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SOUTH NORWALK.
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- HW’il’lK of Norwalk Aerie,
i';;i ‘zt- lit-ill this evening.
\ l“, Mills is lit-thing prepara-
l? :l ill‘W reeitlence on the
* :f.t- corner of Flax Hill
"’zl} >li‘l’4’l.
tl'«‘3ii)lllitln ot' honors at Yale
_ :mluy. Morris Gottlieb of
wall. is mentioned under the
'Llhllo i'zll two year honors
:. n. '- in all studies.
., is El‘véil need of old muslin at
'; ,m nsnly. Anyone having such
. 7.1? in use will be rendering a
vu‘lw by leaving the same at
A "m”,
vsill be a very important
' or; at the members of Butiér
.. .\’o 1'7, 1. 0. O. R, at which
.tl‘ltw is for the coming term will
‘ -. ‘wl. All members are earnest-
. vizwstell to be present.
. ”flood Luck" Oleo now at
' «h \lain St. betWeen finited
and Lunch Car. Airs. Olsen.
- wring of the International Broth-
' . .1 of Electrical \Yorkers will be
,; in New Haven. this evening.
»': any Igiorwal‘kelectric'igns" ‘7who are
members are contemplaiing to ‘attehd
the meeting.
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Commodore William H. Farrel, of (he
\Zorwalk Yacht Club will take a large
party of friends to see the Yale—Hat
vard vboat races at New London, start-
nq tomorrow morning on his yacht
Mystery. L
—-.\irlyers' Dixie Jazz Band. Thurs-
(”.‘ening, Roton Point Park. Admis-
n no cents.
‘L <th Bates. who has been recently
.‘lfii‘f‘d out of the United States ser-
.. after strenuous service overseas,
l. r‘llnlell his position as machinist
the F. E. Lockwood 8.: Co. Gar-
ilk V. M. McMahon of W'eet ave-
: a member of the graduating
f Fordham University, and. will
his degree this afternoon
“-9 graduating exercises or the
,. "by take place.
-?i‘lii‘lP and interesting‘ service
held in the South Norwalk
; >l. Episcopal church nexr Sun-
.ening at 7:30 o‘clock. It Will.
use, service. Attendants will be
»:.'ed with a rose. Appropriate
short sermon with fitting
. - mill add attractiveness.
» , 14lk1$ E. Nash. of the Nash Engin-
.:l: Company, W10 recentlv p11!“
1 the iast sailing yacht Flicker
(‘tltllnmdore \‘l’illlam H. Byington.
Jami the boat thoroughly overhaul-
: Miller's ship yard, and will again
in commission at her regular
12:) at tlir- Not Wall: Yacht Club. 0
lurtrl B. Tripp is having his lunch
.;l Washington street repainted
:u’le more attractive than ever.
Status of Women in the
:v of the Apostle Paul. Would
., been a believer in Woman
2t alive today?" This will be
abject of the mid-week meetlnz
”int: South Norwalk Memodilt
‘H‘rllai church tomorrow evening
Tz-iTl o'clock. A cordial invitation ,
.32.: all comers.
‘l remliar meeting of my Helmh-
r». Lodge, No. 82, Daughters of 81:0-
will be held this eveninx in “I“
“We rooms, and preparation! ”'9 be-
t ' made for a special mourn ”the
outing. Grand Chic! 8” m
' mlstina Bruce, of M
"lrand Deputy Quid. L ‘
Wildman, of New =
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, Two classes of young women will enjOy these new
handsome- sports Suits :---those who don’t like :weaters and
those who do. .
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vEnjOy comfort
, and 'sm‘artness of
, ‘ Jersey sports suit.-
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, ‘ For the first-4they are substitutes for sweater.
;' For’ the second-«they are change from sweater.
mixtures.
Made in ideal sports model; which is, nevertheless,
well-fitted for general service.
Skirt is a plain graceful-draped model with one pleat
in back and angle pockets.
Jacket is Nofolk model with belt and with combina-
gtion of both patch and angle pockets.
' Light weight, just warm enough, marked by fine style,
$37.50 ,
‘ Second floor.
_._._.,- -M-»om-_. .,
which he still had on hand.
gandy, and lawn.
Dutch models
' embroiderlcs.
and cute little pzquc sunbonncts!
Sizes are from—+2 to to.
$4.50. Prices are from»-
v Second floor.
~ f Brown Stockings . '
Baby’s Summer
hats, are. beauties
«and underprice.
For we found a mod friend who was anxioué to clear f _1 k'n as when new!
his stock—~and be ridbof the two or three of many a kind as cleanly and me 00 l g
Sweet little bonneis in all over cmbroideries, and in‘or-
Those charming frillcd styles and those equally-dainty __ 12 0
models which at closely to the face and the quaint little gg‘zbgyé‘éfigzsfm-S
Trimmed with finetexrurc Val laces and imported 24 by 36 inches_$150t
And, too, pique hats either plain or hand embroidered
Values are from $1.25 to
" $1 to $3.50
Handsome stockings of silk liste- in that rich shade of , ~ . g , 7
.1 8“" the caszm't-fillf tiered by Marlin-WW.
brown'uowknowu is cordovan, an .
purview
Entrances on LMain ‘ St,
SUMMER HOURS.
.. p E Beginning Monawljune [6: Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Op‘ehshf 3:30 A.M. ' I l - 4...,3" 9
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Don’t waste '
your. ice.
Just because Mayor Wilson has got the price of ice for
us, down from 80 cents to 60 cenaa hundred, don’t waste
1 . [2
Use it in a refrigerator which saves it instcad.
That means the Leonard Cleanable-ufor the Leonard is
so built that the ice melts slowly and every bit of coolness it
gives ofi’ is used to keep the food chamber cool.
And Leonard Cleanablcs have other advantages:-——
for one thing they are really clean. _ .
They start cleanmand they are easily kept clean and
sweet and attractive.
For they are built’peculiarly, with cleanliness as their
first quality and coolness as their first duty.
Leonard cleanables have an ice compartment so or»
langed that a continuous current of cold air goes flowing
around the food chamber. T hat insures coolness to keep
food sweet and wholesome.
The food chamber itself is unique. it is a seamless
metal affair, all in one piece. it has no nook or corner
where the least bit of dirt or the tiniest microbe can hide.
Each corner,_for example, is round so it may be quickly and
thoroughly cleansed. g f ..
That food chamber is lined with a porcelain which is
baked on.~ it too is flawless and seamless. it is like the sur-
face of the plates on which our food is served—just the same
cleanliness and fine white surface.
Can you imagine a finer better place ’to keep food in
safety and coolness all through the hot season?
Several stylesand sizes of Leonards ready. Some top-
icing and others in side-icing and in apartment-house style--
but all with the white porcelain-lined seamless food cham-
ber—- $42 to $75,
AndBluGray refrigerators made by the, Leonard folks
stead of white. ,
Several sizes, holding from So to 150 pounds of ice-
$29 to $55
Fourth floor.
~ There’s a rag“ ’-
rug to fit and
' give service.
_ Whether ’tis to cover almost entire floor of bedroom,
or to brighten one nook of the living-room, or to be placed
in some one little spot where “traffic” is heavy—here is a
rag rug.
’Tis a bright and cheerful one; pleasing colors peep
forth from it. ’Tis a good companion; it will wear and
wear and wear. When it‘becomes soiled, as it must, it may
be sent on a journey through the laundry and come forth
That’s because it is all cottonecach such rug is made
of clean fresh new strips of cotton.
Note all the different sizes :--
9 by 12 ft~$13.50 to $19.50 8 by to ft-«Sio to $18
6 by 9 ft~$7.50 to $12
30 by 60 inches—$3
27 by 50 inches—$2
18 by 36 inches-59¢
_ - Many» patterns, L‘some with band borders. And many
colors both light and dark.
Fourth floor.
27 by 54 inches—$2.75
Lovely handk‘erChicfs
_ , ' for graduating.
'M‘ongst all the gifts that graduating brings, nonehke
Ifimtmhmcrdfiefs'th' r spinal a1 d beauty
‘ . g cis g‘a cringe _' app: an .
,Lfiihcand so handsomcIlladeira ’kerchicfs which
some
Pnequm s. ”we
‘ .
~ . . ‘ fl . . too. .Thles‘éitlso are Cleanable and have seamless food
! Fme soft pure W001 Jersey cloth m "Ch dark-hub} chamber-.but that chamber is finished in a bluish-grayin:
higherplace or. bring truerdelight than the daipty and bean- *
rm Wendie-u rag-u; a...
Wondrous cool
and dainty voile
dresses-$10.
Summer dresses for women; light fine and feminine L
last detail. ' . ~'
Finished with just enough trimming in pcrc‘w
give them an air of special coolness.
And of colors that seem to be Summer’s own.
Bodice is made with a deep round collar carried ;
in front. into this is set a smart little vestcc finished
tiny‘buttons. Edging the collar is a hill of organdy and
similar frill is used to edge the spotless white culls. '
Skirt is made with a deep pointed tunic—and“
the tunic is a border of voile of plain hue, the hue bcllt
harmony with the prevailing color of the dress. '-
Gray and tan and navy and copenhagcn; s
of extra value as well as extra bc1ut1-
Second floor.
~ White
'. Brown $6.
Black ' '"
News worth following up by every woman who
joys the comfort and good appearance that low shoes .
for Summer wear.
News of one rt of white low shoes, of one 3011:
brown low shoes, lid of two sorts of blachlow shoes; .
All {of them of extra value at their price of
White Reignskin oxfords with a handsome pinin ,
toe and military heel .
Black kidskin oxfords with straight tip and at
. military heel » . , __
Brown kid oxfords with pretty perforated tip. Ind
military hccl - ,
Black calfskin oxfords with straight tip and
military heel. \
Smart of appearance, comforting of fit, ex ‘ .
texi‘all— - '
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loin floor. rear.
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Knit or crochet;
sweater of * Gloss'
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andbeanty—fihencwfiiossiflatwisty " _.
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