Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 23, 1919 · page 5

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CROFUT & KNAPP
STRAWS
and
SOCIETY BRAND
CLOTHES

make a. combination that can-
not be bettered.

Both can be had here.
STRAWS . _ $2150 and up
SUITS ........ $25.00 and up

Joseph Davis

85 WASHINGTON STREET,
scum NORWALK.

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I and Personal

L NEWS

Mrs. lennings of 8 Henry street.
:South .\orVV2Ilk. entertained hcr {‘Im
day school class Last cunning. Dutina
the mening music and games W91:
’enjoyed Refreshmcms were served
,and at a late hour all IItUIned to
! their home after expressions of a fine
itinIe. Those present new. Lillian
Honing, Marion llcrring, Ruth Her-
rinv. Ruth (1“,lchI Mmy BIuIzrzc Lil-
lian lhuggc. llclrn lIVIIIg. Ella Shanta,

 

“Without, enthusiasm a man be
comes as cautious as a caged
canary."—-The Silent Partner.

 

 

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Values tell the story.

 

It ’s not so much what you
PAY as what you GET.

_ For every man to whom ap-
pearance is a business asset,
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Ella Olson. lilViIII Sunder-I Jennie H "
Scolicld. \lI. and Mrs. George l'latt, Viords to impress their value.
l ‘Jr. and Mrs. llt‘l‘llt‘ll RIIj.l'u.<t-, \lranIl ‘— ‘
IMI's. .l. .lvnnings. l
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In. and MI.» Harold W. Van “2-22.! Kogerb & SICVCHS
IIInI-I'. of llIIVViI-w :IV'Inne. I 'I s I r-

‘ ”' 1"", Nor-walk South Norwall-

Iin‘: it‘ll «luvs “‘llll lt‘lililvi’rl in (lx'tntt.
lXt‘VV York. I

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I'-:ll|lt‘ll man brought a. switch'
‘4 l.ll\II‘l'll to police headquarters
. I: II=.I.t that he found underneath
’.r I..Ii:‘-.::.l laid?» on Marshall street.
O'BI'iI-n‘a

Al ,_". :I’U'l Buys (lapfi.

l‘l"lll of Spring strcct cotnplain-_
around H‘lld'lllulll 1
some-ouof
I tin: about llt‘l' house and claimt‘tl I
herI

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IIIIlIII- lllII!
Ix-cltt she could hear

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~ unknown person tnmII-d on

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",\ ltnIImnIv- III‘ llIImIV'
IT-V l"n IIIII-l-It-tiun with Lillian Gish
13M lt-I'II-It ilIIII'on III l'IIlIIcII thcntt‘c
. I IIlLH‘ with vaudeville.

l'."::“l~ Imam boon errVIIIl by
tCIlVI II»! B. Doulcns in the stilt
lilt'm .\l. l‘mknrt V's. Minnie L. BUCK-
t’ \‘.'I >9ng t. and pIopIIty to the
In it.“ (WI has born :IttIIIlIIId EI-k-
--II V II» inj-III It some time ago when he.
'ains >litlck hV' an auto driven by Mrs.
.lmlth-V'.
«sentin:

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Mr. Eckert.

\':Illo-,\'.",

Depot 3'

Noah & Fandee are rcpt-e3
The case is (It‘-t

. \lIIbI-l Normand
.\lIIIlI'l," llIIVt‘s

"ThtI
tonight.

in \'vnll.\

Tllt‘lll I.-

AFTER ONLY 7 DAYS
Crtmmal Supenor Court
Record—Jury Is Not NeIdco‘.

.\ H'V'Uitl \VIIs lllil‘l',‘ in lllt- ('rtmtnIIl
Superior court which closed lili‘ 3]“)
It’ll” ltI‘t'II )(35H‘Hl'dy. no: IIIIII I-asr
coming in the :IIII-n'inn IIl tho Jul)
Tlu' tIIltstnI-II ‘v'J‘l'tf III'Ist-n: lot' IIIIII‘I'

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l .\t the retailer meetingr of South NM".
\V'IIlk Lodge. XI: 1,. (l, O. 31.. last
t‘\ I-ninz. plans “'(‘l'P made to attend the
XI'tIttc tit-Id duv parade in Mormon on
lJtmo l!‘. and il. TlII- l'IIllOVV‘inlE wore
(‘ltOStIll Its Ilc‘trcnlt 5: of thr- lIIr‘IIl lo-‘cc
'II :Hl(‘ntl." II‘I'I-Ilvt'it k H. tiIIntlt‘IL’. ll. H.
Knapp and Nylon 1". Mendez

7.2M

to _\I'.‘ll"llld:‘\ IIIIIIIIiIIg I:

~ Dancing instruction. SIIIIIIII-l l‘ol- 'l" " ”-‘"‘l d" (“h ‘l l” W" ‘m ”“5 l" ‘
. . . . 'r."("1l‘:l“‘ I v f" V‘ nil"!
II-V' “‘lll l‘vrllillt‘ pI'IVIItc thlt'llllli‘ III lite 1' "I l x "M h “3‘ .“ ‘f ”l 1
3 V ‘ ' Ix-~:-II ml in .IIIIlut- .lIIlIII l-. l\II~IIII‘ lut
:llt‘llll‘, _.I M'Inl‘ut' bl. Phonv. ”1.. ”In“. a
'ZI-ut-uo l.. DquIult. the popular f“l'|'-

(151}SIIYNI about if. r- :IsIIs VVIIre Ili:
Il.
:Il I-l‘ living;
III) ('IIIIIIIItngzs~ tlIIIt ht-
wm'k t‘III“thr- jut)“.

Lockwood Mnnttl’nt‘lnl'ut:
lIIIcII ill for thc post thtwm
l‘ttst '
'IlIHlllfllP Host-ital in New York (-I'lV'

tnttn at tho
(‘II
vInuntlIs, has l't'l‘n rI-ItIm'I Il to tho‘

.ludgo lu- --v II I \‘cstI I‘Itd I_V mIII nine.

“h” ha" intm'mrd ll)‘ StalU's .I‘lllll"

Makes.

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Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street

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Rain Saved
the finest!

0 the steadv rain of Wednesday. some of the
e capes and dolmans at special prices were N 0'1

Thanks f
finest of th
snamtied up.

That means
savinp.r is still open

Because there was such a bin varied collecti

not all could be chosen in one (1.3 V. cvcn bv a “”8121;th

eager seekers

Canes and Ilolmans of rich navv and black and bright
we a: Id Izabardinc and v lour and silve rtone.

Graceful in line. essentially handsome 0f efi'ect.

V'ai ied In (lesion that scarce two are alil: e.

were $22. 50 to $29.50 were $35 to $45

$19.50 $29.30

the opportunitv to choose a beautv at 21

SO

Scwmd llOIIl‘.

 

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tho") VVIIulIt lIIIVc at lIIII. t “11“ Ian but i. fl' 0111 the Ill? kEI'S 5.1;. SlleCIal “1' 100 ()f

 

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thanked lll‘ VIII-n {III’

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ulII-I-n h“. is “my”. lltv Int‘o n,’ HpN-lul— 'iIII :Itlo nIizeme IIn lhII court IIIIII Ills
a," who “Hm” his condition 1“ huw churned tlIc-LII from lurthcr >Ol‘\'l(‘9‘
‘ ' ‘ ‘ “Hit the anew-slum tlIIIt lhI-y (‘lllllll'
“m"- lI-:IVI- :It mu» m‘ remain in court. IVlIInV'
Tom Mix ill. "’lltc (lolIlo-n Thought" In' thqu sand In In air the llonini

:ItIIl (‘nnntnncw TIIlIIIIIIlgII in “The "“1"" W‘t‘Ft‘ltlctl III lllt‘t 't‘llll. \IWIII tVVII
. .. . . lIIIIl hot-II Ili>IIII<IIl III .lntlu- .

5H d ( ’ 1 ”VI .‘ t I .; t '0. 5‘ t. 11:“ ' W' ‘

. 1'” (”I . ll ‘ ‘ I. I ‘ d I ‘ KI-I-lcr ()l‘lll'!(’1l-ln in-lI- 'fillitl‘ IIIIKS‘

MW and evening. VIII-(In

writable before the June term of the.

:EVIpI- riot Court.
,‘ ~I.illi.m Gish and Robmt llarII n in.
“ \ Killllilllt III HI IIIIIV \ .IIIlI V ' (ltil
.ijtlt Illtlllllt iinn \‘. iIl. VIIIIIl.-\ Ill. l‘:-‘. -=-
l..lt-‘;l"‘l' IIIII.I\'.

.\ nun: lIv-‘I I4“ EIIIpIII'Ianr In: Ilt- Is VIV
'nn ’rlct'ntl M t monlng at I‘ II- ugh! tl

.tI‘II-I-tin'.r of llIItIneI Council. No ..I
tuuglttct's of Liltm'ty. Proliminm‘y
':_-l~.IIIs \‘I‘II‘ ll‘IIlflt‘ for :I (llllll’v to 'J
" Iltl . T'II- ItttlI'I-‘< will 1)". Ilt't' I‘l tI'!‘
.3.t'tI- ZIZ :IIIIE VI"‘l llr' in~t.tll~~Il w’ tlI
7:1; -I tum ttnn in .l‘l')’. .\ll(‘l‘ "5" man-5
up lrzit I-Vw-IIin': i.\’\""li}' (4‘ “ll' i;t"ll l
V.I-IIt Ir) SIIIIIIl‘III'Il \\‘lll"'t' Il‘w
-c. :lw» ,‘.,llI‘~l.~' of IlII- l-ltntnu .l. llil‘
Y‘V-Il' l' :E'DQH.

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TOOTH BRUSHES
13-2 to little.

2- H'kon- l’ow ll C orporation
Routh Not-walk

 

 

Are You

a.

I A MEMBER of the “PU?-

I.t OFF CLUB" where the ..
35 pass word is “I'm going -

to?” And is it getting you
any place?

Resign from that Club to-
day—join our ranks of live
savers by opening an ac-

count with any amount
from $1.00 up.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

come in regularly with ad-
ditions to your account.

 
 

Then make it a. point to i

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Sale

Despite limited importaticns scarcity of

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mw mat I; ials and the incIeased demands
on manufacturers here is merchandise of
nut quality at prices which Invite imme-
inspe't'ou. Every woman who
knows about tnese MAY SALES OF
WHITE looks lorvrard to them in an—
ticipation o. lowered p;'i:es~-and this
year’s offerings deserve to rank with the
best opportunities given you in the past.

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diate

$1.50 Batiste Night Gowns ........ $1.35
Envelope Chemise, regular $1. 25 and t
? $1 .35 ....................... st 00 i

75c Embroidery Trimmed Drawers . .\ 596
Several styles 39c Corset Covers ..... 32::
980 Pink Crepe Bloomers ....... . 75c

Long Skirts, embroidery flounce,

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ $1.50 quality . . _. ............. 1.25 I
’. Tight-fitting Corset Covers, regular
5.1.7. I 75c .......................... 5-90 4
«z 1;) .
" »-‘_I Children's Drawers, regular 35c , . . . . 22c
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, ,« 5 values to be found here at our May Sale.
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N E R C ‘
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75; O 0 ya 0
So. Norwalk

 

I 'deen tailored fiouncc

IstI iIIcs—Sl to S

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Second chance
at Royal waists

in 1 trziztl lellllfl‘ of these Rm 211 VV ale: 5

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straight

31.9")

Mosth Voile>—~m0st serviceable and scasonahlc and
attractch of all Summ‘er waists.

Plain VV lute. or with embroidcted fiIIIIImcs or

Gicutl

with

Point “as in sc<>lvm «Inn cIIIItI :fallC'V ('(lll‘dl‘S. lll DlBaSlllQ‘ COiOl'S

StV lcs number dozens. . \V hat lino Variety!
Thc 1'0le worth of sdch waists

ranges to :53: any at
SI-(ond fiIIoI

New shadowproof
petticoats and other
summer underwear

Bcncath the. dress of light cool mile or the skirt of

$1. 85

‘shccr texture. petticoat that IS lllUIOUQ‘hlV shadowproof.

f;,‘l‘hose of white sateen have .. deep tailored rume and
are cut on same lines as the new ' skirts. Regular and special

‘ sizes—$1.25 to $2. 50.

Some of white niouc thc a flzitl'scallopcd etiLc—SZZ.
New flowered and striped sateen petticoats are of

manv colors and there are cotton tatfetas In plain shades——
extra value—‘51.

Gingham and chambrav VV ashahle pctticoats with .14
special and Icgular sizes 81 to $1. 50'

Comfy niehteu‘wI Is of crepe in slipovcr style VVhite orI

flesh tint and eitlwr plain- hueI or VV i1h delighting dots and

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Pink hatistc :miamm.

 

soft in» tcx {tn #9 and much

Icautv .tai lorcd or l Ice trimmed .2—$ to $3.50.
. Slino‘cr gov In: of similar pink batistg hc .nstitchecl
'IIIItl ctllinoldou: l in none“ :1 patrons—$1.00.
NI-onul liIIIIt ,
l 0 REC? Edi/”I’ll i

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IHaVe laVVn velvet- like and

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tful!
‘l‘herrc VV ill help mightily in the VV orn—and save much
time.
Lev I Mow~ :;-3£:.25 to $17.
Hose monies—50c.
Lawn rakes—$1.
Spades~30c.
Sp’nding forks—41.15.
Culttvator—SSC.

Hose reels—«$1.15.
..Vlomen‘s garden sex—$1.50.

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Sprinklers, lawn—$1.
Gerda-I rose—16c ft.
Metal raked—50¢ to $1.15.
Shovels—$1.50.
Turf edgers—Sl.
Garden hoes—50c.
Sprinkllng cans—75c to $1.50.
Children's garden sets—15c and 3°C.

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Groceries at licenciny Prices

Order here and haI'c your goods delivered to
your home.
Crisco for Shorteninm

- lh. can. 16c 1 lb. can. 32c; 1 1- 2 lb. can. 47c
Fancv Whole Grain RKICer b. .................. 13c
Heinz Pure Tomato Ke ‘Schun. large size bot. ... 29c
(‘ ampbell’ s Conde Sou 5. "list can ......... 19;
6 cakes Ozone Soap (t e 0! bble) for ....... 35c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee.lb . ............. 35c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. “I. .......... 4c
Nabisco. Ramona. AnolaonLotusl Wafers. pkg. . 11c
Magnolia or Clover Co densed .can ...... 17c
California Dried Lima Beans. ............. 12c
Sunshine. People’s Mixed Cakes. lb. ........... 25c
Heinz Pork and . . . . . . . 2e18c and 30c can
Puffed Rice or Puffed . ............. 12c

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embroidery clone 111 delicious colors.

cfl'cct.

too :l'Iat are very pretty!

‘theva - are destined to please so thorounhlv.

le Ice in chV styles.

their IIIothers—Franklv.
now pretty they are.

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safctV S . ake and for

hicczes

of construction. VV ith black or udvanized. wire netx

fee '

eV («In other good feature which makes
durability—

bake as one desires.

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Little girls’
white pretty

As sweet and fresh and delightful as the li,
Little voile dresses with nice lace trimminit
C heckcd voiles of character: opcn checks of
Groundies of ‘plendid duality. \Vllll trimmmfl

This Iust hints at what is. we Minn for little .
no advertisement can ,

Oh VGSI there are son ciis u‘urct; V‘oilcs in blue

Make it a du V' of eniovmcnt to mm) at 03,18
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Sl‘l‘ltlltl Hunt:

Keep out
Mrs. Fly

Ali cu IiV the busy Summer Vi itors are incr ,
cleanliness sake keep them I)": “

H'cI (‘ ill 9 screens that will do it—Imd V'ct admit
Extension VV indoVV scrccns—

12 by 33 in—35c. 18 h) 33 m—SOC
24 by 33 tit—60¢. 2-4 in; 37 Ill—"TOG.
23 by 37 III—80c, 30 r.- 32.1-9.0; ‘

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30 by 45 in——$1

Screen doors in font stVlcs linht. medium and

Seven sizes ranging: from ‘2 l—2 in: 6 1-2 feet to 3"
...‘2-3 to $350.1
'flt-{Igi Fourth floor:

Duplex tireless
cooker-«$7.50

A rcnul 1r Duplex cookcr VVith aluminum 1
fer effluent?

will cook and boil-
'1 he little sister of the Duplex family—regulate]. ‘

l-outtlt tlonr.

Rowland

 

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$7.50.
Has one 6—ot. compartmnt:

seeds

at ow wondeI ously'

Z‘Ilan cum I} in Tuesday and lL‘lkll Lc i that the Ho
seen 1.» I Hi planted." .. VV cI- ks ago had LlOWl‘l in s I

III: ’I‘ucticallV (‘er'V‘ltltlL had come up so lux I

to. It .Ic VVI s owing to be .. hus‘; I lrlll thinning out row
mu.

PI eitV cool sceds to nlmtt Lh. Time to get :-
,Ihcn zintc he I l()lllld-~—all(l loIIIisc good crops.

SVVIot ( (Hit—5C ounce. Biotntccs 10c.
\l I): or OI een beans—I'm out} 9 3 ounces 10c.
l‘ole or bush lima beans—Sc ounce. 3 ounces IOBI
.‘uaxltm or l’rchIr Gem IRIIs—SC ounce. 3
Ladizzh and Beet and Let .IuCI "nd Carrot—5:

Tl‘wn’,‘ r-nlcndid iloVVer schI~::--SVVeet Peas N

and VV ecks~1£k ounce.
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Reduc.io:1
TER "I
10 to l5% I.

Any Make You \Vish

ALSO REDUCTIONS IN AUTO AGO «...:s.
Distributor: for United States Tires, Pennsylvania,
Racine, Nomlk, Firestone. Gasoline, Oils and '.
Repair: end V

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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