’ fleeting“, MAY 3t, 1919
V a»
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now IT'S
BATHING surr.‘ '
. WEATHER
and
PALM BEACH
SUITS
are seasonable and very
comfortable
Priced Moderately
$15.00
BATHING SUITS $2.50 up
2 Joseph Davis
: 6: KVASH'INGTON STREET,
5: SOUTH NORVLALK.
_
f‘tiews
t graduating books.
- HOWLANDS
Entrance On
Main St- Fairfield Ave.. Cannon St.
Gift and friendship S
" Finest of all, a Memory Book and handsome leaflet
binding. . I
To be treasured all through life by the girl who has ii
in season to get it “tilled up”! $3.50
'And a Record of School Days, bound in cloth, full at
interest-$1.25 and $1.50
- J I
These books as gifts for graduation itself:--
Rubaiyat of Omar Khay
yam, several editions in clotii
or leather binding—SOC to 53.5
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Cranford-uli‘irs. Gaskell—. Richly bound in 0024
leather---S l .25 ‘ ;
Lucile-—-Owen Meredith---tine leather bindingmsz l
\Vhittier and Scott and Emerson and Tennyson, eacll
in handsome printing and fine binding of limp ooze leathei
41.50
b Mam flout. tear.
Good White
pique skirts-$2
'A limited quantity of excellent white pique skirts that
fire notable in value and making--- 82 .
Good staunch pique. Made in one of the trim next
good-fitting styles with fancy pocket and trim belt.
in special sizes for women of full figure, as well as it
ill the “regular” sizes. .
Their price is as attractive as their appearance, and at .
delighting as their seasonability--- $1:
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Plain impressive I
Stationery—-35c. ' "
t
Chelsea Linen-~a stationery to appeal to folks whey
prefer a paper which is tine and modest and pleasing, that
impresses solely by its quietness.
Good quality. nice weight. smooth. tirm.
One quire each of paper and envelopes-«35c.
The Howismi Drv Goods Co" Bridgeport
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”TOWN COURT HA3 DEATHS AND FUNERALS
TWO NON-SUPPORT 4
CASES THIS MORNING.‘
Funeral of John Troy. :
The funeral of John Troy was, lamr- i
.____
ly attended yesterday morning at 8:30 3
'ivsw men thai'getl with non—support
l-TI? ' ‘ "it" Hi ”13“ W4“ ill “7 . . ' ‘ from his late home-z 5 Elizabeth street:
..-l da'fici las' winning and n. by below Judge Sf'l‘rt'mlim ‘ 7”“ amt at nine o‘clock from St. Joseph's
. l‘.iVi.~‘. of New (‘anaanxilm- in the uptown court this mornina. church. wléere a l"’flllivm high ma...
, . - -.< . . — . - 31.: s 112 v R- it It. J. Carroll. Miss
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f ‘ .rs «.I‘ivtl and he m‘ilvrml 'i‘ .' t'v‘s‘ltlllig in New HaW‘n 2(1)::SIX;D.RR‘::£,~ 3:1; 'af).';§. ,vjrjtplil
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T m “cm hospital where it t,'llzl':».l’~ HF“ hr ‘1”“5 “"i "”"-"“”"”D was lemma the church. land. Kind-t
--:.i 1}- man “a. not ill but in Eur support and his t‘iirv‘ i’ intinumi 1y Light.“ The paliawnwg- up,» Jug;
. . . . _ . ah ’l‘ananzaiiv. John 'i. films? an. A. P..
\' Hui, lie was riasvntirzml in." Uln‘ \\""‘l\. 'l W _ . ~ “MA ‘ .;. ‘ ~.. i
'.‘nvwl in the (‘iiy— Court this Jutt‘i‘li llIiYZ was charged with no? $23113:{figsdfitlfin1,1,31,22}r,.-’,‘.,,_n‘,:”,‘;;,;._i
1 whvn' he wa» fined 57 and raking lit‘Ulwi' . Hi his ntoslier‘bc“ man and Thomas ib-uml.is_ inter-
( . “til“ out): yum: old daueiw'r .losv- mom took plum;- tn the t'a'lmlie t‘t‘lllt‘"
' ’liltinv z-illl was ordered to” 01th Six “”3" 5““"Ul‘m
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1. Ad ~Tt,‘l‘d8y at [he‘ Fine Point [H'nn‘jspd [n do oRlGll‘ab CF fdlLlTARY TITLES.
.' oi . :‘ltt‘i when a largu number of: ' . ' ,. _ w .. ‘ 15
, .. 3... nd tfieh. frignds were pres-iMEMORlAL—EiERClSES x, ‘ mmtlz’hg; dd": :uz.;::::1:‘-‘11“ r116?
‘ 2 '. .~ 4 5'? ' i‘ " 1‘! .l
( njoyed the occasion. An ex-t AT NORWALK GREEN 1: “g ’ ,1 in. ”(131”; ' kmflm ,
. ’.l' .lnrn chowder supp-r was SPI'V- WERE VERY BRIEF :1 :);If:::‘;;ni Hm'mjh: "'u‘w'rj‘ ”f" it
- : r‘z‘ ' s i ‘ z .
i ‘diil 7. mil 7.30 and wasa’big sue xnt a wry lat‘ze (-I‘OWd assembl?‘ mon «in The Frentli have the'
a; . ,, ~ '.
iat- 2‘ in the evening dancini’ at the Norwaik Green yes'rr't'iay when ' , . ‘ ' _ 7 t
i . ward vommantlour. the urban (“0'11“
“ItiV'VWl in th“ SPaClOUS Club'iihe Decoration Day Parafie arrived V . " . l
' , ' mandatore. (ommandant. however“
as libs-re. . . i
'5 ‘ The over-cisese were very hr,“ and meaning the officer of a fortifide‘
- V--- -— . ' , Re" \I i bs of the' town's garrisonnptc- comes from the'
- very mfg’lnmf'k C L ‘ Efflacolichmfh medevai Latin commandamr, a com-l
South Norwau ' onzrega iona " _
nri , and commandare. to corn
is o o , read the original orders of Gen. John :‘znder ‘ l
2 Fishing lac e A. -
l - V . *of the Grand Army of. the Republic
g . over half a century ago. and then or‘. WOMEN VXP'RKERS ‘71
2- That w111 ders issued by the National body of the ll! almost every me of war art» .
if G A R {01:th obeerance this year_ ties the women of this country have
5, Please Any .Rev. Louis E. Howell, rector of st. done well and have taken from rank-
‘e‘; Paul's parish then read Lincoln‘s “Ii-:10? doing work that released thousands
3’ o mortal speech. and the parade disband- ' of men for senice overseas. Some wo-
.3 E lSherman , ed ,men have been over-ambitious, and, at '
' _>_....__.——————-—-—- i the expense or their health, have tilled;
< __,. ...- v.-~A -—‘ 9» . _ , .
., I overseas chaplain Rev. flarun Egpiaces once ccchpiod by men. Every
Fahey 0! New York city was a re- Woman who. muse of overwork, bu
. . .. catnéstdhisfister anqh-Ntoammmto
" ' ' ,, m. inn-I. can“;
on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
~ ~[10“!!th D'S’)
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Home: “" "
5 Entrances
5m: 9.: a:
‘ Every day’ll be
hammock day!
\Vltll the first warm delighting breeze of Spring,
delightful to get rest and ease
,mockl. _ -
€
how
and refreshing in cauch~ham-
Set it in its staunch iron stand right out in the sun and
have a glorious sun bath!
Or swing it in the shade of the porch or balcony and
enjoy restful ease.
its soft tirm mattress makes it as easy as one’s indoor
much. its canvas shields keep breeze from being possible
cause of a cold.
New bauties are ready—and the standby sorts of khaki.
Finest of all-green and gray, rich in stenciled patterns
lur ul plain finish. Splendid duck, tine mattress on springs
,which can be lowered and converted into a full-size bed!
iAnd that mattress has sott Cotton top and bottom that
invites to refreshing nap!
Completely ready for hanging, finished with valance
land pockets for magazines— $29
Khaki and green hammocks with roll edge mattress
which has Culltiil top and bottom. adjustable windshield.
easesgiving' springs adjustable to make lteadqest— Si9.50
_ Stout khaki hammocks with good easy mattress and
adjustable head—rest-—- Sit)
'. Cv vniplete couch—hammocks,
.mattress. canvas wind-shield——-
hung by chains, good
$8.50
Tubular iron stands for swinging hammocks, large and
staunch.— $6.50
Porch blinds. a new sort easily put up and hanging
evcnly. all 7 1-2 feet long, 4 by in feet wide,—
$2.75 to $8.50
good canvas,
,9
Sleeping-porch awnings. drop
pl llil white or with blue stripe:—
o by s feel—$3.75
style,
» -. .A'
".2!“
8 by 8 feet—SS
Breeze-cool fine
waists-$2.95
VVaists of almost-gossamer texture-nand of genuine
my.
‘
New, effective. dainty, excellent.
, Georgette crepe and crepe de chine.
Cool; ah. wondrous cool! And pretty!
Pure white; or charmingflesh tone of pink.
Not simple. and not elaborate; but with just enough
cation to make them delightful.
A good big tine gathering; special value at $2.95
Cool pretty dresses
of gingham--$6.50
For women's_pleasing; dresses that will prove doubly
-el«:ome because of their prettiness of model and pattern
,Iitl their wearing ability
Smart little combinations of light' cheery plaid with
‘ l till color.
They are girdled or belted—«and have fancy Collars
hat give them touch of distinctive beauty.
Nice gingham, firm though light, and to be depended
upon for much service. J *4”;
New and graceful in ling, well made, full of value.
In range of colors which include: practically, all farm-
.9
rites- A. .nm .
fpatch pockets. _
u
Summery Tags
for real boys.
Makes no difference what a boy’s notion may i
are the clothes to fit both him and his notion. .
I, Maybe he is just “graduating” into long trousers. ’
well; a blue serge is going to be “the ticket”. New
; fitting model with slashed pockets and same sort of ta , ..
.as in Dad’s clothes-~53: ’
He still sticks to “shorts”! Blue serge for him, but.
Pure wool serge, deep and fast blue, made with
gpleated or welted-pleat jacket. Patch or regular poc
land a general air of nicety. All sizes S to Min-$12.
\ ' .,
' Snappy wash suits for boys of S to 15 too; tiny“,
'serve to enjoy same comfort as Big Brother. ‘
i
, Palm Beach cloth at $8.75 and $0.50. gray linen -
*at $7.50, khaki at 85. And made up with belt and w h
i Striped gaiatea wash suits for little boys, bind ,
gwhite in coaibination, middy style with a dandy blue H
iand cufi’s trimmed with white braid! Sizes 2 1-2 to '
i$2.75 - %
Clever and case-assuring white shirts for beys, 7*
ll 1—2 to l4-«Sl.()5 >
; Fine white madras blouses with double cuffs—31'
and good white blouses either with or without collar a
sizes 6 to 16--
Music' you’ll
fully enjoy.
The Yttor records for June are ready.
J'Oy them, every one brings delight. .
Famous artists like Homer and Cluck and Krei' ; ,
old favorites that never lose their charm and power. “’ A:
lar songs with a lilt and a swagger! Dance music that " " .
an indescribable swing! All are to be heard in comfort , .
with delight here. ,_ ._. .
Baby Mirna-Sophie Brendan—4|
Caprici- chno—Allrvd (brim—Slit!
9W In A Mam—Kim; Flo-mic)- quartet—01.5.
TIiIighh—Gllll-le
lord-tones, You:- I Garrison—41
lime Old bog (bun In file I‘m—Alma Glut—Cl
in Dona—Belt“ l.
. l.
I Love to Tell the Stay—m “tuner—~33
Dream of Youth—Fries firemen—Cl
But there are nearly 30 different new tuneful
selections ready. Every one here on a Howland - -~
Record-«which is perfect and flawless and has never: _ _
played. ' “
You win
Fourth floor.
Service china
thatfs beautiful ,.
» and special-priced.
From Japan, a good-sized lot of excellent chin:
special worth.
’T is of good weight and fineness, is decorated
fully, is of graceful and varied shapes, meetsmany J
demands.
And each article brings beauty with its service;m
charm of table. ,4
Berry sets, bowl and 6 saucers, 1
ice—cream sets, efi‘ective shapes-—- $2.75 ufl
Jelly and olive sets,-- 95: .fi _
Cheese-and-cracker dishes-
Three pretty patterns in each of the‘collections;
one hand-decorated.
Fourth floor.
Pillows light
as down
'Actualiy, down pillowsmwhy should they not
as down. _
Yet their prices are only about half of the amt!
price of down pillows!
Fluffy and 56ft and light—but of marked
buoyancy.
'A few in rifilation size for beds—but n .
faVorite cushion pes and sizes for couch and -
Bhy iota—60¢, ”by“ . ' ‘
. 8 by 24 ilk—41.50 2;; 20' by 20 PI!
‘Mby 22 inch—$2.85 16 lnehelu.
romain-
round. 29 inch size-41
Norwalk Chronicler