HONDA? JUIA’223
1911
HOSlERY
A COMPLETE ASSORTHENT OF
la Ladies: Gem. Children's and In
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Ladle-3‘ Hosiery. in Lisle Thread
and Silk. from 15c to $2.00 a pair, in
block and colors.
Ken's Hose, at 19c, 25c 35c and 50:.
Children’s Hose at 51335: and 501:.
-. . lufnnts' Hose in cotton and ensh-
= .. mereanhlte. blach'uluteordonn.
E. K.DANKs
MA'HACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
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K When you appear before the crowd to get your dinlomn,
and maybe he one of thesneakers. you eotrainly want to
To?” goo look your best: it’s an occasion that justifies the expendi-
Telnperaiure: High, 71; low. lure.
59. Fair.
icg'iy Neuiéj ‘RADUATION day is
‘ .- , one -day in your. life
‘ when all your friends get
together in one place and look
you over; your clothes are
not so interesting to them as
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have just the right clothes for you; do-
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parent or a graduate should be. If you think he needs one.
. ehave ulentyvof suits for father. too. Graduation day
ouuht to‘be a big day for him. too.
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THE HODIE OF HART SCHAFFNER K’ 31.th CLOTHES .
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At a meetirg of the -1
Board of Directors of the
South Norwalk Savings i
Bank, held this day, a g‘
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dividend to depositors
was declared at the rate of ’ . . , ‘ ,
The tennis cour' erected in front Ofl The First Congregational ChUTCh Man} locnlmotorists uere fortunate Mr. and Mrs Thomas Site“) motor- The services for Sunday at Trinity. 03‘: “‘97: ‘ V ii!
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four 4 r cent. per 311- w
num irgmpihe earnings of ithe .\o \‘l‘alk fTireh and Riflblger (330111.1- will hold a bazaar and lawn fete on enough to learn that the wonderful ed to Sheepshead Bay Saturdar to at- church during July and August. will 0‘ G, C “1... .. ,
ths .panys p 39‘- or 9 use 0 t e 0 1:9 the Green Friday and Saturday June gardens of Miss Anna Jennings uere tend the wedding of Miss lrma Buck ‘ . E - , . . , . m ti
“19 “ix men ending . ‘hei is about read 1' r u n.1u m t 2 d2 " be a Mel'mlon 0‘ “'9 “0" 0°“ ““5““ ‘ "‘ *‘ .
1 p y o s ‘ a tan 8' A special entertainment con— open to the ublic yesterdm and made to Frederick Pusse\. both of that . . _. g ., .. A. . . . ; ‘l -
June 301 19 9- i q t b (1 th I h p ,mumon at 9:30, and month; umce Dan-upon l... - ,
' ' ‘ ' reman o e one R e a‘ing 0ft e sisting 0‘ Folk dances Punch Ind Fail-field the objectite of their trip. place. V . .. . ”up. V
Th1! dwidend W111 be bo nda lines. Th 1 J d :at 10:30. Next 5m, hang 6t. sweet. Au mom.» - .. . «t?
u ry e, enc osure pro 11 y Show, etc. will be staged. The parklike enclosure catering sev- --———————‘ . , , ,. 7 ._ . 'f‘t'v.
entered on pass-books Md rides for two counts. iBooths displaying fancy and useful ar- Th d 1' x9 is” I {he first. Peters 013', there will be m: pres-em. As ., . .A »
:eral acres is now at its best with its e in “8 mg e If 0 at the Holy Communion at n o’dock. Easiness.
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paid on and after July
14. 10th, 1919.
Alden Salmons. President,
George, L. Woodward,
Treasurer.
June 16th, 1919. ’
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110103. chlldrene apparel. fancy goods wonderful display of roses occupying clue to graduate from St. Joseph’s Per...
omcer F1 an)‘ Stratton in making Iand box lunches for motorrsts will be the center of attraction. although rgchlal school will take place next
his rounds yesterday afternoon' dis atew of the attractions. A delicious 10mg“ of the “fly summer flowers Sunday. June 29. The class exercises
covered the we d our of the, Van Dyke ‘luncheon wil be serv,ed rain or shine,' are now claiming a share of attention. will be held in the school during the
Te 3 Co on East Washington stm’ in the Parish House for 50¢. All are. .3118: Jennings admitted the public for alternoon and‘in the evening the grud- Bead. Store
open and the night 1w bur m The invited to “help ring the bell. ” ithe three closing d‘ys of 1.“ week outing exercises will be held in the 0“ mg
1 church.
(mat and sldedoors of the store were imm WY- ‘5 “he '1” W W. 37 wgmamfi STE!“
locked Stratton was unable to 10.‘ Chm-lee 1.0111115 of Elmhuret. Lon: tore corner in the season, the flower l
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