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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 9, 1919 · page 5

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FRIDAY, mi! 9, i919

 

 

NEW SHADES
o!
- WOBN'S
SILK STOCKINGS
$2.75
Very Best Quality

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; BY

3_ VICTORY

' BONDS

i. Joseph EDavis

l 85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

Miss, Czar: - V. Howard is ill at lwr

In», it Madison street.

Til” t‘l'llt :- rt ill" H‘lllPlt‘ will be (on-

7 ”1-: li’.‘ tl‘. » lilliL’lll\ of (‘linlon (‘0m-
ham!» l} this owl-inns.
A dune» uill lm lnl'l this (vvnin':

in 1‘2. ‘i'il‘on library, for which tln‘
mil ram mi hr'r‘é 1'11 will provide mu»-

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,‘lnllnl: in?“ bi- llllt‘l'f-rlt'll in ”‘2
at:- {Ulllft'll rtillri tor boys and 2i!‘l>.
".o to wx \'-‘(il>. now on salv at .‘I. l“.
Soc adv,

than (711': : it‘l't‘.

 

(inn-2 and at Raymond llrns.

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t”oinztiuniwiions being reini-d
tom First Lieutenant Alan M. Mme-s
lav lll.‘ man‘. friends in Noiwall-r. in
which ll state? that he is getting alon:
‘u ry nicely at Camp Dix. New JDI‘N’)‘
mini» lw is a member of Company l.
‘. ll\.'(i(-:1(‘(‘lll (‘enteix lt is with pleas
him that his letters are received here

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S» r£~ant First (‘lass- Arthur F. Hunt-
in-Jon. son of Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Hum-
:nuton, is working with the Y. M. (‘. A,
owrscas giving organ r(citais at 2 p. m
and «3.120 p. in. daily on the large organ
in the State Festival Hall in Priblenz.
flex-many, [0 very large audiences and
doing solo work and dlrecung singing

" 'Sundays. wherever sent. r .

 

- Mvn‘s and Boys Caps. O‘Brien‘s

 

‘ Tim following liaVP been f‘lt‘ClIi'l
m illi"‘l'~ of The. Norwalk Yacht (‘lubi
l. 11‘ Sin-i'zr-m Hoyt. ('ontentmem in“

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a A‘, ll Grant .\'oi'.‘\‘all«:. '
\'Mli‘.o'. Nul'inllh Ralph Emerson l" U
ibi- Simllil .".'-.i“v\;'ll\', Artlm!‘ l-‘. Lulu
:‘S-nvr Koinalk. Kuwaiti l-‘_ Hart, llit‘k—
Cw» muff. lloram- ll. Nash, Smith Nor
ifivai‘ia Alexis t. ()slermnm‘. llicknr‘.‘
gillifi

ElI'YLER’S CHOCOLATES
'5 ' 50c and $1.00
(Stillson-Powell Cornoration

South Norwalk

 

 

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‘é/lCTORY
‘4...”BOND§*. f: :

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f ‘ $2 a week for a $5d-bond
1 $4 a week for a. $100 bond

 

‘1 Government plan, 10 per
2" cent. down.

 

We will loan you 90 per
cent. of the par value of
the bonds at 4 3-4 per cent.
for six months.

Bonds On‘sno For Cash.

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Subscription: Globe Satur.

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

ll. Hull. .\(‘\‘,‘ ('nnanzL ”Rh ll .
Hartlwm .\' :

 

 

4 . nblc Tl'Xllll.'(‘, with an intm'lining of rubber:—

 

 

Work has been begun by the 08»: Raymond W. Wheeler, of W'llton:l The truck of the Hope Hose Com-'
borne—Barnes company, contracmrs or
panbury, on the state road being bUIlt
near Salisbury. The contract, whichL'nlted States service. is no' in St. W118 repairs will be ready for
calls for tour
funnel) is ceinent,~will probably keep a
number of men employed there until
late in the an.

 

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Raincoats- ' Wash these WS’
4 _ suits and save!

A lot of boys’ white wash suits that must be
washed! -

For that washing. tine payment in the' saving
that s offered!

' \Vhitc suits in sizes from 3 to 8. ' -

bmart and manly styles—and a great many dif-
ferent ones.

Some horfolks, some belted models, not many of
any one sort.

Good durable fabrics, wcll madc,—and see how

they he to sell:—
$1.50

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were $1.35 to 95 C :were $2
‘to $2.75—

 

$1.75——- l
<2 :32;ng $2.25;;V;ge,§f*,,_ $2.75

liver): one of them actually dirty from display
and llnllklllllg~~hllt 'thI all Come out in the wash.

Front basement.

A Sale lbr Men
women and boys.

Rainshcdding raincoats of firm tough bombazinc.

Worthy home
textiles cheap.

. lt‘s worth while to saw- on the cvcnvday needs
of tho home. -
llci'c is such an cimiortunitv—witbcvr-ry article

$3.85
, $2.90

’ lindin;T ot' the war and its demand foi'
hlllmiat fabrics is real cause of this chance.

men’s and women ’3—
boys ’—

 

survive.

That ending;r made raincoat fabrics drop. 11 g‘ml‘l‘ml “f 501'”th {It all seasons. \
“3‘10 makers 0t ““315" ““5"“? l” 3"“ ”‘5”‘095- 1“ 'l‘urkcv Red damask is here again. llow it,

'orced them to make lowcr priccs. This Raincoat quinimmq ”mi “1,001.5 the whole phylum! With it
. H - , t . . I 9

33]“ 1f ”“0 10>ult. ‘ _ gimp-y dama~l~z in blue and tan and brown. Regular $1
lavcry coat of double texture. lancd Wltll tough a \ “(1..

'O‘h't rubber: im )crvious to water. liv rv scam ‘ ~- . . .

ilii'ootlilv and lei-fvctlv cemented <0 none (in; l("ll" .\ikpan napkins of 18 lll('ll 5120 all hemmed and

‘ - ‘ 1 - ’ “ ‘ ‘ " ready for >(‘l‘\'l(’(‘. Stannch enough so many hotels

Blade ““11 3"“! b‘g pockets, “mm." S1"‘(«""‘:r':iiio.l restaurants find them good investment. Their
'(l'\ N I p,
511 a“ “"1””5' .pricc all 50:15:01] has been $1.10 doz— $1.19

Large liennncd buck towels which are not abso-
lutely perfect, regular 25c and 30c- 190

Cowl-wright bleached Turkish towels, fair size,
rcg'nla r ‘25c— . . 190

Heavy large bleached Turkish towels with small
hurts. regular 59(:—- '

.lllcavliod >ll('t‘ls with woldcd ccnlcr scam, 72 by
90 inches, rcgular $1.2(l— Soc

0
gUIm peS ---$1 '50 (‘zunbridg'e bleached pillowcases, 45 by 36, regu-

. . . . , , r)- , .
0f spccial beauty as well as spin-nil prn-v. gldl 1"" — 303
Fine nct and satin and t)l'f.:'&lll(l_V ! - Dwight Anchor sheeting. 81 inch. bleached, reg-
’.l‘uckod or trimmed with lawm—and of iiiaiiv‘Ylm' ”“0 ."'l-‘ . “‘3

landsomc pattcrns— $1.50l

New beautiful 12-inch (‘llllll'nltlt‘l'l(‘>‘. linc tu‘lllllll'ltfi

n eyelet and solid palltt51'lls~—- 420;
)orn‘iandy Val laces ot' lino texture and cxrcl~

‘ $3.85
$2.90

Men’s & Women’s--
Boys’, 6 to 16--

 

Some speCial

 

Mun .“mm. rrnr.

These dress"‘linens”
are not linens!

"\‘.'l.;~.t price are lll(',~‘0 linens"?
That‘s tlw question time after limo from folks,
l'i‘JfIt'nl |:_\‘ IlH-ll‘ beauty of ("ulnl‘ and tinisb.
Yt-t they are not. linens; instead iirm cottons of
-pm-izil xxx-avi- and finish.
My: how like linen they do ‘n wk!

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cut patterns, 1 to .3 int-bus widu. («low and inxortiumi
'0 match— 121§c to $1l
Rich ncw ()stl'lvll and uéln'r fringes, includinul
knotted silk l'ringt-s, many colors. ostrich in lllut'ki
md imv_v—- ' , 75c to $3.50}
Lustrous {inc ({wn‘unttv vrcpc in new llllf‘a‘ up— ..
gz-opi-iatc for evening or :ii'tcrnoon wcar— $2;
Handsome round or flat girdle cords to add their
ontrasting or harmonizing beauty to one’s costume? . ..
‘Iany shades— $1 to $5? .\ll Iln' (olors that womv-n like t'ui Summer wear,
Fluffy beautiful marabou capes and stolcsfi )‘Uhi '~'~3‘l<‘-—- _ 59¢
accful in shape. comforting: in thcir warm lightnessl "W mm m“ -
istinct addition to one’s .‘lllll‘l‘—— $8.50 to $19.50?

Center aisi., linnt, ‘

Young folks’
’ pretty ginghams

Abundance just now of those pretty sensible
serviceable gingham dresses \vlilch girls have been

Have buttons
that match.

For trinlming‘and distinguishing «out or suit orgcagjcrly scekinfr. _ . . .
lress, buttons that match. ‘ l Plants of smart effect—and in variety including

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In fact, buttons made of same fabric as thatiblnc and green and lovely corn shades and all sorts

iress or jacket or coat. : of lively combinations. _
- Simply have them made from same material, in Plain rich greens and blues—with a touch of
fin you Wish. I contrasting color or of bright smockmrr.

'A number of sizes from small to large—made at ‘l‘astt‘ful. nmv,—-and in several pretty styles.

the st

stOck.

gray.

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12c to 35c doz $6.50 $7.50 $8.50

Second floor. ,

THE HM

Left. aisle, rear.

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- . . talk-Nev Canaan
well and HI it which has bee V In in
pom] yknown in this c y my. n oge gm ge “ flu m

who was recently Wyndham the In 0:08;: street for the post fortnight

 

miles of road. one of Luke's groupie-[New York city under- anhees again next Monday. New Charles :‘
30mg treatment for autumn! “lay-octets and a larger driving shaft _
'tion resulting from an injury to hi! will make it in better condition than
.splne received while m; u g aha!- iuas been In some time.

‘ "" Rem “Cologne“.

 
 

Edward Brown. driver 0! the sou-J”
Stu-bus line.
.i home was rhea-
miumand ran-unheated
11111.17!» own the bud
.ut mu . yumnswnd'themte.‘
ummamxnvm

lluziiitil'ul fresh silk drcsscs that haven't been it!f

mossalinc.
ln beautiful slxadcs:——navy, flesh, brown, taupe;

Some printed Gcorgettcs ot'
Beaded Georgettes and mnln'oidcrcd.
style and fine quality.

Values range from $27.50 to

Not one' will be sold before 8:30
Friday morning so early shoppers
may choose from entire collection.
And it will pay to be early!

Rci'reshing as well as delightful in perfume or hf
flu in :ihng sensation they lll‘lllfJ,‘ to one’s comfort. ‘ ~
Mavis extract, ,

~31 .23

(3 il gate '5
3 for 230 ‘

Vivadou’s bath tablets, rose licliotropc or violet“

(lootl——~li0vause they are of serviceable loathed "l“;
and cut in foot—pleasing shapes. ‘
look well and fit well.

Trot-Moe oxfords, tan, special-tanned soles l

Dark brown calfskin, excellent soles

Handsome black calfskin

 

 

OWLAND’S‘ ‘

Entrances on Main, Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Str’é'et .

 

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‘u-"fi‘g‘f-

‘ Silk
dresses.

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Sale at $18.75

 

orc 12 hours: -
Came straight from their maker: arc clearup OI . if“;
. 7m“

Crepe dc chine, and Gcorgctic. and taffeta, and '

 

\vistcria, and white and black. .,
striking beauty.‘ ‘ 1.,
All of latd ' '

$18.75?

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$37.50—(‘1100sc at

S» Coml iiour. I

Toilet comforts ..

small bottle-500, one ounce

. - 1
natural soap, nn-cly pcrfumcd,—-10€,‘
. 2 for 250 1
.avo castilc soap, pure olive oil and tinc.—18c .
lonbigant’s talc, t't'our splendid odors,-95c .

lichiss talc, distinctive in pvi‘l'nmc,-4tlc

(‘I mnr mule. Trout.

Girls’ good
low shoes. -,

Because, too, then

sizes 7 to 11—$3.50, sizes 11%, to 2—“.50 11-...
sizes 8% ’to 11—95450; sizes 1111;. to $2~$5
sizes 8%; to 11—$4; sizes 111/2 to 2—$4.50

Main floor, rca r. _

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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