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DONNELLY'S
16 South Main Street
{Money Saving Sale *
‘ We have just received alarge quantity of Men’s
and Boys’ Clothing. Furnishings and Shoes. All these
goods are marked down below the government Dnces.
Come and you Will see for yourself how low we are
selling our merchandise. , ,
. Below are but a few of the many bargains. which
iwe are offeran at this sale. ~
Men’s Hose. all colors . . . . . . . . 4 nair for $1.00
Men’s Blue Working Shirts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-49
Men’s Summer _Underwear . . . . . . . . . . . . 79c garment
Men’sDressShIrts .2
Boys’ Blouses ................ . 9c each
Men’s Dress Cans. regular price Siddfor '. . . . $1.39
iiMen’s Working Pants. regular $5.00 for . . . . . . . .49
Men’s Dress Pants. all colors. regular S7 and $8 $4.. 8
Boys’ Knee Pants. all colors ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .59
Men’s Heavv Work Shoes (A Johnson Shoe) . . . $3.19
Men’s Regular ArmyShoes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.95
Men’s Dress Shoes. regular price $8 and $9 . . 6.95
' ys’ Dress Shoes. regular price 56 . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Now IS your opportunity to save money. Come
and bring your friends. and let all Save money.
Max Berger
l3 RAILROA AVENUE SO. NORWALK. CONN.
BRITISH REF”
The other day
bled {hat Kelly’s
accepted. Seine
pets, of Philadelphia—Kelly’s club-
went to the Henley and had some sort
of argument ,
Why this should be dug up at this
less Kelly looks too formidable for
the best of the British scullers. Kels
ly' is more the. nangry
it will be his great
the winner of the Diamond Sculls in
the Olympic regatta.
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CORNELL'S CROSS c O U N 1' RY ‘.
m
an. or KELLY":
eon-m! noes no noon. ‘
th Henley ennui: ca—
entry chum not be
years agothe Veee
with the British Metals.
e to bar Kelly we know not—una-
and says that
pleasure to beat '
'TEAM TO MEET OXFORD
OAMBRIDGE.
Woe. N. Y., June 11.—Cornell's
cross country team will meet a com-
bined Cambridge and Oxford team in
England in December.
ager Romeyn Berry,
Athletic Association.
a cable message to B. G. D. Rudd. of
Oxford,
which was extended when the Oxford.
Cambridge track team visited Cornell
in May after taking part in the relay
carnival at Philadelphia.
team of seven men will leave early _
in December and return before Janu- ~‘
ary 15. The race will be staged short-
ly after Christmas.
Graduate Man-
ot the Cornell
yesterday sent
invitation.
accepting the
The Cornell
WILL COME HlGH TO SEE CUP
RACE
8.
) NEWPORT, R. 1., June 11.——lt will
come high to witness the yacht races
for the America’s Cup oli’ Sandyufiook
next month. '
The house committee of the New
York Yacht Club has chartered the
steamer Highlander for three days at
$6,500 a day. '
under the navigation laws to carry
750 persons.
She will be equipped
Luncheon will be extra.
N. T. AND R. CO. TEAMS PLAY.
in a fast game on the Malone dia-
mond. on Tuesday afternoon, the base-
ball nine of Dept. 25 defeated the
‘Dept. 1 nine. by th escore of 74).
tThe Dept. 1 nine did not measure
up 2}) the standard. while the Dept. 25
team is a last aggregation.
Owing to the recent shutdown at
the plant, the. Dept. 25 team will be
known as the “’est Ends, but will use i
like same lineup.
The “’est Ends would like to hear
:rrom the Wiions. Norwaik A. C. (col-
flared team). and Connecticut
jll'orks.
Lace
Address all communications
'to R. J. Finth. N. ’l‘. and R. Co.
lb: Janos.
Den. 25.~C. Smith, 3b; Renez. ll-
ss: E. Roche. c: ‘Conlln.
rumors. 9:. F. Smith. of: Takacs. cl.
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lib—ll: Handle. 21): Mansfield. rt: Car-
g
Dept. 1.—-George. 3b: “’hone. ss-lb; : '
McCarthy. c; Rowland and MoGarry.
fill):
55-”; Moore. cf; Sheehan, cl.
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Ithe auspices
club will be held today and Saturday
lat the traps of '”
Nielsen. rf; Friend. p—ss: Mum.
STATE SHOOT.
The Connectlwt slate shoot under
0! the Hartford Gun
the Hartford club.
iMem‘bers of the glorwalk Gun club
twin attend the
days.
shoot. one or both
The program for the two days
includes 300 targets for which there
(will be filly-six trophies.
All of the
Ze'e'enis. except the American Tran
ishoplers' association and the slate
championship
all.
cording to their know ability or per-r
. mean nmcrmcrrr YOUR annual-I"
' F5" WIRE YOUR HOME THIS SPRING -
Racine yourself from household drudgery through theme 01
Electrical Appliances. ‘ s.»- .
‘7 iOOHPIETE LINE OF FIXTURES TO CHOOSE FROM
F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shop
" “ 00 Wall St. Phene 558. f . N
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trophies, are open to
Shooters will be classified ac-
cenla ge.
Saturday afternoon there will be a
special handicap match or 100 targets
with seven yardage prizes and a high
Fun prize.
The tournament will be under the
management of Starr Matthews. re-
gional secretary-manager of the east~
ern zone. or his representative.
soarms rum) ‘ ' '
$132,600.00 ‘5 iii
.V'Surplus is defined as “Ex~
eess beyond ,what is neces-
cry.”
. Connection
_, is seldom charged
against," ' " but is kept as a perms.
nt addition to capital; $75,-' ‘
M00 of ours was paid in by.
‘ {older-S, $57,000.00 . Saved
meanings instead oi being
i“ wOut in dividends. . . ,
This amount added to capi- ’ ‘mg c°nne°t°m
"of$200,000~00 makes ‘
. - you and possible loss.
safely.
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. wed from earnings and in trhose resources are. ample to
' - meet all, emergencies and
whose policy is founded on-un.
qualified integrity, you choose
. ‘ And it along with the safety
you get courtesy, then you
have made a desirable ‘ bank-
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ond'er Values”
EXTRAORDINARY, ECONOMIES
.Will mark every sale here tomorrow—Our drive on
cally marked the Boston Store as the real leaders in mice
In many cases it’s a big two dollars worth that can be had for
High Prices during the 'aast few weeks h... emnhafi.
cutting. Make a special effort to be here tomorrow.
the price of one dollar. '
xi,
‘ QverQne Hundred Pieces of
Figured Dress Voiles
'A' most wonderful va
‘ , terns including two tone efiects
riety of colors and nat-
in dainty floral de-
Plain Georgette Crepes ~.
. . 40 inches wide. all silk: light or dark grounds. '
'arlous desngns of flowers. scrolls and figures.
Wortli $3.00 and $3.50 yard
Tomorrow $1.66 yard
$2.50 Pongee Silk $1.00 In].
All silk washable natural color
Japanese pongee at a tremend-
ous price reduction.
Sold in five-yard lengths only.
Black Satin Charmeuse
, 38 inches wide, very lustrous ex-
cellent for sport shirts, was 34.50
yard. Tomorrow
. .79 yard
40 In. Grene De Chine
All the best and most desirable
plain colors; regular value $3.00
and 33.50.
Sale price
$1.99 vard
White Washable Snort
Satin
Regular value $4.00.
Sale price
45 $2.79 Yd.
Colored Dress Satin
Yard wide. superior quality lure
trous finish. regular value $4.00.
ea. 1...... $1.99 yard
Flesh Satin Lingerie
40 inches wide. regular value 83.50.
5 rl
ale 1) cc 5219 yd
$1.75 White Satinette
Tomorrow
$1.49 Yd
. $125 and $1.50 Plaid Skirt-
Ings ,
' $1.00'vard
Tomorrow ‘
. .5538 Baronet Satin
73 A handsome pink shade.
Tomorrow's price 'will- be
$3.98 yd.
.4.
Dry Goods Specials
Embroidered Pillow
Cases ,
'2 Full size, superior quality:
,value $1.00.
Special. 69¢ each.
DresSPereale
Yard . wide, vast ”eminent of
neat patterns, excellent quality;
value 49¢. '
tractive designs; value $3-
Sneéial.
: value $3.06 each. 100
”om-each , . .,
. l
g ,, Snecial. 36c yard.
2 ‘ While ”Swede-
- Full size. good Wearing qualitydoat'
.. . . $2.59
Winchell: value oaths market,
‘7“. 0115818” :.
Skirts, Blouses.
New Styles and Wonderful Values
FINE WOOL SERGE AND JERSEY CLOTH
DRESSES at $9.98,
SERGE, sa-rm END JERSEY CLOTH
DRESSES at $14.98
The materials of the finest quality~the styles are all new. Colors
embrace all the best shades. . ‘ .1
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BEADED GEORGETTE, CREPE o: cams, raeuaeo FOULARD AND
EXTRA SlZE cages DE CHINE . ’
DRESSES at $25.00
Hundreds to select from—beautiful materials, smartest models and
exqulsnte colorings. ‘
m
STUNNING NEW VOILE AND GlNGHAM
SUMMER DRESSES
$8.98 and III) to $18.98
.Lovely new selections, beautiful calm-lugs and harmonious combi—
natlons sizes for small, medium and large figures.
FINE SILK SKIRTS - 3'.
or DNUSUAL CHARM
The mos: distinctive summer skirts. displaying a wealth of new
style treatments. 'Beau‘tifully developed in Baronette satin. novelty
silk: and wash satm. in all the new light shades.
514-98 and $18.98
WHITE WB SKIRTS
Highly serviceable but'l'neilde‘nsivé. cool, summertime shirts; a com-
plete collection of new attractive maneu- -' - ,2 “an.“
senescence-r
.. DRESS SKIRTS
Hundreds of epic and-span dam. The style: and materials th
at are
now. in vogue. AceOrdian planed, box plaited, side plaited and
straightolme models , ~ I, 1;“. . .
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A semen: shame. or ‘ Mme SUITS
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A splendid assortment of
Crene dc. Chine and
Georgette Waists
Dainty waists that are new
and exceptionally lovely. There
area. hundred exquisite models,
from which to make ur selec-
’ lions, all the most ashionable
exquisite coloringa.
right unto-the minute Styles,
coloring are new and dis-
tinctive. The materials are
satin, Jersey. silk mohair. surf
satin, talfeta and poplin.
”$6.98 to. $20.00.
a run assortment or whine 0
shoes and slippers in all colors
Specially priced andslnes.
, $5249lo$15m ‘2‘ $125 to $3.98.
,- 1;ShirtWaists « 33W Cans- ;69c 31*"
a choice lot or more! new. , 31-50- ‘ , .
waste, abacus or, W fi 53" -, >,
Style.“ " with. male” agent. Black.’
‘ Galvanized
signs. Fancy figured and many exclusive designs .
mam“ W" the 'Wms' ‘. .. . Figured Georgette Crepes
WORTH FROM 75c TO 5125 A YARD’ V '0 ‘7- ‘ .40 nches Wide. all silk: light or dark ormnls. ‘.
Tomorrow. Your. Unrestricted Choice. 3' r” ~ various desgns of flowers. scrolls and llQ’Ul‘t—S.
' . ‘ Values unto $4.00 yard. .
49c Yard Tomorrow $1.49 yard
An Unmatched Sale of Vanitv Purses
Sale of Silks . , " x
has ‘u‘r q
,. its: 2S3:.:‘:e:.:;:.:°:::33*' be Dresses, Sults, 131$.»
’ “ ' More
Fanny >11}; m.
and m ;
Shlil .
may all; lad '
Gloves
"Ken-er“ 11:21 kl . -
8‘?“ ”is. e}. -,
lflr 31,711.
Sale mice
Women's Chamoisette
Gloves
Two-(lash. ;; a},
fault Swainl
W'omen's Fancv Linen
Handkerchiefs
Dain‘y antacid. n.9,
Special
@-
Women’s Petticoats
Fine quality. iii-'zw
Sale Film; only
.. h‘
La Reine Corsets
Girdle lQ'f'. “‘lil't‘ 6
regular \altl- 3;
Model Bandau
Open bark mv‘ " ~
rink, Sp) is}
Standard omlmy
~medium and (l.i:k -.
Silk llandhats
Snecial S112?“
W’omen's 16 Button Silk
Bungalow .lomls
v‘lrl
51.23 mil
' t 221' .53.
98c nah“
\ L
23¢ each
$1.59
'fe‘u:
$3.50 nail
Brassiere?
,- 1'. ‘ef will
the
in ..o. AIL”
_,.:,
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terns.
$1.98 an
Smith's hip“ “‘-
VQTT'OLF ,- .
a $22.49.
93.12 Axminisler RugsI
Floral and ‘ ’
“'orih 3.” 1m
Tower
in all colors
h” 0' C relon
New Dalian: :23 311..
ings.
““OI'lh 50C P. Kalli.
Tomorrow.
e w G ‘
Ninnon Chma T93 “"3" E
and Saucers
Choice cf. Hart» ‘3’
regular value 37““ j
‘ ., $1.49
Tomorrow 56! of
I 9‘
Enamel cocking-refill (or
Steel mwlfiouan
er; regular SLW.
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No.6 Parlor
Raga. 1.0a.
. h.“ ‘ Tomorrow. 79°
Iron Garbage
.-.
Pails
' . sin-cover:
urge 8M. :1
scalar $140
Hammocks . ‘
ill?“
,T-t‘v w .
Tomorrow. 3.3.9:
Tomorrow
Tommi“ $1.49 L
TOW. $59.93
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11.0 '7'?» {film‘- .
39c yd. ’f
'ulcilfin:i
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£1.69
Brooms
Norwalk Chronicler