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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 18, 1920 · page 16

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ti yxmembersjo the , 7 , some“ 7, 1,. _,
bdard’ot,charlt‘l93, ' foundrthe farm trade .‘routos‘jc ., ed ’ ,. g
crowded with fifty-seven inmates ’ tor t I!!! Holland and in turn England, be-
' Whom there were only four houses. came world“ centers. , Today these

 

STATE FARM: . *
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W Board of Charities, Will Ask The State Fm for Womeras es— great trade routes radiate from Am- , _ , . .,. .. _ " .

' Funds for Improvement- tabllshed by the General Assembly of erlca. and 8.0 the largest and richest, : , 59‘ the. 400 .
Secretary Charles P. Kellogg of the 1917, andwu opened hi July, 1918. cities in the world are to be found‘ln , 7 i c l ‘ ' ’ ,

state board or charities said this ’ the United scares. nose country is ‘ in flu m

tweet that after impacting the State rpm-DE ROUTES - diligent and wise it should maintain . <

M for WOmen at East “Lyme with In the past few months the United this supremacy indefinitely.~Boys’

 
 
 

In; M. J. Wise of Hartford, the
W of which Mrs. 'Wise is also a.
Member, would ask the 1921 General
‘Mmbly for a substantial approprr-
alibi!" to .be used toward the c‘on-
“:sti'uétion of suitable buildings." Mr.
,Zlfhllogg was asked how large an ap-
mmlatlon was likely to be required.
77 ‘1 can’t go so far as to quote fig—
ali'co,” he replied.

m. Kellogg explained that he and
fin; Wise, whose visit to the State

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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'cltles follow» these trade routes and

 

win for Women was the quarterly Rome and afterwards Venice became

JACOBY’S

 

States has _ suddenly become the Life for June.
greatest eitpqrter of goods of. any 143- - '.

tioiz in all history. ’From the great
seaports on ,the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts radiate great trades route
which reach practically every country
In the world“ We are likely to forget
that , the growth of countries and

 

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among the‘miners. '
rise or fall in proportion to the vol- "“'—“"‘" -——-—--,
ume of their trade. The great Baby-

lon was built on such a mute; later

 

Hartford.

Summer Day ,
Sports v

Our Sport \Vear Section will appeal to every lover of

the great our-doors for here are the newest of the smartest
styles in clever sport wear, fsliioucd fol" llle freedom of. en‘—
joyahlc‘ days in the summer sunshine and styled in models

- of exclusive designing -'l 3‘ «l . .9 , model for ngg girlsfvmund
_ . . . . .1 “cg;
Summer Dresses Fox Cycles c Hardware Co. ’r f- 1,
In silk as well as in washable fabrics in the prettiest South Norwalk Conn " { "‘ B kskjn . hi 1; modes-2:111) ‘ 10‘ f
' :, “C m 4311 80H .

goods and clever styles at very rcasoneble prices—

$4.98 to $25.00

Specials in—

SWEATERS

A sale of sweaters for
summer wear in the prot-

 

Sale of—

SUMMER SKIRTS

> Not many of a style nor are
all sizes any one style but what- ,
ever you select in your size is

well worth twice the moncy wc licst 01" (3010139 and lm'lllll' , L-rj‘ l ,. 4-. '7 w_
ask. nu: all ihc more dcsn‘od ‘( r l‘ ’4”- OIfOI‘dS. ‘
modols and Ion-“ribs ¢/‘ ' l . ,
" P \. g men of medmm vamp style—$8.50.

 

 

$2.98 to $19.50 ,

$4.98 to $12.98

 

 

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Summer Millinery

Hats that are, every one especially designed from exclusive
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lodcls for summer wearing and pretty as a picture, breatlh

A Showing of , 1

ing fashion in every touch of time nd shape-

$4.98 $5.98 $6.98

 

 

 

 

 

$2.98 to $10.00

' . LAOK or com. in CHILE. :

SANTIAGO, Chué,‘ {June 169mm r
roads are seriously handicapped by a
lack of coal as a result or agitation

' Roton Point” Park—Friday night.
Famous Fernandino’s Orchestra of

 

 

 
 

 

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$5,000 car‘ is different from a $2,000 car.

Work Klothes are'different from others as a
It isn’t

KRDLIJS .
WORK KLoTH ES

For rough and ready wear,»

wherecomplete protection is

- wanted, there’s; nothing so .
good. Compare these with

others and you’ll see why

they're worth more-though they

. cost about the same. V

' FOR SALE BY

366533 a sruvaus, L

‘ A NEW KIND or worn hours . .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Right now in a mighty good rim. to
paint your house—inside and out-:-
and you will want nothing but the
best. We are staking our busines-
rcputation that Du Pont Points and
Varnishco ARE the best —-ond ,,Wo
can’t aflord to go wrong. -
The‘Du Pout name has been, unci-
ated with the leaders of American
Industry for over a hundred years.
Rely on it.

Let us help you select the correct
point or varnish for the ‘1ka you,
luv. to do.

 
 
 
 
 

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lwith a special appeal to women. w _, Mg, 7;». ’ "

' i , Linen with long vamp—$3.

 

 

 

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.. HOW MUCH BETTER

it is to use a check in paying ac-
counts than to pay cash. ”We use
up-todate banking methods, and
We want you to know that this is

A PEOPLE’S BANK
OWNED BY HOME PEOPLE.

and we Would like to accommodate
you in any way that we can.

 

, imp—$9 and $9.50.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

saggy
1.000 GAllONS

411sz
Colonial paint stands the terrific heat, Cold, moisture and

driving sand of the coast. lt-is an absolutely, honest paint'of
the highest possible grade. Ask for booklets, write or call.

Use Colonial Paint on Your House

 

 

 

 

 

Play Suits. Rompers. Creepers and all sorts of clad?
figments to make fine, little ones cOmfortable and

D Y. .

Boys’ ‘l’lay Suits with be ted coats. White sailor suits
w 3:th glbcstyle of a real Marine. 3 to 8 years. $2.50
Play suits—white Waist and contrasting color for

oants. collar and culls. . 2 to 6 years, $2.00 to $3.50.
moors and Creepers fashiond of longhorn. cotton.
creoe and
Bil: tgxl’d’llfirsléi3d'75 n 4' t6 10 $1 50
e a vcra s. vcars . .

C [AL IN ‘

SPE , R MPERS
Odd sizes in blue. nink 0

and white. 1.0
“Alhcneeds” in white S 0
and waist With hose supporter fastener; '

. J. I. MALLETTE : .

 

diatom-g; room'sr comfortable and cool -

:ck: a combination of drawer ‘

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Anavy, white, cordovan and black, . H

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

here. ~»
l" With simple aliirlfbfjvhifo'tgrw ~31. ~ 5 ' ~-
y, .,. :womenpref enig‘l'unm',
- To accompaan y the?“ affirm g .
‘te and beachful' colors, one‘chm sés-_'3?3h&_ -.
map or. oxford; usually that of Nubnckfafigag, q
l, Forever-y sort of Summer wear, there is a“ ,Wln ’31 ‘ “

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l And that type 9&5?”- is ready here 8.115111%. {.31

g» “ ' Shoes ofregularheight. ‘”‘
9.5 Nubuck witblcmg vamp—$9-. ‘ .

gallon, medium vamp—$8. ‘ ‘ > ‘ 4; 4 w 5,.
{I Nubuck with Neolin sole, medium vamp—~$L§§>§:
l Canvas with uglier sole, medium vamp~$6.50§i§if ,
i , Canvas in special

Nubuck, welted sole, medium vamp, Iii-cut mod,

} Nubuck _ in plain rich model with medium vamp _ y
r 11 turn sole and long vamp—$9.50. T356}
3 Linen Iii-cut pump with long vamp—$9. , 3]
‘ Canvas Iii-cut model,, medium vamp—$6.50.

Plain graceful canvas with medium vamei.

Canvas with long vamp—$6.50.
Canvas with rubber sole and low heel—$6.
$4 Canvas of long vamp style, rubber sole and heal A
.50. 2
Linc sport oxfords with tan leather trimming-$8. i
Nubuck oxfords with leather Cuban heel, mo ',

Second floor.

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Cool comfort
in Summer undies.

. , summer waIStS . .-‘ , Gauze weight vests and bodice for women, fine co
Bathlng Sluts 'l‘llc vogue for smart simpli- Peoples TruSt CO' hon beaded top and real elastic 37 1-26 and 4
city in separate waists is well 1 79 Washing-ton St" : Women’s fancfisle fine rillbbed VCStS, 135056 Silld$10r
:- s mwnfl ”3, the dually. oxclusn'c ~ , fillet yokes several . erent sty es . 0
$0.98 to $15 "10“?“ m "0“ "“1"“ M So. Norwalk, Conn. Fine lisle vests and bodices, band lop, give emu?
.L , .wcar. All sizes, 750 and
' spllc

; Women’s full fashion silk lisle hose, high
heel, double sole, black or white $1
‘2 Outsize black only
.‘ Women’s pure thread silk hose, lislc garlcr top all) ‘
sole, mock seam, these are very fine and good wagging:
Main floor. left. a .o...

Men here’s
real comfort. ,3

Here are changes of summer furnishings you sill apl

Pajamas, what a variety of colors and cnnllnnnfmns

WJ‘U In“. '2'"

the looks, though looks count, too, so much . '. . .7 . - 50m $450
as it is the feel that comes from superior fit } ALBERT 13' MORGAN, SOUTH NORWALK la”?! comm mat‘inalslsmpes $333 to 37:50;
and workmanship. There’s [a pride of. HUBBELL 8‘ STAPLES NORWALK ‘ L'finion suitilfifififimstyl. knee length, no Sll‘m'Q
’“g/ownershlp as well as greater comfort g ‘ : a , ' ecially well made ’ $2 and $2.50;
built llltO ’ ‘ -. ‘ (SP Men’s extra fine fibre silk socks, specially We“ mad“
FOR THEKIDDIES land-bistrous, colors are black, cordovan, grey and nag]:

 
 
 
 
 

‘ " fl ' hablc tics mcrce ,
. A very speclal assortment of was . , .- l §

ilk 'n a . earance with damulx lm a?

7 ed, very 5 e57 1 PP four—in—hands mm???

v.2 Mam $544.56; .. k

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'pes runnmg entire length,
ent kmd _ . Wm, ,
WW;- Maln near. right.

 

FOR. SALE

A number of second hand wagons. carts. ”"3“”
harrows. scrapers. May be seen atour yard- Priced
low for quick disposal. Terms 'cash. ,

 

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South NorWalk 3 ’ ' Tel. 449. , 7
' l T 88"wasumoron or.” ' sour-a sacrum » 108 ' Water St, So. Norwalk, C011“-
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