Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 21, 1919 · page 5

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” PALM BEACH
SUITS

don't mean just a. light colored
cloth. They come in a. variety
of colors and styles, and those
we sell are well tailored.

$15 to $18

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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON STREET,
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City Newsj

"Tim llillil-zen banquet which was to:
c.» be-“ll held at Dorlon's Point this‘
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— ("Sums caught daily. t‘an be had“
I. 7h“ L-"lwn'les Oyster C0. l

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Luster F. Tristram of Flax Hill,

;i(‘,1‘1 Was admitted to the Norwail:
illspital. amt lllllllt‘tlliili‘ly underwent;
.21: l purulion by Dr. William J. Tracey;

W'W't‘dllllld rings at Brand's l
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Mrs. lea. Maude Ilsen of Columbia
University. New York city. will de-l
liver a lecture in the town hall, New):
Canaan, Monday. on the psychologicalt

.tnd physir;lr,=3;ic.tl t-ffoc; of ti-iUsic on llu-'
manity. Mrs. “start has had charge oil
music in tho hospital-s tor wounded.
soldiers and ”m g'we many illustra-l

tions of marvelous cures through use:

at music. . l

A unique and pleasin: service Willi
be held in the Methodist Episcopal
church, South Notwwlk. mmorruw ev-

 

ening at 7:231) n't‘lnr'k. it will be a
rose m nice. :\ roe» will be given to}
each attendant. The choir will sing;

appropriate music. The sermon theme
sermon will‘

of a. brief summer .
be “Deserts Turned into Rose Gar-l
dens." l

—JUST LIKE THE ROMANCES IN;
the movies. Grandson of iuulti-million-l
aim factory owner works as humblel
mechanic to learn the business—meets l,
pretty mill girl-love at first sight—;
the stern parents—the runaway mar-
riage—and at last the accident that
makes everybody happy forever. Illus-
trated story in next Sunday's New
York American. '

A service of unusual attractiveness
will be held at the South Norwalk
Baptist church tomorrow evening,
when Rev. Edgar R. Hyde of Middle-

town will speak of his experiencewith1
the American Expeditionary Forces in

France. Mr. Hyde spent fifteen
months with the American forces on’
the Mexican border as a Y. M. C. A.
worker, and the story he will tell!
hould be of great interest.

 

 

KINDNESS COUNTS FOR MUCH.
There is no telling what a little
hintincss will do. Assumed superior-
-ly is no guarantee of greatness. The
wally big soul can afford to be KindI
mud gentle. As the gentle rootlets:
mow :"CneS and split rocks,I so gentleg
taracters accomplish thing: ‘m‘l
dreamed of by rougher characters:
This does. not prohibit the use of firm-g
u ss when necessary. But even tnat'
'..':;-' be applied with such gentleness
‘1'“ it will get results without offend-
.r. '. This is beyond the reach of some
i". n.——Exchange. -

 

 

32 YEARS' SERVICE

fire. A. W'aldman, 460 Glenn Ave.
"Fresno. Cal.. writes: “When I was
young I had a fever and it left me
With a cough ech,‘ winter. Tl‘ir-t'y.
two years ago I read r-‘nolft Foxey’s
i’ ney and Tax: and bought some and it
n. 'jed me. I use it yet and it helps me
y time. I am‘ a widow 66 years
' There is nothing better for bron-
.‘.. grip and similar lingering coughs
i colds that hang on. Just fine for
' idren—for croup and whooping
:h. Contains no opiates—I—Stlllson-

i' .. ell Corporation.

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“BEWASAGOODPREKD—

BUT A P003 MOB”

This comment is. common
enough. Settling an m 33-115.
for more than intention!-
Principally it «in for Know!-
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Entrances on Main St, F airfield Ave, Cannon St.

I; I y . .Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; Opens at 8:30 AM. 1

_ . Vbile dresses
like Georgette-"$12.50

l . Almost marvelous is resemblance of these new smart
lode dresses to those made of
:repe.

Practically the same rich patterns and fine effect.

I Deep and dark and delightful shades printed with pat-
terns lnI splendid contrast; grayish and lavender tones, for
.llustration with figures in red and such hues.

IAnd styles are those pleasingly graceful tunic effects of
medium length:---Summery and graceful they are to be'
worn With content by great majority of women.
. Yet they are but one style in the gathering at this,
price. , ‘

it includes many, and many patterns of fabric-«fox
tome ot the miles are of foulard design and some are in
small figured and plaided designs. =

All are nice voile, Cool and light and fine but service—1|
lble.

Price is a special one for dresses of such prettiness and:

value"— ‘

$12.50:

 

Second floor.

'Vestee‘ gives. a l
different 311‘. l

. Great mzmy of the pretty dresses of S‘Immer are to.
as given radically new and pleasing air by t c occasional
wearing of a vestee. 3
How this simple thing transforms them!
And vestces of much beauty are plenteous in special
tethering which has been made. Tucked or embroidered

)r ruffled orgrmdy, some trimmed with“ \Zal lace, and
i'ithItouch of rose or lav'ender or ycli'ow, square my neck-

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. 59c to $2
Lace-and-nct vcstecs, pretty combinations, round or
lquare neck--- $2.50 to 55

Beautiful Georgette vestees in old blue or white,
)leated or tucked or embroidered,-- $2.50 to $6.50
Alert and pretty pique vestees, embroidered or tucked
)r plain—- $1.50 to $3.50

 

Collar and cuff sets of pretty effect and much diversity.
Georgette and organdy and satin combined With
Georgette. Such delicious shades as Nile and old blue or
‘ose, and lavender,~ $1 to $3.50

, Center aisle. front.

, Pretty union suits
with silk top.

Novel and dainty Athena union suit has top like a cami-

ble. - .
This is of silk in band style and exactly matches, in its

toe of pink, the body of the suit which is of fine knitted lislc

'abric. -
It has the Athena exclusive features of comfort and

it :--full bust, narrow Shoulders, straps which don’t slip,
teat which does not gape.
Finished with pretty crocheted trim, white or pink, 3::
ording to size—- ' $1.50 and $1.75
Soft fine light cotton Athena union suits, white or pink,
taseful and cool,--according to size-- $1 and $1.25
Bodices of fineness for wear ’neath light dresses, have
lbbon straps, are good length, light weight--- . 25c to 596
Cotton vests of light weight and cool weave, several
tyles,-—- 25c to 75¢.

Left aisle; rear.

Watch that’s

traveling clock- _.

A watch that’s constant companion and convenience
D traveler. - . ,
Easily packed in bag or slipped into pocket of motor

tar. _ ,
Yet so mounted that it is carried on a sort of easel to

lo set upon dresser or. chiffonior in bedroom.

‘ Has face which is visible in the dark. -
Convenient flat three-section leather case, and watch
2" reliablotimokoopor. .

fills} printed Georgette ' But there’s a way of doing it. Wou-

rort when the heat weighs you down.
imade to look as well as they feel.
,helmer makes them-«all the tailoring skill for which this
house is renowned is expressed in them. They’ll hold up

long as the best suit you ever wore.
,name is your assurance for that.
,browns and mixtures.

.Sennitts. the split straws, the trim alert hats that young

- mahogany or fumed oak, at $60.

 

 

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SUMMER HOURS.

 

‘ Clothes to keep
,men cool.

Keeping cool is I problem during hot summer days.

Air-O-Weaves.

They are light, crisp, and cool---madc to bring real com-

The House of Kuppcn-

in appearance and wear, not for a week or a month, but as
The Kuppenheimer
Plain grays, tans, greens,
You’ll like the variety; you'll like
everything about them.

., $20 and $25

WHITE FLANNELS—The trouser so ideal for Sum-
mcr outing service. Pure wool, finely made, draped to fit
with grace and comfort—$0.

STRAWS—Those smart saw-edged and plain edged

men like.

And the Rummas and Leghorns and Bzilibuntals and
B.m°‘kok5 that weigh hardly so much as a feather—r
$2 to $6.50

KHAKI TROUSERS for work around the boat or the
car, for tough service during vacation,— $2.25 to $3.

Main floor. rear.

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Cool and dainty.
new underwear.

Freshness and comfort and coolness; all are insured
by such undergarments as these delicious nainsook corset
covers and batiste bloomers. Very light and very fine of
fabric, very pretty in style.

.. ,Bloomers of pink or lavender or blue, with a tailored
ruffle?!» anarrow pretty lace-edged ruffle-«$1.65

, "T Corset covers of soft fine nainsook, lace trimmed in
both ront and back or in camisole style with lace shoulder-
5 $1 to $1.50

Pretty pink batiste nightgowns, square or V neck, with
cle’i’ier hand embroidery done in pink and blue—+Sl.50.

Second floor.

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Have music
when you WlSh.

Isn’t it fine to hear a dashing military march played by
a good band?
"How enjoyable to listen to the strains of‘ a favorite

cod orchestra!

EWhat delight in the songs of Galli>Curci and Farrar
and Homer and Caruso and McCormack, in the violin of

Kreisler.

And they are all to be enjoyed, whenever you wish, if
Victrola is a member of the family circle.

Summer season; it will be real enjoyment.
IVictrola le, oak or mahogany, at $175—Victrola lX,

Either may be secured on easy terms of payment.
Fourts floor.

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Special heavy
’. wash. boilers---$2.50

Good staunch durable wash-boilers with a copper
bottom. __ , .
-Heavy tin, copper bottom of good weight, sizes 9 and
9. V I 'I ,

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Air-O-Weaves are ~

symphony or a bit of liked opera as played by well-balan- '

‘ as do the experts! . _
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Charming waists;
crepe de chine,—--$2.

Those coolest and dainticst and most-def “
Summer waists :-— the crepe dc chines!

Of light fine quality but of remarkable str .
Beautiful, both in effect of fabric and in st =

Flesh tint, and rose, and maize, and snowy
made in tasteful _V styles, extra in value--

Second floor.

Khaki is great
for a’boy.

Through all the rough and tumble fun of
through the stress of vacation at beach or man]
every sort of hard service that a boy can put Clo ,
KHAKH
It never fails—and it always looks presentable;
Trousers in sizes 7 t 016—$1.50. . ‘
Long trousers, sizes 12 to iii—$2.50.
Norfolk suits, complete, belted all round, pa
ets, sizes 8 to 16—

Pront basement.
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Boys' prettiest _
new wash sunts. ;.

Manly. suits for little boys; as easily to be in u
handkerchief. ,
And with marked prellincss combined with» ,
ice. “
Green or good bluc‘ shade, trimmed with}
Mother can imagine how good the contrast. '-

A trim belted jacket that appears to be dour t
(butisn’t) has decoration of anchor and stars—in
nautical. "
Sizes 3 to 8—

Front basement.

Lion. bicycles,
how thew whiz!

No trouble to push Lion wheel along over
Almost seems to run itself.

For it is built to ride easily, has fine bearings,
of good stuff all through.

Yep; dandy coaster-brakcz—the New Departure;

U. S. chain-tread tires.
Colors or black, fine finish——

Fourth floor.

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Croquet for
‘ whole family.

Everybody may play; and everybody will c‘
Croquet is real fun—and a real test of‘skill ‘
ment and accuracy of eye.

Yet the little children get as much cnjoymerg

Complete sets of 4 631' 8 balls and mallots,
and wickets.

Some are of professional model and finely .
$1.50?

Fourth noon

"Good suit for

a swim-«$2.
Comfortablo_atn'activc bathing suit of .

Knitted fabric ofolasficity and strength
weight.

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