Evening sentinel, Friday, May 28, 1920 · page 9

 

CITY NEWS

: Judge Joseph R. Taylor, who has
fheeii confined to his home on Fail-field

uremic, is reported as being much im-'

“Miss Nellie Hogan. who has been

" laidiop' with 11 severe‘attack er articu-A

, lat rheumatism for five weeks, is im-

.proving slowly.

‘ " ~Dance at Redmun'e Hall, West

.Washington' St, May 28. Svec Brothers
Orcli'esth.

The Little Shop, on North Main

“ istreéjt was closely watched by the po—

' lice ll night, last night, after Police

" mm Lockwood had reported the

' lixhté out.

‘ - inst-rm & Gans. That's All.

. Fged Paxton, arrested on a charge
" or stealing an automobile telephoned
New York was reissued yester-
:when the metropolitan police in-
Chiet Pennington they didn't.
m9 'him.

—{‘Honeysuckle" Peppemnint Patties

$90.11), At the “’Goodie Shop. ”

V‘ Tlipmas Heywood, arrested yester-

: any on a warrant forwarded by the
11011119 of New Bedford, Mass, on a

. charge of non- support of his wife,
V fierqa, was turned over to Inspector

r-John b. McCabe or that city today
beDAinclng Sat.- NightS, Baton Point
rat-k.

Dr, Ruland of the Westport Sanita-
than, reported to the police last nignt
_ that a. Mrs. ‘Doriianren, 45 years old,
, u patient of his, had disappeared. The

Waqua was found in Norwalk at 1: 20

this morning, wandering about in a
' ’flazed way and was returned to the
fianitarium.

V JI—l‘oneysuckle” Chocolate covet ed
8115s 49¢. per lb. At the “Candle
5:103” -

The South Nor-walk Music store on
, . achington street, which was forced

“to close yesterday because of the
flanlige done by the fire, is again
'ppea” for business. The front of the
. whtore is not damaged, and the dam-
_agedV stock-records only—will he re-
grinned to the factory. The loss is

covered .b-y insurance.

~Carpets Cleaned and Colors Re
>hewed. Connecticut Carpet Cleaning
_ flompany, 87 Cedar St. Telephone 969.

- Nestle’ 5 Milk Chocolate
. $75!: lb.. 40c 1-2 1b.. 20c 1-4 ll)

Shllson-Powell Corp.

‘ Armory. Friday Night.

and Protective Order of

 

 

.South News:
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,WHY NOT TRANSFER
“ OLD RECORDS TO OUR
STORAGE VAULT?

our company may have
Id lodgers, blue prints

«sans -

211th you may never
ed to refer to them, yet
‘u m: to know where

mynothoxuand'sendm ..

«valuables-ma

’49.; per lb Real dollar a pound value.
at the ”M Shop.”

~— ”Honeysuckle" Coconut
49¢. per lb. At the "Goodie 13th "

wean. Atthe 'Goodie shop" "

William Holland, colored, and Bridge
ctr-eel; claimed a horse which the 91>
lice had found wandering: the streets:

My 8st. filglili. m VfIV-t

‘ Mr. Perlm's-nm'or New York, has is

sumed charge, as manager, at. the Mar-

tin- Companpi s underweaF' plant, in.

Quincy street. _ . ,3“;
BALL nun ME.

The butchers of Norwalk win no-
3111 next week enjoying their Wednes-
day half holiday. as the meat markets
will close at noon on Wednesday m.V
in: July. August and September 011
Monday. observed as Memorial Day.-
the markets will close at 12 o 'cloct.

wsmv Hats, Straw Kate. O'Brien.

Robert M. Homer, Jr., of Ohio ave-
nue has become associated with the
F. W. Strain Company of 150 ‘Broad-
way New York, as supervisor or cor-V
respondenee Mr. Homer has been
identified with the Embaimers' Supply
Company, Westport, for several years,
as assistant superintendent.

-—-Straw Hats-Caps. O’Brien. _

John Bowker of Highland avenue,
today, sold his two-tamlly house at
No. 2 Summer street. through the
John T. Hayes agency. to Robert H.
Kuhnert. Frederick Hyatt. who has
been living there,._will move out of the
residence, and Mr. Kuhnert will move
into the first floor about the first of
the month.

—-—"Honeysuckle” Nougatines
lb. At the “GoodieShop.”

Norwalk Lodge, No.

49c.

Elks, will
hold an important meeting next Wed-
nesday evening at 8 oclock. This
will be the last opportunity to present
applications for membership so that
the candidate can be initiated with
the class on anniversary day, June
15. It is expected the class will num-
ber 100 candidates. ' _
-—South Norw'alk Music Shop, 110
Washington St, has just received a
complete new stock from the iactory.
Watch for their specials in a few days.

All service men are expects
uniforms at the hall this or ing :1
the Norwalk Armory. The G A. it,
Spanish War, and World' War veter-
ans will be present, with panics
of the state guards. It prom sea to as
a brilliant affair, and worthy or the
patriotic cause of providing funds [or
the Memorial Day observance. two
orchestras, Merriams and Grace
Brothers, will provide music.

» -—-Caps, Straw "Hats. O'.Brlen

A bequest of .8500 and a. “compact-
wood leather-covered trunk upon
which is a silver plate bearing the
name of his great- grandfather, John
S “'ilson, is made to Mayor Cliilord
B. Wilson in the will of his mutt, Julian
Eunice S. Wilson. late of 749 Wood
menus, Bridgeport, whose will was
filed in the Bridgeport cour yester-
day.

—— Honeysuckle” cream caramels
49¢. per lb. At “the “Goodie Shop." -

5 Relief
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NEW YORK, May 28 ,—«—Unless Lind~
lay M. Garrison. receiver for the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Gamay,
agrees summer with comma pug.
porting to represent power house no

oiincreased wagesHa strike Wmoe
called at 4 'ociock this alteration. ac-
cording to spokesmen for the commit-
tee. The strike, they declare, woulg
tie up the entire system.

The strike will to have home or
tit-alive yesterday but Mayor Kylan
induced. the committee to postpone it
for twenty-four hours, pending further
attempts to settle the dispute: ;.

Mr.- Garrison in a. letter to Haié'
Hy‘ian, stood by his refusal to mail:
the men, declaring that the records of
the company show that only one (:1
the cummittee is employed by the
colnpany.

HARTFORD'PABTOR DEAD.
HARTFORD, ’May 28 .m'i'he Rev. Dr.
Edwin Pond Parker. active pastor of
the South (:0an Church from
1860 to 1911. and pastor sarcasm: since

the latter year, one of the leading di-
{vines of New England fer a. generation?
died at his home in this city, today. "

of quality at prices within

patent features that kec a
wholesome.

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substation employee, on the Question.

Refrigerators?—

anieed :11 construction. finish and durability. with the

fifths

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m Alternates; moon by
every one interested play was recurs:
ed. Harper, the next Mistletoe

Rotators would have M all WW
”Mar Whistles”.
be dated his can to Hildebm. one
at onceordered him out ofthe genie.
Whammsbedattheom
winking mmmaum Hilde-
mm:mai%fl.duck~

malt has play
The players rushed about 11:9 m-
. Several man made has!
hearted short to stop the light. but the
symtby of the players seemed no be
1181 Starker. Some or them here
Hildebrand mum and in doing a.
roughly handled him under the guide

went so the shower baths. Mays re-
pissed him in the box. ‘

Panorama case nuorpeo.
HARTFORD, May 28.—F'urther in-

ling of Joseph We at Killingworth.
who died in may. on; and whose body
was exhumed last week, has been
dropped by the State authorities

Dr. Arthurl. Wolf, of on. city, has
informed Bmte'u Attorney Wt A.

 

1113115111.; an cumin-non of am-

staunch and other‘hrgins loe dead
man showrno trace of poison.

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the reach of alLFully guar-

all”; few more and then bsought his *

of friendship. Others pushed Shara '
key bust out of the tray and be finally -

vestigation into the suspected polson- '

 

the food sweet. clean and

See these great money saving Refrigerators.

...........$9.50to$85.00

 

the holiday.

Couch Hammocksinall styles and colors from
LawnSwinssfroin.......-..2;...... ..... . .36501131
PORCH SHADES In all sizes.4 ft. 6 ft.. 8 ft” 10 it»

12ft: '

'C Ouch Hammocks

Get a Couch Hammock or Lawn Swing for over ‘1

Oil 000k Slaves-

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UBLE HEADER
p VCORATION DAY SALE

Two DAYS Bfism‘nss IN. ONE—STORE CLOSES MOND iY . -

DOUBLE ATI'RACTIGNS EMORR‘OW.

M FOR EVERY BODY

Dresses, Skirts, Blouses

, Phenomenal Values
590 Ghoice New Garments at Tremen-

dons Price Reductions.

. The most attractive models of the season.
sizes furnishes, medium and stout women, all the most fashion-
Fine Wool Serra .111 Jersey Cloth
possess $139398

Serge. Satin andJerseYi goth
DRESSES at $14,398

3 file materials are of the finest quality. The styles are all
new. Colors embrace all the best shades.

. Beaded Georgette. Crepe De Chine. Figured Foul.
_ ard andExtraSize Crepe Dc Chine

DRESSES at $25 on n

‘ Hundreds to select from. Beautiful
”Odds and ”TIM?" colorings. W.

' , WOMEN’S WASH DRESSES

, _V Stylish, mieeahle Gingham. Summer Dresses. The newest
ideas In plaids, checks and stripes.

TOMORROW $5 98
Houses VOILE DRESSES

$9.98 To $18.90

.1 New charming styles, fashioned of fine quality printed volies.
' ; in light, medium and dark colorings. _,

1- ' DRESS SKIRTS
$5 .50. To $25.09

r .- , Splendid showing of Separate “Skirts. The stylee are do ‘1
lightful. The newest features In pleated and straightlme models
All the most efiective coloring-s and materials of the season.

WOMEN’S SUITS
At Exceptional Savings

' " $24. on To $50.00

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able colors.

1.1.11.

‘ 4:24”
”km

The best styles and colors.

tomorrow sway under regular prices. , . 1

There are all

materials, smartest

Handsome rich suits are ofi‘crcd

BIG SAVINGS EVERI

 

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150 VOILE DREss‘
PATTERNS

$4.98 and $5.99 the
Pattern.

Evm‘y woman; }-.Ii:‘\\.
voilcs are the 1mm
,‘fabric for sununnr (l-w . . Tm.
is the finest and m . fl'li\1ic
assortment 01pm“... H in”
exer shown \n: W 1 mm“,
marvelous Yarn-1V1 ,{mmm
in all the newest mm: Mmlxina-
lions.

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42 Inch Black and IN hits
Chocks

material. Regular \.,~..

Sale price

98c vard
White Washable Snort
Satin .-

Regular value $4.00
Sale mice

$2.19 vard
Colored Dress Satin

Yard wide. supmm‘. 1111.3?
trious finish: 1w--._-x:i
Sale price

Eli‘ \ .1311

$2 .29 vard
White Satin Linsmie

40 InClli. s 11 1d! l"‘;f';..'..‘ ‘

Sale price
- SI 99 v ard

Figured G001 uoite Crepe

All silk, 40
value $4.30
Sale price

I-lll'Ht F \\Hl~‘, result/u

>1 99 18rd
40 Inch Cl‘enc llc thine

and Georgette (‘1 ones

All the best and 111:1»! null»
plain 0030115: l'c‘L‘lx‘mr lulu. 39”“
3111193303 Sulv 1- ‘1‘

$1.99 \31d
Navv Taff 13 Silk

361 1111‘. ‘105 111th
Sale price

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\2 .19 Wild
Yard Wide black 'lai‘htaVVVCV

Regular 5-" .110 \.‘1li|t
Sale mite

.... r 3.
«jet.

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$1.99 vard

 

SHIRT WAISTS

A choice lot of belfiitiful new ll aists, doz—
ens of charming models, plain tailored, lace,
embroidery or rufle trimmed. The innterials
are linene, voiles and organdie. Special '

TQMORROW $1.93
FINE FRENCH. VOILE WAISTS
Flirt lac-e trimmed, ruffilc front.

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GEORGETTE AND C R 2’] F. DE
CHINE W'AISTS

Here are waists that aim tlw .1w‘;‘;‘.
season; scores of pretty slV\‘l:‘<
choicest qualitiesmmst beautiful m ‘- - -

fascinating .coloriugs. Spin-lull}- lll‘u-v‘ ‘

$5.49 To $15.00

 

 

2 11mm Canes

Choice selection of Fashionable

2-41:”.3‘33 and Ostrich tapas and

scat-ts in mural and black.
Priced extremely 10111. 7

Women’ s 19 Button Sflk 2

Gloves

'“Keyrer make, doubt e woven 911-: V

. gs: tins. white and black; regs
1131“}. all,

Women’s Ch“ ‘ 5'
5 [Kim

W in... white, 35mm and-
1 m: : n; .

black Special

.W . ,hlue and bisque. ~
$1.25 oair? .

. Girdle top, while only,
' . regular value 34.50.3191: prim.

,Seamed back—espliced heels, black

Womren's Fitrite Vests

 

Women’s- Petticoats
Fine quality. lustrous sateen
Sale price only

$1.89
White Muslin Petticoats

Embroidery trimmed
‘ Sale price, only.

$1. 79

Women’s Sweaters
Slip-on style, ruffle effect; black,

Sale price
$6.49 each
La Reine Corsets

all sizes:

$3.50 pair
Women’s Lisle Hose .

and white.
3 Sale price

Wmneu’sSifltanflgi

Short Hose

5womén’l Silk and fibre sport hose.
1 lancy colors;regu1ar value 3235

Sale price
$1.75 pair

pair
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Summer Weight, regular sizes;

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TOILET ARTICI ES

Corylopsis Tait um ;. \ .1 ...... 1‘41- V
Public-o Tooth pautn ......... 42v
Coleo Toilet $0111 Fc'
Butterfly Talcum Lou-(3v:

Palm Olive soap. :3 mi :ur.. 13c ‘
Pond’s Vanishing ('f't‘nm . '3le '

Large Size Bed! Shots-

The best value (In 1hr I'vmrlitl. ‘
will launder emu \\'I\,‘g:‘ Lyn m1}
linen; Value $400 mull.

100 on sah Tommnm :11

$2 .98 each“
200 Pieces Namwoh

Snow 01
suits I)? < . ' .
\3lue $(1lltl pl“ 1 x’,.
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Full Size Bed Spreads V‘V
High standard (111.11] thV 1.‘ u (1";
513115;; v aluc Sl. “O r 1.2169 each
45 Inch Caiilon Voile

Unusually {inc (11min ,1» .V.V\1‘:VIIV: gt
soft smooth finish :11» Ave-"Vila ,
[€113] for uranium m It: (“5" ?
value $1. 2:).

Very special

as
“Deltox” Crcx
The ideal was 101
tractive patterns;
Egyptian effects. lit 1.
hrou 11, blue And 111mm
Size 8x10, value $1.70”

S Dial
Siwpgxlfl. value “9"“

69c yard l
Russ '

f.
.Vqu 1111'. 9“ ,
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