125.00
Kit~Pox, taupe and George“.
$4.3m
Lynx, open Scarves, very I~
ous, 5951
Japanese Jim-tin, alsn .\ .
open or round scarves,
. $45.00 to 885 Of
Throat Scarves, Mink, Squ lie
size to fit snugly around lllt . . 1.
Comforting and becoming. 91850
SH
Stylish Gloves of Silk
Milanese Silk of heat} «so.
These have double fingm ti}
are fastened with tm. .,
White, black, gray and l
with contrasting color (-11in
Tricot Silk, two ('Itl<]l~.
tips, Paris point backs. in
white and gray.
Candy
Cream Caramels, assorted. 9“ ,
_Marsllmallow Patties and
Snow Drifts, ”0 “
Chocolate Aftcrdinncr .\li~ v- ~
Minter-greens, ' . 50 w
. Glace Mixed Nuts, 7" ““'
I ' 3!" Peanut Smudge. “0 “5'
' Chocolate walnut range, 60 ‘*"
AL. is 130°" “
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