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‘3 ' earl Schmidt his in :1 a. new 1.4:
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Igungfnalpjifnmgiu‘ 'erecwd in from of the Dar-ten Inn
of tho ore ‘ 3K souvenirs as lfeing zix- 2:12;? is illuminated by elmoficzw at
on to ally» urbasera A large numb:- r G ¢ 1 [l 1 , 1 _
cynuou have already taken ad- ‘1 01.39 06%)” am. mm“? :3qu
of the sales offered. ; onda} into the house on Howe: ave-i
.nue. Noroton Heigh'; which 111'.
Dooley recently bought
Harry Francis has liven dischatrged
from mmy service. and is again as-
sisting his father, Dr. D. C. Francis 8
Norwalk chiropractor
Mr and Mrs Paul/turner have
leased their home here for the season
to H. E. Vl'lll'sle, and left for Scituate,
Mass, where they will spend me
‘summer.
Rev. Philip H. Clifford. pastor of the.
First Informed Church of Ridge-wood.
N. .l.. was a luncheon guest of Rev.
and .ers. G. E. Rizhtcr of the Post’
Road. Monday. l
in: and Mrs. George R. Smith, with;
the iat?v.~x"a father, R. M. Smith, 316‘
now occupying the formal-“s home on?
. Mamfield :ivenue, which has been un-l
‘(lerzoinrg r9n:r;a&lon for the past two1
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T‘s: re was a meeting of the Salvav
lion Army at their headquarters In
Washington area last ensuing. One
of the speakers was Frederick Stride,
a discharged corporal of the Canadian
‘ V. RC" who “willed the audienCe with
an account or his experiences. Cap-
tain Phillips was another speaker at
the meeting. " ‘
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Thé Norwalk Tire & Rubber (‘0.
nine will go to Bethel Saturday after-
noon, with every intention of repeating
the victory they gained from the hat-
ter< a fortnight ago. On Sunday after
tnoon the Dul’ien clu’a will come up for"
1th? scconcl limo 1.11; :1. F’rlF‘S all,
r——-————" “‘ard <lreet grounds. The local team:
winnin: til; first mail—'3. ‘
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Skirts‘ made
at $1 each.
One dollar is the special price fixed by our tailors
limited time for making a skirt. I
T hat is every penny charged, over and above the price
of the woolen fabric you cubosc here.
There ate 16 different graceful new styles of skin's
this season; you may choose a .y of 16.
Among those styles, some especially adapted for
sports wear; some for business; some for general service.
Olllc‘ rs will look particularly well when made up of
plaid fabric. still others seem to have been planned just for
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stripes. \ number will be equally attractix e in plain colors
or in contra its t-
But an vol them v. ill be made at the same price—oneb
dollar.
Only condition is —th:lt woolens be secured here.
‘And what fine gathering one may choose from!
Mohair: _ l Scrgc< ,
Poclins l Crepe '
Galsaz'dincs ' Fancy plaids
Mixtures i Broadcloths
Silk-and-wool poplins f Tricotincs .
The tailoring charv gc cox crs cutire cost $1
of making— a
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Smocksof delighting ‘
hues for girls.
LZTG girl; these new smocks 13" ng the glow of color
‘ghich is 51: charming.
, Th1) .1r: radiant and \8t their color- tones are soft and
plasma
$111 31AM firm are hand- smocked in attractive fashions and
in colors thut bring just correct degree of contrast.
Fine: soiscuc and crepc‘land other um el w my cs. .
,Rose and green and bl neusplendid shades of ouch. 1
Comfort marks them—1‘s well as bcrutg. '1
Sizes :4 to 13—54 50 and SS. 30. ,
Second. floor.
Girls’ delightful
White skirts.
Theyarc. pleated; they hang with grace, and they are
girlish as well as stylish.
dialer !
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Some of them for littler girls are made with waist at- ,
inched.
Nice staunch but light fabric.
How well they will accord with the middy which every
.rirl so likes! ~
Sizes 6 to 16—S2 and $2. 50
Second floor.
Mohair skirts
for “quie ” tastes.
Elderly women of full figure are notable example of
fo lks who know the worth and- goodness of mohair skirt.
They have found how well it retains its lines, how
nicely it wears, how cool and light it is.
Almost impossible to find skirt of other fabric to quite
fill its place.
And such skirts are here—nof exceptionally nice mo-
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a! Buick and gray and navy, plain or in attractive Pekin
stripe, nicely proportioned, made excellently, fine in every
detail—— ‘ . $5.75
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you’ll emoy—-7 5c.
.31 in others. There IS enjoyment' in all.
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and to buy the voile for than from the prettiest c
tion .this store has cver held!
flashing here—and they are snipping away at greater 5
and urge one to make drewsscs almost by the dozen.
light patterns the little simple patterns and those great
effective ones which spread out so artistically!
fax orite color in So many different dcsignsl
others keep coming forward—and the gathering aim;
grows prettier and finer!
bcutics with silk stripe.
ghas brought. deserve the company of pretty shoes.
gcompany' is ready.
and tan and gr—av and black—~52 50
Th; breath of out—odours is in Some; There is laugh.
l) eauteous plenty. _
Seems as though every woman in Bridgepofl had“
ermincd to have two or three lovely cool voile (it
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My! M ', what Busy days these are. Scissors
u hundreds of homes.
But that is only right and proper—such voilcs luv“
How beautiful they are; the rich dark tones and
And colors—did ever folks have chance to choose that
\ards and yards are disdppcaring from the collection
has; miles of plain color too—and some wonderf
39¢ 59C 856 $1.2
Main floor, rear.
Bathing shoes—
pretty as suits.
So bright and beauteous bathing suits as the season
For illustration <hocs of gray and tan and dark
shoes with dots of 95 hits, shoes of block fitrasted
“bile—3 . .50
Fine high- cuts hoes of satin in red and green and am;
Lov. bathing chocs of white and of Hack—30c to 99¢
Mum floor, rear.
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Babies’ pique coats
(2031: less now.
A year ago we couldn’t find an atlmcuvc pique Goa?
for a baby to be sold :11 less than $3.
Today—4 great plenty at $2 and to .15 little as Sims;
7 Nice pique. Pretty new styles. Nicely finished“. ,,
Many rc bcltcd, some are plain.
Cool in fact as well as in looks.
And there are beauties finished with embroidery dong
by clex er fingers—42.50 to $3.50.
Second floor.
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Rain arasols
beaut1es,-$o.
With glow of color and luster of their fine silk fabrics,
how these new rain parasols do brighten things!
They’ vc a little fancy border, in many cases, whicli
makes them especially charming.
And they are of equal service in sun and in storm.
Handles are real beauties too—many of them of brighfi
hue and novel appealing fashion.
A munbcr of demanded colors——
um floor, real.
Puzzles are fun
for everybody.
CI course. we buy them for the children—just as so
go to the circus!
Some new ones Wt 100 pieces—-and it’s both
and fun to fit all the pieces together. 251: each. 7
Mother Goose and Arabian Nights puzzle plow
50 pieces-:1 Sc
Any indoor day, they pay for thlamsclvcs over
over.
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100 per cent Amen
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