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UNDERWEAR
' :135, $1.65 $1.75
UNION SUITS
EATHING SUITS
s: 50 to $7.50
STRAW HATS
$2.50 to $5.00
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_ Joseph Davis
‘ 5:. WASHINGTON STREET,
50:11:: NORWALK.
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Entrances on Main St., Fairfield Ave., Cannon St. “‘9"
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"’11 Main St.
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. ~ \‘.'lll who place to-
! 'ltt‘l'l 11! x :1. 111.. when
' :< vii! haw» that city
.. Er \\ imiimr point of the
Tour,”
*7 O‘Brien's
untidy meeting of the
.\'n. 32. l. 0. R. 31.. was
' TllnL’. l: is reported that
- .::'1l,nl' of llJo-lnli‘f'l's were in at—
all;
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\i.'11v' s- Paitw llial Sch 01"
N rm ll: Hidt \chool, -ha's
1:1: 11 1! examination at the
~ of Oral and Dental Surgery.
1 nn.\'t Friday evening will re-
' - (ltdfl‘wt) of D. D. S. He has a
‘Iii‘ntlS who wish him success
f~lill¢-5:ion,
.‘uia Oakley Pazan. worthy
‘ 7:1:1H'0n, of the Order of Eastern
.x; this: city, paid an official visit
"1:;zz1nasco chapter, of Ridge-field,
~.1 ninzz. Mrs. Pagan was accom-
lly Mrs. Charles Ellis, the grand
115mm; Mrs. Charles Nash. Mrs. “'il-
‘ Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
-<, 01' this city, who are members
Sitillar chapter. Miss Ethel \V. La-
1111. 01 Noank. the past grand matron
. also prest—nt.—Danbury News.
.‘ the lntwna-g
VIOLS of the;
Associarion .
its president. ‘
suits-«$15, $18, $20
!\0 earthly reason whx :1 1mm slim: ldn't be cool '
comfortable, even when it’ 5 hot.
Summer Workday
‘_ if he w; ll only take refuge in col)! clothes the trick:
. m ,turned. '
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-. Palm Beaches
Tropical Worsted;
Begins Monday.
1 For l7 years, the store has shortened the Business day during
. 7 ' the months of July and August. Closing at 5 o clock (except Saturdays)
' has proved a pleasure and benefit to the store force and has been no hard-
ship to the store 5 clients. This year, the period of shorter hours is ,to be
made longer— ' i '
'l‘ltey’re the stufi‘ for Summer comfort.
No Vie: "ht practic ill} Y ct thex an 1‘ good substpfl
;tial W eat 12 and hold their shape in fine shle. ,
Breezy-neztsy-dand) !
“lust-line models for young men.
Regulation models for men of fixed ideas :15 to fash'
Some tailored by Kuppcnlicimcr.
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L1 er) one made b1 txpcitsmt’or nobody else into
how to handle such fabrics properlx
Beginning Monday, June 1‘5 and continu-
ing till the middle of September, we shall 1 ‘
close at 5 o’clock daily except Saturdays. i
Th opening hour will continue to be ’
8: 30. The Saturday closing hour will con-
tinue to be 9 p. m.
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, And :1 light suit poorly made is worthless.
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Light or dark, two-pie
good lHUliS-w
ce style, essence of comfort 3
$15 $18 and ’ ' ’
44:.
Main floor, rt 111'.
Men’s shoe
special ---$7.45
Limited number m t n c lllSkll‘l. ox: ords tor men who
;are critics.
To every client of the store, we point out the advantage of shopping
early in the day. Tis cooler then; more comfortable; and the choice is to
be made with greater deliberation and content.
Cherry-toned tan
$8.311
‘ Dark tan oxfords, blucher type, medium toe, regular
Calfskin, English oxford, regulil‘é
Must sizes but ’tis not possible to "oil: antee all; to i ’7
snapped up eagerly at-—- $7 4
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Twofine
lamp savings. ’
Electric lamps for Su
service.
Do not heat up the re: 1.
bring light exactly what
one wishes it for reading
sewing.
Fine for use 11 on r i
where their handsomepo
shade adds glow of color.
All have mahogany-finis‘lf
_\!:1In “loor, rear.
White shoes of
womanly beauty
From Nubuck, that flexible soft fine
leather,--a quartette of white shoes!
Each of marked grace and fineness, of smooth pleasing
lines, of beauty. Spotless and charming, of course.
Laced boot with long vamp and straight tip, Cuban
heel—«$9
Medium-vamp laced boot with military heel—~58
Oxfords with long vamp and pretty perforated tip—$8
Pumps with smart long vamp and military heck—$7.50
What pretty
Summer dresses
9 at $12.50!
'A stnprise smiles at every woman who meets this
gathering of dresses at $11.50
Figured voilcs; what a wondrous v ariety of them! And
what range of colors!
Spotted and checked voiles: almost as wide a diversity!
Boys’ split belt
union suits.
Mothers will be glad to
meet split-belt union suits
for their boys. They give
boys freedom; no fear of
their being pulled out in 21!-
most no time!
special-tanned
Have a large opening in
seat, don’t sag at back, don’t
v—-Yrsté‘l‘(llt" l'm'orhoard a man. l‘o-
.ind 111v on the» train. talking all'..lll i
amino loner pants on a boiler. List-i
”1ng 1;:i11 sharp. and found out 1W“
. ill-1' Burnham, made by l.r)"d i
X. Y. Tho}
long pants was told in 1‘."
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was 1111
Burnlmm at li'vingtotL
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on rich: 1111113112. 1 rx'vr saw. '7.
interested in economical liciit- ‘
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41 grease gun to a tube or
h‘nfl
111 find our sundries tried and
me
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_ Gingharns; cheery and charming; in plaids and stripes
and checks;
bases and silk shades are in
pull or bind,‘ adjust them-
number of colors.
Main floor. rear.
But: :5 are as pretty as fabrics---and almost as va- . . ‘ selves quickly to the quick
"led! htfle m Let-needle movements of a real live boy. LOt lchgular 57-«0 "0
Youthful yet womanly, comfortable, effective. $12.50 of big interest. ball“? the”. $1 $9. 50—-
And some Splendid voile dresses in plain colors at “my,” “in,“ Mack 0, ”on", Pretty in themselves, thev Lot 2-—-Regul.1r $11 75
3516.50 all sizes. —Sc pkg are J $20",- » ’7
GIRLS’ union suits of soft
knitted cotton, knee either
tight or lace-trimmed,--—7Sc ‘
stamped with patterns
which will give them double
beauty when worked in by
flying needle!
Alliance spring—snap fasteners Fourth floor.
rustprool’. black or white.-—-100
French dress belting. washable.
1 1-2 to 2 1-2 Inch—25c to 500 yd
Made with tunic and some with paneled front.
'1 ucked and trimmed with prem buttons.
One striking model has a tunic embroidered ina
Save money on '
com— preserving needs;
ibi nation of solid and eyelet work.
Rose and blue and flesh tint and white-—
Second floor.
Men‘s collar-bands—IOO
Boys‘ buttonholed trouser bands—-
25c
Mercerlzed dornlng
colors,—-—6c
Pearl buttons for trimming wash
dream—10c card
Elastic for making Booming—25c
yd.
Marcel hair waivers—39c
1)th caps. a great. promontory——
10¢ ’
Booklets for children,
or pink—25c pair
$16.50
silk, many
Blue serge for
first long trousers
Best thing a boy can pick when he gleefully chooses
his first suit with long trousers—blue serge.
. it has the right air. It shapes up nicely. It holds its
shape. it gives good service. And it looks right and quiet
land tasteful everywhere
Waist-seam models, full of new style,--$2o
Regulation models, pure wool saga-$25
Fine form-fitting styles, slashed pockets—$32.
Front humane.
white blue
Knee protectors, save children's
stockings from quickly wearing at
knee-45!: 981?
Hangers (or shirt-waists and such,
blue or pink-“10¢
Left aisle, roar.
Gowns of nainsook, some
to be made with crochet
yoke-«$1.75 to $2.25
, Middy blouses of poplin,
white with blue or tan trim-
m'ing,—$4.25
Hats for children, dainty,
--S9c to St
Children’s dresses, sizes 6
months to 12 years, white
and 'good’ colors--90c to
$4.25
Special combinations-
pink voile dress ,--$2. 50;
liat to match-81. 50; parasoi
«~35 l. 50
Third floor.
Note well these prices ,
the very; things most- ‘
for canning and prose '
There are savings W
while.
d Mason Jan, pint or quart,
0!
Ideal glass- top jars, pint or
—41 do:
Jelly glasses—50c 'dou
Manon Jar capo—85¢ do:
Economy Jar capo—45¢ 6“
Good Luck Jar rubbon—du
gall: curing”, 1: Ju- II .
roe co - ack nouns ,
Ilse—34 p n. ' V
1 “In.” jar racks. hold H58;
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handling Mew—98°
Wm hottloobottom—lso to ‘
Enameled prone-Mn; k.-"‘
to 11] qL—flo to 3!. fl
1 J: lly boar—«lo
Wax-o “now-12¢ to flu
CHILDREN’S union suits,
3-in-1 style with attached
buttons to serve instead of
those on usual waist-«85c
CHILDREN 5 G A u z E
vests and pants, several com-
fortable Summer styles, --SOC ,
WOMEN’S LACE-YOKE
vests of nice: f 11c soft texture,
pretty in pattern, good
length, many designs, fin-
is‘hod with narrow straps,—
37y2c to 75c. ,
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