FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919
BLACK 9 kit:
—-17 .1 £4 1
contra... mo. .2 , 1
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SUIT CASES
- H'Cretonne lined l
“'1'," vi
throughout with E . 7"} his -—:3 2‘51”» i '1
Pocketsincover .Q l , ”3Jfifi‘“
' and sides, some ‘ , ,
with extra tray, ‘ 1,
16 in. to 30 in. 1
An ideal, light- ‘
l. weight case.
$3.75 to $11.5Q.
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Joseph? Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
{City News.
.lrlke ‘ ‘mod Fur-"r. Olno new at
3; Noah Main St. between United
Grocery and Lunch Car. Mrs. Olsen
Quite u large number :1: Spanish
War V(‘Yl"la."1.< from this city are attend-
ing the, .lxirus-l convention of the State
«amps 02' 'l'nltmi Spanish \V'ar Veter~
.111; inrludin: vimezn'os from Sic-Kin- «
ley Camp, \‘(1 (1. which is being hold
in New Brimm today and tomorrow. 1
—rBest hosiery. lowest pric-fis, at;
Keeler’s.
Farm and :arden m~m< um 2,51%in
in new! of rain. Evelythinz was
drenched int-pgnleclly and protractetllv
ilurén: filo Him-r part of May. but
since that time practically no rain has
”Alien .‘.:1d:h a‘mnclunr moisture of
that period has disappeared. Corn is
makin: excellent progress during the
()rcc‘cn? warm, dry Vikélllrl‘. but other
crops are more or less backward and
«intro are in danger of serious injury
:hiough lack of moistme ;
—-MTen‘s p.115 sill: hose.
We at Kerlm‘s Shoe Store.
Apparently uniearful of the approach
of July 1, Henry F'aliiizio. of East No»-
waik, has rcplled to the county com-
missiuncn of this county for a liquor
license. and, not inclinwl [0 take any
chanvcs 111:1: sonicthing iiiny occur to
avert the axpscteri droudn. a large
numbr.r of East Nnrwnlh people haVP
522101! a remnnsirance against the pro-
HOSPil saloon. This remonstrance and
one :1: ’lll'lrf' .1 proposed ("nan-wee in the ‘
location 01 :1 saloon 1'11 Norwallt. have
bt-en assigned for hearin'zs June 23.
Thcse are tl'xz- only license, eases pend-
ing in the county at the present time
and 7119:: be the last that the county’
commissioners will be called to pass'
11.1011 —Danbury News.
—Clams caught daily Can be had
it the Lowndes Oyster Co. , 7'.
—JUST LIKE THE ROMANCES IN ‘
”Gordon's"
the movies. Grandson of multi-million- '
dire factory owner works as humble 1.
mechanic to learn the business—meets 1
pretty mill gin—love at first sight—
.he stern parents-the runaway mar ‘
'riase—snd .1: last the accident that i g: .
makes everybody happy forever. Illus- i 4.- ,
traced story in next Sunday‘s New .' “Ali
Summer s ideal ““”""
,_ Whitc shoes.
York American.
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SATURDAY CANDY ,E
38c Per Package
Stimson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
(mammals!
e delighting stylus.
ll seasonable and pretty
mummmcummh
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DIVIDEND fi€=’l‘IGE. I,
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Vii-Ell:
a meetirg of the
of Directors of the .
Norwalk Savings
held this day, a.
j W/mmmrmmmwnmdrmo:
@ voile or silk gown, white shoes.
. their appeal pleasing? Do they not harmonize
vwhatovu'one was to wear with them? Are they not
‘asoool and easy as they look?
Remember when you had to choose mom not more
l Wordsoflinotnmnndaphhtoo—o
; @11qumequ $5
1
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madmoxfords, maniac? heel—-
June 30, 1919.
This dividend will he .
1 A rest camp for soldiers who have‘
l .beenwrounded or gassed, or suffering
i
Vel’ferts of shell shock has been estab-
.11 97 f.“ lit“. 71‘": 1
011' ononand 82:31“ 3,3; ‘ fished onth‘e-Llnus‘o. Northrop estate
,‘ 10111, 1919. 111 museum.
1
; Battery 1: Social cm. at Stamford, 15’
mo give a dance at Rom Point, on.
the evening of July 15. Ajax-go ab;
tenduce is expected. -’-
Lady Hemmmol um,
with pretty col-
What dlfl‘anenco today—formic arodozcns of dhl’crent
Some cloth, some beautiful leather, some high, some
Noland: boots with smooth handsome long vamp- $9
I 1 E Milo Boon, long vamp with simulated tip-— $8 '
Pumpsof Nubuck, hicutmodcl, French heel,—-. _ :3
Roland: oxfords, perforated tip—- '
:3
$7
$6.50
:6
.36
$5
canvassporls oxford; Ncohnadgloqmbbahed—
34:50
$4.50
$3.50
was dflarefioat {111: mfg; . Was sports oxfords, leather sole, broad low heel-—
ifonr(4)percent.pera.n- 1. , _
51mm umfromtheeorningsofl L,“ “£00732”.
1 the six months ending """'"".._———._-_ ._ __-. 1. “I'll; -, WW
* chine and simple dainty net.
Seglfihlng Monday, luné l6 Store Closes Daily all; Saturdays at 91' Opens $6130
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Summer stockings
“' of fine beauty.
Finest for women are of rich silk in white black or
PEordovun. ‘
Even and smooth and of splendid weight, with the
luster of finest silk; distinctive and delighting.
Full fashioned, some with llslc top-— ‘ $2.25
Silk-boot stockings with top and'bottom of geod lisle,
of cxtra strength and nlceness, white cordovan or" black-«$1
. Splendid silk-lisle stockings, firm and good Weight,
full fashioned, deep handsome black— 75c and $1
Children’s stockings in the English spaced rib, white
or black, unusual quality—« . ‘ 65c
Fine-rib stockings of extra quality for children, white
or blacku— ~ 4 5c
,5 “,4. Left aisle, mt. \
Bretty dress
for graduating.
Lovely dress for graduating is all ready to bring its
beauty and satisfaction to that important event.
Not the slightest need that Mother should work till
she is tired inmaking ready for the event.
For hcrc igdresscs as delighting and as fine as Mother
could hope to dicta,”
Beautiful Georgette crepe and fine lustrous crepe de—
Tucked and handsomely trimmed—new girlish models
and 111 full accord with the pleasing style of today.
A great many difiering styles, of course.
Net for as little as $15, fine crepes at $20 and $25.
Each' 1n sizes 14 16 and 18.
- 'g ,2 Second floor. .
J cwelry that’s
of small cost;
it pearl necklace of 15-inch length is $1.75. ,
Each pearl in it seems to match each other. Each is
marked by a luster very like that of genuine pearls. Of
course, 111 are made by a marvelous chunkal process—and
how tine their eficct is.
This is but one of a gathering which includes many
styles and rangcs in price to $8.
Welcome lockets are of sterling silver and pleasing
size. They will hold Ono’s dearest little photographs—and
are finished with attracfivc design upon onc side-
$2.75 to $4 ' .
Brooches'whlch-‘flash with-much of the radiance of
”platinum are also made—of sterling silver—and are set with
brllhant white stones—of special price—$1.65
Collapsible francs for the bags which are so conven-
ient for many uses. 7 Six and? inchsizes, oxidized silver
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,.
doesanmbczs. Hercisoneofhisbcststoncs.
nopoly of the comfort and good looks brought by
shoes.-
rcct and a comfort.
weltcd sole, good broad heel-
pattern and decoration most pleases.
belieye will be of most service.
means it is not arbitrarily made up of just so many pieces at
just such sizes—but that you may choose exactly as yo
wish.
coffee cups.
Very well; have just the dishes you desire.
and prices are for sets of that number.
50 pieces or 150.
turc and finish—$67 to $90
-—$22 30
style,-—-$38
—$35.15
063501”: once—11111 of the hardship she voluntarily ..
upon to solve the secret.
shoes for men.
NO “350“ Why men should let the much have I”
For wear in. many places and on many occasions,
VV hlte canvas oxfozds of smart English ty pc, cxc
,Whitc canvas laced shoes with rubber sole and he I _’
VV’hlte canvas oxfords with rubber sole and heel-«'1 ‘
heft aisle. rear.
Dinnerware of ”a?
beautyand service.
From these many dinner sets, choose the one wbléb
Then, from that pattern, choose the dishes which yon
For every set here told of 15 an “open stock” set.
You may prefer a dozen tea cups and saucers, andn
You may wish two covered dishes-«ornouu,
For convenience sake, sets are quotcd as of 100 pleats
But you may luvs,
From Japan four handsome patterns, china of 11%: to
American porcelain, gold border of conventional typq;
Pink rose festoon border, favorite for years—355$
Green and gold combination border, conventional
Brown border, pleasing and graceful, --$36.40
Coin gold band, rich and effective ,-$32 ‘
Roucn brown border with pink roses,—-$38.6S
Old-fashioned blue-grandporder, unique colonial sh: '
Blue flowered design with pretty pink harden—$42 2
Fourth floor.
The Secret
is out Friday!
11310111111 Robert Chambers’ new book:—
InSouet.
'A story of what Evelyn Brith stumbled upon in“ 53?,
Nobody can write of romance and advcnture s 11;:
Ready deay at
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