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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 17, 1921 · page 15

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' li‘ ”HI‘ 1" ‘VIL’TON- dub ‘- Game!“ 0“ a m if I" »- W 'N‘M ‘ ’ ‘ ,4 '* in“. ‘ “xx-1K”; . ,
Mil ”T ’ not the best. in the State. and. on Surlf the d dug—W Wilt" ‘
W i \z. ._'.Illvlll \‘lll Play day afternoon, the! It I," ,m nnd cmckmteum I 07 AN considered
"L” m "—‘ “"“"”"""'" “round the hounds is like Bmdway. elaborate displgytzef enve'x‘km m '
\ mu m mm... or :iltfgglihsecond street. crowded with set of! in behalf of ti:E W'iltbrr‘buuen be. i
,l . an» \\'llll)n Ath- e" .. ball club. Pain’s Fireworks Company} '

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u" ,., l- my “mall has; berre'pregnted. (Contributed).
' - "l' >‘ WW it Jim ’vum uth. ot the N. Y. Yank?" . “A“ ‘
. ‘ is (-xpected to visit the diamond with: “ AR DEPARTxfEN‘l‘ CONTRACTS i
.- .l l:..:’v-.lwir- (, l'lh iqn ”:0 viriy near future. and. on the WASHmaggSl’mED' '
. -‘ \‘ ~' "H W“ N "ML WNW at he moto ' “ . . . June 11—0 -
.t I‘M”, 'LH will go York, a much ilar N from he“ a Id

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Fully 3.000“ people uttended'the 0' N9
. , :; I] H. mm game last Sunday. and many more are
I m M H”. “ms! expected this

. rill, as llit- Riv. Clear

to be on hand

Sunday. provided. it is

~ “'ea‘her' ‘3 ll latte co‘ntingent any group or firework.
. "4- luni Sit of men, from R“(18019011. the Norwalks. Dari-

ger crowd is cxpr'ct-
to cast their optics

the “Home ltun Ki .. . partment contracts with the
"\n liowl~ [mall to world. ng of the

 

w YMK CRY. will contract for .
the display of fireworks. and it is ex- . , .‘ » , - .
DQCted that the display W1“ mm . " i, t ‘

that has ever ‘

been fired off in the State or -
, an dothcr points in the State, will cut- Connecti

vice of the'Attorney-Genernl. Presi- ‘

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dent Harding has annulled War De- i NEW GRASS BUTTER
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CHICKEN DINNERS mo SEA noon

' SPACIOUS unsung ROOM
FOR BANQUErs

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Phone 500 Norwalk‘.

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lV-lizlli" or luqlrly 0 ti . F . plus harness. Mr.‘ Daughert h [a THE‘ ' ' , 1- 3' d ul-
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ground; as (h i )9 on the code sections prohibitinz participation ~ - 7 . - 3 ~ ‘ g '
W Wllmn mgomn during the dgync ;l:dwtl:1lei); ii] £108.19 by government office" or employ” m . Spring Talley—The \Vhole Milk Perfection.
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(i , w, uc ransactions. BUTTER ........... .‘ . . . . .‘ ......... 39C “)0
The Shop That Makes Good DUCHESS' COFFEE ~ ........ . . . . .35c lb.
‘ . Tho Cofleo Supreme
. ‘v‘v‘v‘v‘v‘vf ....................................... A Scientific Blend of the Finest Canoes In the World. to Give I
o "" Genuine Mocha and Java Flavor, the Finest Coffoo Flavor.
Free ! A Sample of Duchess Cofiee—Freel
E? u a . DON'T FORGET TO FIT YOURS!‘
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a -’~ ‘ Cl th. . - . m . QUALI-TEAS (all flavors) .......... .45c lb.
0 mm and Furmshers : .. atom a, the Shiplosd—Sold by the Pound
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. all'ords an excellent opportunity to purchase new and season-
.2 . - merchandise at a considerable saving from the past few years.
‘ ”is." :t depression, caused by the general attitude of the public to
ml of buying,” expecting further reductions in prices, is the
l ”but, frankly speaking, this further price reduction period is
~ :n-xay. This store is only too eager to help bring back normal
Isa-s, thereby winning new customers

SALE STARTS TOMORROW

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3 for $ 1.00

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$6.75

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$1.51! and $311“.

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Palm Beach Suits Stiff Mens and Young Mens
A line showing of Palm ”i‘fli‘ll Nllllfi Collars SUITS
.n lilcn’a and Young: Mo‘il's llillili-lx'. I A (‘Ollt'i'llnn of high grade. nll
Fabrics of genuine l‘alnl Bt‘hl‘ll inallu Regular 250 mml suits in thc scasml’s most
by the “Goodall ‘V’Hl’\lt‘il (2,." in N , ‘.\’;llll(‘(l fabrics in singlr and (lOlll)lC
‘. shades; single and (lulllllv Ill-wasted 0“ ill'casird lllllilt'lS, “'0 guarantcc lllt‘m
. wlrls. . Per DOZ. all .until and in wcar.
$ 1 4.75 $2.25 $ 1 9.50
Men’s Shirts \Vhite Flannel Men’s Shirts
1‘ have grouplzll l'l'..'~‘lli”l' Pants Our cniil'c slot-l: of $3.00 and
ri'fll'lrf‘s'fw’k ”,2 *3”; “_' ‘1 $11.50 shirts ill (-huioc llmicrillls
-' 'ill\. lllt‘lllllil.f1 a «'llu I'l' PURE WOOL

lllli] prn-tiy Sclcclions of cxclu-

sivo patterns.
Our Price

$1.85

Bure Silk Hose

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gl‘ci'. (-ol'tloran and navy. Regular

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:9 i‘ilxii‘ls and Union Suits Shirts and

la lili'awers \Alhh-tic l'nlon Suits of FinclNainsouk undv Drawers

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g :_ “Hm Bul u its u c )) Stufl'gartor .uhlch lnsurcs and Lawrence Bal-
l'ull out and satisfaction.

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how $3.45 Now $1.45

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._..,, Hug, me ‘ sleeves, ankle drs.
Now 89c Suit M111“ $1-25- _
n‘ (l 44c Gar. ' NOW 85c Gar.
”I“? tg Belts Straw Golf Silk
Suits with Hats . H088 SI . l
l'...~...\-;,,,.,,,,1 Sit-Hing Silver ‘ Imported
La ”‘A'H‘il “lid 1¥‘lcklc $3.“) alld $3.50 A“ Fool
.. , - - . , Regular $6.00
up...“ r $3 00 “'9". $3.50 grades Regular $3.00 ,

Now $2.00 Now $1.65 Now $4.15

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QUALI-PACKAGE TEAS. . . .l3c-25c Pkg‘s.

 

 

 

 

SILVER LABEL TEAS ...... l5c-30c Pkgs.
GOLD LABEL TEAS ........ 21c-40c Pkgs.
THE FINEST TEAS MONEY CAN BUY

Free!—A Sample of Any Kind of Tea—Free! .
— ‘DON'T FORGET YOURS! . :
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PEANUT BUTTER ................ 19c lb? 3
Trial Size Cup ............... . . . 6 oz., 8c
Ground While You Walt
Full Size Cup .................. 12 oz., 14c
. Watch Us Grind It Right Here in the Store
; THE FINEST 1x TOWN
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3 22:5 VAN DYK QUALITY i
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3 21—NORTH MAIN STREET—21 ~ I
: . sou-m NORWALK. con. ; l
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- BUNGALO‘V DRESSES AND APRONS i

 

Those warm wcaillcr-garmcnis appeal to women because
of ihcil‘ cool, comfortable, and practical uses

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stripes and plain colors come in many new models—round. square, and 1
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V-neck swing-whet! with rick-rack. piping. or ruffles.
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Some have plain bolts, some have sashes. and all have good, gen~
orous pockets. .

' PRICES RANGE FROM 98c TO $2.50

According to style of Garment and Quality of Material

J. I. MALLETTE

88 Washington Street South Norwalk

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THE HOME OE THE

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BATTERIES

67 North Main Street, South Norwalk

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. If in trouble, Call Harry nus—Phone 754-3

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JUST OPENED -

AUTOMOBIBE REPAIR SHOP.

Expo rvlos on I-ll h-Clsos Ours—Overtisoliu. Rebuilding
rt 81:0...103 TOO. SMALL—NONE TOO LAROI

om savour. com. Exclusion “““ '

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Estimates Given—Ever] Job Tum null seam
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ON " YOUR “FRUIT, POTATOES M D .
. . OTHER VEGETABLES

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ALBERT D. MORGAN; ~ '_

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Thomas’ Chocolate Shop ‘
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CAN DIES—CREAM—LUN

LUNCHES SERVED AT ANY TIME

 

 

RIGHTLY D3810!- STYLES P03 30“ an emu

m. The many demands for the right kind at footwea- sss not h ,-
our lute complete stock ,

DreuPumpqsndefords, Play Shoes-III“

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STORE CLOSE. AT SIX ‘4' i

A MILTON ELWOOD

Formerly Elwood 5 Glover

122 Washington Street

 

 

Hershfield Motor

Transportation Co.

Daily Service Between New York‘ 8i Norwslli

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

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SWEATERS ‘ ..

\All the popular bright shades are here in
Peter Pan and lace vestee models, to delight
. the young college or school miss, who will

‘find one of them a charming addition to he
vacation wardrobe.

Worsted SWeaters with short sleeves, and lace coils:

 
 

, and \‘cstce . . . .m... . . a.” ............ mm ...... $2.49
Peter Pan Sweaters, all worsted, with white collar,

.45; l;vrery stylish . ..... -..._‘_ ...... m ..... $3.98
l Light \V'eight Worsted Sweaters, in Tuxedo style, long

, sleeves, . . .- ..... ,3... ..... ,. ..... ...- . . . . .m. .m.-.... $6.98
1 m Jersey Sweaters, solid colors, and heather mix-

. tures "um. . .m. .. . . . . . . ..-&.;......... ... $10.06
. Fibre Silk Sweaters, plain or fancy weaves, long sleeves,

COIOQO\I_I_.I_‘I:O.‘-Ouo_o.~ ooooo ,g ........ smooopoooou- ml”

very army countess-mosoosssu,so~qxoomoooo,g ’19s”

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