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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 6, 1919 · page 5

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PALM BEACH SUITS
v.11 be the proper suit to wear ,
for the next 6 weeks. l

815. to $18.

SHANTUNG SILK SUITS
l $25.00.

BATHING SUITS

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HONOLULU. July 14 (Correspond-;
,encv m' The Associated Press).-——War,
against the United States will be made '
$2.25 to $7.50. ‘almost prohibitive for any -Oriental‘
lgationnthrgugltt) the establishment at,
- earl ar or ase here of the areaer'
Open Wednesday Afternoons. lpart of the new Pacific fleet, accord-E
" ing to naval authorities. The arrivall
Q lot the fleet late in August. it was de-F

clared, would make Pearl Harbor one?
,of the greatest naval bases in the'
"world and the most important to the
LUnlted States. 3
, Naval authorities have-said Hawaii
affords the only possible location for
_ a strong naval base in the Central Pa-

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,cific ocean for a distance of 4.000"
,miles. It 'lies approximately 2.300
85 WASHINGTON STREET, miles off the American coast. lt l!a-‘

‘waii were in the hands 02’ an enemy.
,accm-ding to local authorities, lhztt
ination could harass and threaten the
,. .1. entire Pacific coast. To guard the l’a-f
{'citir: coast. against an enemj or't‘uttyJ

in;' Hawaii. the ['nited States Would

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‘ * be compelled to keep a tleet many
I g e ws :times the size required with Hawaii as

. ‘ Hm American base. it is declared.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

. With the linited States in control

' of the islands an Oriental nation mov-

lingz against the l'nitrd States would

, ~, , \‘r w" a w“; a ”S”! net'otnjmilnd to v.0t‘k from a hasv 7.~

_ - .V _ . tum! to 5.0"‘.' miles from the American

' 2'1 .\»'-\'-. ‘t'l-‘n‘ ;- "‘ "-35- lt'ttli.\l, instead of tho Hawaiian coast,

nnly Lift-lit miles off.

WITH NAZlMO. l'mtl liathor. “he l't‘ the base is sit-v

: Potato: THEATRE, TO-DAY.}.‘1.1;‘::1: (and???):lntpdl'golml'nhllté
. t ' ‘rl, n E? i“ ‘5]

,. \GTHER WH‘NER- lwnrltl. 1: has an arm an 10 sqllall'e

-_. w... '..,it,~ and it depth 0. 112.".th than 60,

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.1. . »_' 1:» -‘. rw’ tr» of the Key, tw t. it l> landlocked and ships With.
.5. w C, 7:1..{011' _ thin!“ 12441911" the harborart‘eout ofviev.’ from tho
_ , |,~v ll. Tl‘t- art-at lit-W dt'vtlm it just com-
;,v .-4 1::‘ name ()1 .1“ , , , . .. . , ‘ ‘.
' ' _ ,, plum \ttlLlw Olllt‘lally opt nt-u by St-p.
.14. u: guit‘wvui. grutary 01' the Navy Daniels When he
»« {arrived with the fleet. it l5 1.4;:9 at,
J, ; -r-;}r_..».~e nt‘ South Main -long. 15 33 {PM Wide. and can handle

'any ship afloat m- csontt mttlatml.
,' Tine-\Var Department also has :tm-
.VF'FUV'Y' pie >l‘rS at the channel entrance and
latlreavly has (ith’L’l'll on till c' helmet»
lion 0?" protrctme (:“l'Pnrf‘S. A r-onsid~
Tllble‘ enable army t’urt'o also is tu..in‘.amed
‘ln the. islands.

- L‘l):n>‘.t-(l in :he air sentry,

and 1- it

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'lll'r.’ tutzttp.

~. tygwin m‘ the Associated

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l“: l't'fllyihll. Tl)l‘.t‘.<llll_\‘ own-t SEE REPORTS To REDS.
. i- 7 2:! 7:13, "Earth‘s night) ' .
" ”w! .. l PitCher-Outfielder Said to Haw. Got

Part of Purchase Money.

much: for the nwlt-l

rt: 3;. . 2: ("led at A ‘nr-lt‘.‘ _ . . .
:mllft'. Tin; innu'ders ".I‘\(‘I'\‘\‘:‘1_1‘
: Ufa.) days in tan-WT and PM” ""
' pitt't-ltassml l‘l'ul‘l‘. tin Rochester Inn-nix.-
.illullul Lettuttv (lull by the (minimal
t, National: to; .l prize said to hat-e been
lilm'm. reported to Pat Moran. :nan-

 

Ohio. Aug t..— Hatfield-

(‘hm‘lt-s Sets. v.‘.:0 “ms

-_* t) m 3H Lowe Slt‘ee
'. n‘it; (worsens with 5
.. rnitn‘t‘tm‘. to his utbt‘ "f thr- Reds. yesterday.
lav night witty, his 5w. who__.‘.vus noughttlac' melt. is
h ' ' " lsnfilito‘ltave 'ltizlvl out, tetra part or the

lpurchase monrvy Stud to have com-
tmxv that' promised mt tlti.~ matter wittLth- fit»

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.i‘.»n ut't‘ >ll‘lcE‘lCllESl’el‘ c-lttb het'rn'e,conse-nting to re-

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,,.rx1;h ct war-time prohibi-i port, to the local club.

‘, men: into effect on July Li «W '

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N. Y., N. H. & H. TIME TABLE

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.l» rubiy fimr-e the countryi
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‘ - . ' - ‘ WALK TO new YORK
"2 this atternoon, Deputy Cor-l SOAPTTLEEFEXV 532),. 5.491

. , ZI.<.::~;: fl. Stevenson will 110k] ‘1“l6:37E.T:11x. 7:541 8:16.11. Szlilx. 8:591,
' ‘o determine the cause ol’lhe‘llfléx. 3:119, 1(l::;'.;';x. 10:533.

. 17-year-old .lacoh Ash, who“ P- M1Iéiffidf'135::.l‘iltlTx.
”2"” in 5““ Norwalk 370“l3: 7 5:45, mcnx, t3:m;x. 8:281. ,.
"117‘” “th he “'5“ “NC“ by at (Stamford onlyi. 7:16); $216); 1111971.

3 Sundays
1 A. 3l.—~1219.

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finlilx. 10:33x. 12:u:’,x.

"”3 “3 appromm’e 5150“” p. M.——1:Gftx, 2:44x, 3:13. 4:321,
Tziix,

mwn's {morale share of the; 5:45, guysx, 73322 73102, :;45,\-,
‘ :< ' .‘ ’zfltix. li’lznTx. 1b: C. _:1; x.
. ”ml“? or CO}? ‘ lusw YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
.~+;t:e aid roads m action», A. 31.—12:10x., 4:10”. 5:3“ 6:34,
with the provisions of an ad or. 81002:. 82511:. 9:15x. Sic-lax. lfvzz'r'lx.
unwral Aswmbly. was reached 11‘; P, ).I.-12:(t3x, 12:74.3 tFx-rigaygr‘ and
held in Ridge». Saturdays only), 1mg? 1_:..:.»x (satur-
‘ day only), 2:15x, 23);, "1: '
;4:122x, 4:23. 5213):, ’1"
37:30x, S:10x,11:15x.
Sundays
A. Bis—1211M, 6:00,
‘ 0'03. -'v::’t}x.
.. .rs. at the corner of South; '13. ”1.41231”? 1303):. 1:54); 3
:n:‘; the ('tll’lC'Oj-d street‘exten.l5;.:.1 553,-“ 5:501:30; 7:39,“ 8:
- neg—.2111; tompletion. \Yithin 912"“? l-tri""”lx.11:15x.
, week, work on the foundation SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN

. . _! A. I\!.—12:2~3x. 1:.‘Zt’lx. 314m. 6:517.
.;nd the nnal erection “f ””1721 9:13x. 11.»:22, 10:53:: tBridgeport),
_- Tizil he started. 1 ,

imgvrm'tng.
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\‘Va‘lrer Storev ilflE :e-‘6:51, :08x.3:09x, Sz4t'ix,9::.3x.
' Home Flmcres‘. tartar-’2‘ sum“)?-
“ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ " A. 7~l.—12:26x. 1:22:13
disc’lmée “““tmzm, 11:12x, 11:58x.
win: Fuelel P. .-\t.—2:1n:vx, 32052:, 4:43.
-.v:t.-§6:33x. 7:08x, 5:283; 8:4vx, 92251:, 10:13,

11:16 (Bridgeport).

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itxl'ltille
sen-ice
of this time

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rze par;
‘ nee, where

'2nsi'let'able service :‘nd‘ A. Mondays),

31—12:]le (except.

6.1’38.‘
4132):. ‘

5:41.11, 0:491, 5259.’

P. Sir-1:20. 3:27x, 4:23.5119, 6:21x.

6:48}

Lie.,e-man:,NEw HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALKT

untied. Hr is rewiring-1:42; 4:53.11, 5:50, 6:50, 8:05x, 5:30.
.. .. ~ '9:41x, 11:00.
” “3“”: mend" l P. M.—~12:17x. 3:40x, 4:25. 5:16;,

 

‘CH—ES;ER GETS HOLDEN. £591 53"“‘11'59433295
INTO. Aug. fir—The Toronto: A. M._12110x, 432x,
League. mm yesterday“ 8:30x, 92415:, 11:00.

‘ Bill Holden. once a 4
' ~ Rochester club.

4:531,

.:35, 5216):, 6:11x, 7:05x, 9:18! 9:35,
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_ r‘——' fi‘ SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY
' I” A. lj.—6.i1, 8227, 9:591.

P. M.—1:27, 1:54x (Fridays and Sat.
urdays) only), 2:48, filling-5:27, 6:2:2
Sunday. -

ARE YOU 01¢?
. }' :housand of population

~ card has - 544 seven A. M-9:25.10129.
5, 386 H P. 3!.——2:15, 7:20.
° - 346 u DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
‘ "‘ . u “A. 31,—5258. 7:20, 10:05, 11:50.
11-1 302 P. M.-—4:33, 7:07, 8:25. .
228 " Sunday

A. M.-—7 : 50.

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_ 1 States 108 p_ M,_12:05,» 8:40. 1:13".

' . -h the wealthiea M10
; .:. .rth, we appear to be 1.118
' thnity. Do your pm in

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P. M.——~12:71x, 1:55;, 2:23;, 3:40;}

l - 54% your country in mm . .
6-; among thrifty nation! by . sprayingprunin'gf, bolting .qnd out-g
ggg. '5 "713% savings account to- ‘. " ' ‘ cry ;

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‘ ’1“ When the fur-man made ready for this sale of handsome fur coats and such', this
, Was the question he had to answer:— ‘ .g, 2...}.-. a...
g :2. “Why should any woman buy furs in' August?
j ,3- “What good reason is there for having-3,5316 of furs now-l .
Q “Why do you c'xp‘é‘ct anybody to paf’fi‘t‘i‘f attention to you? news of fins, when ',

money.

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brunet—s3 75

Hudson seal with large shawl -'c‘ollar,l

'- 5 He had his answer.

“Women know th

Store Closes Daily at 5; Saturdays at 9; ' Opens at 8:30 A.M.

is. {They don’t have to be told." You know, they are kecner
Buyers than men. Don’t worry, they will appreciate the chance we are giving them”.
Such is his story. Here are some of the furs with which he backs it up;—,s ”M

New coats, mostly smart 30-inch length:-
l'fT' {Taupe squirrel, large shawl collar, rip-;
pig back with harden—$415
' Hudson seal, shawl collar,

lrlpple back, deep Cuffs—$390

Hudson seal, deep shawl Collar and

bull's of Australian opossum—$312

t Belted Hudson seal coat with deep col-

' alt—$260

. Sealinc, belted style, shawl collar,—,
3S135

5225

t Taupe marmot with' nufria collar and

pulls, ripple back—$200

t Belted Hudson seal witli squirrel col-

lar 'and cuffs—$200
Natural mannof,

loose model,

gridded, nutria collar and cuffs—$195

Hudson seal with squirrel collar and:
, gdeep collar—$90

puffs—s 1-75

‘ Beaver, richly handsome—$50,

" '1 -;Yukon wolf—$45

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[1' aupe wolf, 'aninial shape—$42

, a. Hudson seal collar—$65
tYuko’n Wolf scarf—$37.50

aupe fox scarf—{78,50 .

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Ends of

replace any of these futs at the old prices.

 

SUMMER HOURS.

Why it’s Wise
to choose furs.

the thermometer has been over 90 most of the time for nearly a month”.?,
It was clear, convincing, to the point.
“Women will buy these furs i am showing you, because they can buy them
cheaper now than later.
i; “‘1 chose them a long time ago—and paid for them at once.
*7 " “Since that time, prices have gone up. T hey are going up still more. i can’t

 

So, you see, women are going to have

Hudson seal with bell sleeves,

ishawl comm—$225 .
Sealine with deep opossum ’colla‘r and

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Scarfs in many han
(Taupe fox, animal shape—$125 it, ‘
{Taupe lynx, shawl collar—$75 Li
' . ; {Taupe fox, fine hue,-—$75
' Silvery fox, copy of silver fox,-—$75 .

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’cufis, belted—S 165

. ' “(They are going to pick from the finer pieces of fur too. ,The best skins are al-

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deep

Fine weasel, full ripple back, shawl Col-

Ian—$265

Civet cat, ripple back, full, shawl col-

Ian—$135

Sealine with large shawl Collar, and

deé’p cuffs—$137.50 ‘ _
Marmot, ripple back with border,—

Marmot with raccoon collar ’and cuffs,

——$1 10 .
Belted sealine with large shawl collar—
$110

Fine marmot with full back and deep

, collar—S 135

Sable marmot, belted style, bordered,

dsome styles:-

Black fox—$50 ‘ ‘ 5”"
Skunk scarf-3323.50 ’
Brown fox scarf~$;42.50
Mink scarf—$52.50

Natural raccoon—$20
Japanese {OKs—‘32.}O
Australian opossum-$812.50
Natural -squirrelei-‘-$29.So
fl‘aupc wolf—863 ~;‘
Mink-+5359?
Yvette~f0x+358 ,;, .

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Thu. V0 .8; ‘llzi‘;

Your canoe _ .
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Hit): Hll): They are here at last!

More Oldtowns! How eagerly you've been waiting
for 'emll v

Greatest canoes ever built.

Lightest but stron’ est easiest to handle vet. safest. .
And here is a dam v le‘ bunch of em.

. So styaieht and fast fromthe makers thatthe var-
rush on em has hardly had tune to set.

Orange with blackstrine.

Black with red border and cold stripe.

White with stripe of Yale blue.

Solid maroon and eaten and red and golden brown.
. Maybe you cat pick a camouflautd canoe; One or
two ought to be 17.1 the lm 113:: the": cm suit-tracked
soti‘tewhei‘e. Likely to ‘e 111 here by time you read
thts news though. ‘

Sixteen footers. 1

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f<‘<,t‘t€ 1's. and 1; footers.

Several models including the swnmn which czm‘t
03115120. 3.5.9.8010 Self?»

Just one hint :—
Dcn't delay in pickinv. You'll eel your favorite if

you are prompt.
Font-.111 flux r. . l

. Brilliant new
French jewelry.

Maybe we dislike to admit it—but there is no low-
priced jewelry made in America to compare with the;

French. ' . ' .
There is a color and a brilliance, a novelty, an cited,
a real beauty in the French jewelry of small cost! We'
can’t equal it. '
Here is collection of such jewelry just arrived from
France. it proves its own-claim to preference. .
,The settings look like platinum—but are not. 'i 3
The jewels flash with the color 'of sapphires and rubies
and diamonds—but are not. 2
Effect of true jewels is given by them, brilliance of fincj
diamonds—and their settings arc novcl and effective. ,
Handsome brooches and barpins and circles—one cir-
cle set with pearls is a rare beauty!
,Yet prices are but— $1 to $2.

keft aisle, front. _. , ... , l

Seen the new
crystal necklaces.

,Thcse too from France and of fine beauty and effect. ‘

Crystals of many colors. Cut in such fashion that they,
flash forth both light and color from each of their many,
faces.

Amethyst and topaz and cherry-red and unique green
shades and some irridcsccnt beauties.
Lengths from long to short— $1 to $4.50

Left aisle. front. . . , . .. .t l

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'- ~ Handsome new
curtains,»- $1.50

{Though price is so small, they actually deserve that
much-abused word handsome.
For their effect is remarkable and their quality un-

usual. ‘
Mcrccrised marquisctte with spoke hemstitching and

an edge of antique or imitation Cluny lace.
{Their luster combines with their attractive patterns to

. oducefie effect. ‘ , .
131.50; ._

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