TUESDAY, 3:41:11? so, 1919
CROFUT dc KNAPP
‘ s'rssws
3 and
socmrv BRAND
CLOTHES
make a combination that can-
not be bettered.
Both can be had here.
smaws $2.50 and up
SUITS ........ $25.00 and up
F 3
Joseph gDavm
35 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
NOR WALK t
SOCIETY ;
‘ ‘REACHING
DOWN’ ’
The Salvation Army is based
upon kindliness. It “reaches
down’ ’ and helps to his feet the
man who has fallen. It has
built its house in the Street of
Poverty and has cast its lot
with the friendless, the home-
less, the weak and the lowly.
The Salvation Army is
known to the poor and the
wretched of 61 countries. It
speaks 37 languages. It is found
on the battlefield and in time of
peace it is found wherever men
and Personal
Mrs. Georzc Bogardus and Dorothy
Nadin spent Saturday and Sunday in
Milford, Conn. and attended the birth-
dnv party of little Dorothy Cook.
The Lieuts. Gray and their sister.
Miss Ruth. of Norwalk. were week-end
L‘llt'SlS of Mr. and Mrs, \Valter E. Ir?-
in': and daughters, in Glenbrook.
and women suffer. It is loved
because it knows how to "reach
down "
311.. “111mm H. Henry, of Troy N.
\'.. \1 110 has been spending a month
with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Gilles-
; “fill you “reach down” to
help it carry on its work in home, after copying a wry pieasam
1 Ameiica‘? Refuse—and you
City News l
visit.~
Benedict lc't in
on
turn your back upon the unfor-
tunate in your own country.
-The Salvation Army Home
E. ('.
Sat urday
(‘otnnzmlore-
(lian Hmliox'
Oneida for
l‘hictmtaguc. Va.
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.\11'. and Mrs. L.
lluntinrz‘on ot New Rochelle
panit-d him.
i Service Fund May 19-28
'1 Space Contributed By
pic, of High street, has returned to lit 1‘-
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The cause of most serious eye
' xnuble' ls neglect. If at the pres-
1 1 's time your eyes tire easily,.
1 mart or burn, you should have
1 112m examined at once. Perhaps
pair of resting glasses will allow
12m to recover their usual
"rength. We can discover their
'ortcoming's and advise you ac.
: ordingly.
'IHAMER:
Optometrists and Opticians,
37-711. he. of and gh-u.” '
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12:40 11. in. today.
time.
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morning when his physician ro- 501135 ”73"- 3h€ Illlllii‘li >.‘~' 1-111 GM)?» n0ti
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,., lapsw‘wq not much}- which it aroutnul. 11H: 111111 1 r our pres-a
ent mode 01‘ lixivtg 9;. lrr (vexy ouncei
of food and drink taken into the sys--
tem neatly an cum-e o! w asiu material;
must be carried out. use it ferments;
and forms ptomaino- ltkr poisons \‘1hiCh
;are absorbed into the blood.
Just as necessaty as it is to clran
the ashes from the furnace each day
before the fite “ill burn bright andi
hot. so we must each morning clear;
the inside organs of the previous daysi
accumulation of indigestilile waste and '
body toxins. Men and women, wheth-i
er sick, or uell. are advised to drinki
each morning. before breakfast. 11.5
glass of real hot water with a tea-
‘spoonful of limestone phosphate in [L}
as a harmless means of washing out}
‘0! the stomach, liver, kidneys and!
i bowels the indigestible material waste
Bishop Gr“ 91 acceptrd the e‘ ection sour bile and toxlno- thus cleans-ins,
its ('muljllinr blShOD Of the (lIOCQSP Mtsweetening and purifying the entir‘e;
53‘“ York 333 H having declined 33333e-alimentary canal before putting morea
earlier often; to the Etilscopacv in food mm the “omen I
‘lfiflimchlfl‘fims Rim-‘19 ”land and 3’9““ 1 Millions of people who had their total
sylvania. On the death of Bishop Hen- , at constipation, bilions attacks. mm‘
try (‘ Potter in 1903 333“” Greer be" stomach. nervous earn and staples-3
tame the head of the diocese. m‘hu M70 m. M m M
is an author Bishop GM" ““3"” tho norm; mama. A m
utted several books on "W ”FM pond at m -Mfl ICC
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to f1il 1nd thi afternoon it l1. 0.111111 ap-
;'1avenl that he could not live. "1 sunk
:into uncoma. ai‘out an hour before his
3lll‘alll and divl not rI-iluin conscious—
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l).. \lll ll, Greer was born at \Vheel-
\\' \‘11.. March ~21), 1844. His fath-
1-1 and mother were church people
.1n1l his grandfather was a clersyman
ot’ the church of England. He was or,
111.1.1111l a priest in 1868, and became
3.11-1-1111 of Trinity cfilirch (‘ovinctom
ӣ12, whom he remaimd until he ac-
tt'n-plt-(l :1 call in 11172 to (Er-ate (-~,:huich
l‘101i111 nee. R 1.
H1: was married in 181;” to Miss (‘ar-
oiine A. Keith of Covington. Ky. They
had too sons and two daughters
inc
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BISHOP GREER DIES .:..1-.1'11‘:1.:': iii-Kurt“.tiesplmd'mf,WOT-
—“' ‘ . lried; some days headachy. dull and
‘ 1' .. 3 “" " “‘ Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New unstrung; some days really incapaci-,
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Honda}. my no. "It.
Entrances on Main St, Falrfield Ave, Cannon St. ”ll
Many pairs of
women’s handsome
shoes-«special $4.65
Former price is, possibly, the last
thing to judge these shoes by.
Yet those former prices' were $6.50
$7 $7.50 and 558.
However, judge by beauty and
quality and fineness of making and
comfort of tit---:1ll of them things of
real value in choosing shoes.
Let your eye take in the graceful
lines and the nicctics of finish.
Let your foot tell you itself how
comfortable the shapes are.
Service is the only thing which will prove durability—-
czm Ctilllll (m satistactory sen ice from such leather
$1 buys extra
value in heavy
white enamelwarc.
Here is a spec-7
ial lot of whitd,
enameled kitchensz'
ware made up en- "
tircly of the . 7
things inost:..,3"
Sought by cvcryi 3
111 inickccpcr.
There are plem- ,
ty of the large 1’13“"
ticlcs, for exam-
plc:---s;1ucepots and dishpaus and pails and covered dishes 1
equally good for baking or boiling.
Every utensil is of heavy metal and 111' first
[is coating is a thick even one of white urtmcl.
Sanitary, attractive, easy to be kcpt sputlc s.
qualityfi'
and tzilnics :15 have been put into these shoes.
Herc they arc, the dilicrcnt sorts:
Gray}, kid
were $8 \
Black kid with gray cloth top---
xvcrc $0.30
with' Cloth hip--
3l31111pc’ kid tilh Cloth top—.-
new $7.311
Brown kid with brown cloth
Inpn-wcrc SS
Brown kid with brown cloth top---werc S18
.0111). kid with gray cloth 111p---\vcrc 58
Brown kid with unlitary heel-"were 87
Brown kid with cloth top-«were S7
'l‘1m calfskin with military hecl---wcre $8
$4.65
.4.
Any pair at the one price-u
314 in floor. rca r.’
3chstcr was .
a Man’s Man!
Yet Peter l3 Kvne tells us in the storv of \Vcbstm
.vh.1t things :1 11111113111311 \1' ill do tor .1 \vot.1;1n---if she be
Jut the ()Nl; woman who appeals.
Better read this story: ’tis one of the newly-added
members of the gathering at 75 cunts.
Herc are others :---
The Man 'l‘hou,Gavest-nl-larrict Comstock
Mistress Anne-”Temple Bailey
Over the BorderL-Hcrman Whitaker
(Zecilia of the Pink Roses—"Katharine Taylor
The B;1l;111ce---Fr:1ncis Bellamy
Buried Alive-«Arnold Bennett
Faulkner s holly-"Carolyn Wells
V cugcancc of Jcficrson G 1wnc--( lmrles Seltzer
Shelleys of Georgia-"Beatrice Houghton
Each book 3well printed and bound, at---
Muin floor.
75c
['03 I‘.
New links for
new soft shirt.
Summer jewelry for men; might so name these pretty
~ new links for cufi‘s of soft shirts.
A change from those which' have been serving
through past season; different in design and appearance.
Gold-tilled, some hand-engraved, really worth $1.50
1nd 32—81
Tic-Clasps that are attractive as well as efficient,
tlso gold-filled and of extra value— M :1
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should 33333333333 up
There are two utensils in the int \ve
Sell .11 1.25.
MosLof them are rcgululy sold .11’ ‘51.] R11 and $1 75.
\ tew, like tea and coftce pots . 1: .i ioui‘lc boilers, am
usually S:--aud there are even some >251) seamless tea:
kettles in the collection.
in.
1
One price is giv en to them :1ll:---
saucepan sets
covered sauccpuus
io-qt water pails
pudding bakers with cm or
lO-ql round dishpans
cofi‘cc puts, 3 qt
large Colanders
l‘3t‘1ll'lll i111;
prcset'xc k ttlc 5—»4 sizes
(1- itibic boilers
wretcd sauccpots
‘l-qt t1\".ll dishpans
10:1 kettles, (,1 1-2 qt
18:1 pots-u” qt
1‘.1i>;iug'-lm\\'l sets
Special centers-$1.29
Unusually effective and tasteful centers of
price-interest
in the very center is small square c'mbi'oidc'rcd attrac: .
ll\’€l_\'.
Bordering this is an inserting of tasteful pattern. . .é.
Halfway to cd
,circular form.
01>
5‘
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is .mmncr 11152111113r 111 111cc, ihls 3a
3 At very. edge is attractive 111cc .llllltisl 3 1-2 iitchcq;
wide. . ‘
Completed centers are either i0 111' 315 inches in size—s , 3'
$12.! * 3
’l‘hirl iii-HI".
Pretty curtains
of swims-$1.69
Curtains imclv adapted to: $11: timer \Lr\lLL---l‘CL'lll§‘
of their lightness and cool eticct.
Good firm scrim, made in Dutch style with valance,
that valance edged with narrow lace or licmstitchcd, c1115-
tain itself also hemstitched or lace—edged. 3
ln comer of each curtain, cfi‘ective lace motif.
Not too simple, yet not too elaborate for Summer 13
And of special value at
'l'hil'tl flum‘.
Chest of_ Rogers
silver {or gift.
This may be the answer you’ve been seeking to *.
gift problem!
Chest of oak or of mahogany finish,
pieces of Wm. Rogers silverplate.
Among those 26 pieces, the spoons forks .and kni
most essential for the new home.
Colonial pattern, Al plate—$12; Sectional plate-I
_W~ Left ““9- (rent.
containing g ’
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