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“"ia‘iESli’PNEHslii’i‘déi‘K l’lllllll [if STATES
ESTABLISHED BY '
JAMES GOLDEN
o'AI’LTGOLDEN, Prop;.;U b . P l t? G t
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 19_2_1 Than . Rural in Achy:
ImUA'rURE ALMANAc FOR lAges
High p.135??? 2,,le ,23 “'ASHINGT‘CN. D. G. Aug. 5.-—Ac-
sunrises 5:31:86”; 7:05 ' p.111, cording to the census of 1920, 30 per
lccntu or almost one-third of the peo-
flotnhors or The Associntod Press lplc in the state or Connecticut. are
no Associated Press is excluslv‘clyiem‘er infants or children under 1.»
Untitled to the Use for publication oijears 0:321?1:,"‘.:::Sc:1121t.' (1;: 30:25.
Ill news dispatches credited to it or;peope " " ‘ ’ . ' ” '
- - cent. about two—titths. are men and
not other\\lsr‘ in this paper and alsol . . . .
lay local news published herein. women in the prime of lite, being from
All rights of publication or speciallgs to 44 31321.5 old; while 32.2 per cent.
. . , boing 45 years of age and over, are
dispatches t r‘il are al rescued. . .. ..
w l I so Iweli along ill middle llle 11. they have
” not reached old age.
The urban population as compared
Butler Chapter , No. 33, R. A. qu’vvltll the rural shows some rather
meets in Masonic Temple. South striking differences ill age. the percen—
Iluin street. the 2nd and 4th Tues-'Iage 20 to 44 years or“ age being 41.7
days of mph month at 8 o'clock July.for. the urban population as compared
and August excepted. All 12. A. Mastltli 36.1 for the rural, while the per-
ou cordially and fraternally invited. 001113.20 45 )‘C'fll's 0f 890 and 0"?" ‘5
CLARENCE A. BROWN, H. P. 20.5 in the urban population and 25.8
F. S. LYON. Secretary. in the rural. Probably those differ-
_. ‘ ences in age composition result mainly
fi’ ‘ Fa
' ‘ ii ‘.tion to cities of for-
DIPRO‘E 0U“ “ARBOR SIESTSSHS llgilyt'lVOS ill the active yoars
Judge John J. \Vulsll's address be- 01" 1mm ”r? The percentage of
zone the hlwanis Club. yesterdaylchndn‘n is about tho same in tho up
Mmogé lggglsqlklnastmtuhc‘l‘l 2:"):2; hall population as it is in the rural
' ' ‘ i " " t . . ins 30.4
munlClpal t-lot'tion will have the priv.f'(’;l’:§l;9'9 (”Hm") as “g"- t
[has of votin on u we osition. ‘ ‘
wfich will (.nuhfio tho cltvlto pevpclld! Just about three-fifths of the popu—
' ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' ' .. . h
:1 very modt-st sum and ill return {onlmmn‘ 6"“, DLI‘, cent. two old enoug.
the 53"". "TN“. ”.9 benefits of ‘to vote, Ming .1 or mer, and in this
Wantiml 'lpproprl'ition from the class the men outnumbor the women
Moral Govornmollt for improving in tllf‘""'t'° Of 102 l" 100' Th" may:
our harbor. 'l‘hv projt-ot oi" improv-im' military or fighting ago. 19 to .
in: tho nation's watt-rways is one ofl"°"-“l""l" 43-1 nor—cont. of the male
Ibo toremogt propositions before. thtyllol‘ll'mlml find 31-4 per cont. "If til.-
country at prt-st-nt. Xorwnlk's gl'ont- (0‘5” Populallon.
est asset is hor harbor. livery oliizon
will lu- lu-nn-lilwl by its ilnprovomont.
As tho Jlidgt‘ statoti not a pound of _ . . ‘
rnnl should lu' l-roucht lli‘i‘f‘ only by They “nuld Nut Soc So )[uch Paint
Way of our harbor but this cannot lw and Powder and Dam Knot-s
dune if it is not proporly drotlgod. It; On tho “'umt-n. ~
in hard to ronot-ivo of a community; "Sllro 3hort-‘s been a hip: demand f0"
‘hil‘ll would not long ago have taken smokotl glasses," l't-llinrkr-d a low”
flt‘,'.'nlll.'lL"O or 1hr» gonerous oiTor mado stort'kt-opo-r who soils such artit'los. to
hv our Gov-rrllnH-lli. The failure of all I‘IVi'illll}: Sontinti roportor ylslvw
the oily mlthorilit-s to not has not. we day," but ihon, there always is in the
ho’»iil-\'¢l, llol-n :tppl‘ow-tl. :ind thoro (‘nn summor."
bo- littlo dOlllvl as to tho outcomo of Ho inlti lu-l-n ask-Ill it tho "1“” pur-
tlw roll-lit'lldllm \‘Olt' for a bond issue rilnst-tl smokmi glusgvg morp tllnn 1h.-
at tho Octobor election. ' iuonlt-n 'llll. lllll was pluinly slumped
-—-‘l'#-—#. ll'or :ln :lll.\‘\\'1‘l‘. llt- hodgod on iiilt-‘\\"'r-
BACK TO SANITY llli: this till-stitlll ll\' Huini: that lit-
1‘ big NOW York bank in :1 rocont llllvi not paid lilill‘ll :lliwlliinn. illl illnl
‘fi'w‘lli'r 5335‘“ “Mm“ progrt 55' toward llt' l(ll"“' was that ho didn't \\'i :ll. tilt in
tln‘ rmllizalion of plans for tho com- ”my.”
position of tho affairs of lilo world on ’l‘hn H... ”,,,.i,,." \vhincwj‘. of
1“ basis of 5“"“5' ““d common Sonsfl \lllllt'llosl-l‘. .\'. 11.. has put ltlrlil all
was nludt- ill .illi)‘ than in any month ”my,” illlill'fll to ”H. m,.n “f his Wm.
s‘iznr‘o tho ill‘llllHlil‘t' \K'.l.‘l signod. ’l‘ho K,.,.,.‘,,H,,n h, purphnw. 3m.“ “MSWS
prozross was rolllly stupendous ill ils ”m1 h HUM,” that if mm, didn't “Tm.
Significance." . ‘lllt-lll HI lilo ll‘ (I\\'ll :lt‘wol'tl illv .\' blltlllltl
Sil' i'hlllp (:lltlls, ono of tho ahlost ho "HM“ to.
FAN-0P0" lniorpl'l-it-rs of world af-‘ ’i‘ho l'ollson for tho llso of snloltml
("Ain‘t 1‘ “1er “5”“. r‘. hm] written: ukufit-s iv: 5:;l‘lti ill :1 sol'mtln in his twin
'i-or tho firm “mp sznco 'llli‘ arlnls- art-untion on Suntlzly last. was to r-
tmv- {rite-1. tilt: grout \V:\]~. With its {also strain ”'0 mon from 9””ng at ”W
prrxmsrs (ll lllil\¢~l‘s.’ll pozttrc and llll- . . _ ‘ , . .—
nun pl'ogrv'ss. Hm hoary clouds oi‘ “onion “ho Hunt to Paint. Poutltll
ismsrsillllsnl ”H. “Hum. from ”1,, spirit and llili't l\ll"1'Sl0.’lllr.‘if‘lllllt'llllfill.Il‘.
Ilt'l'l.ll" ll lillll \\ lllll’ ll so tzzlrlu-ti an" on-
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DMSONIO NOTES
SMOKED GLASSES FOR .‘II'ZV.
qr 1]“pr who worv lli'ZlilillllE’ to til's- _ _ ‘ ' , .
pair of their Own ltl‘nls. 'Fllo ltlt~.’ll— h .rrhflwu ” “”50 “up“.hsmn' ind
1:156 illn- lll‘ttiilllllir _1li.\llll'll ll)’ film-1“ linmhid m” Hm? \vom-on Who (irks?
“2.”, i' ,.,., '1 .,1 lllr‘il'l." N“ “In...“ 1“. :llnpiy llilll lows .’llll‘.’l(‘li\\'l_\' arc mort-
mini. ‘\\'rrt~ tiltir t‘lilll'lS “lllunrlld l’l’ “ltd.“g‘qft' ,
Iill.3“ l"llllli l..ll.~' \\llll iililo It'lltru'ols . “Pm“- ' Sm“ “Mill". lll" K'llll-(‘l-‘W-
' . ‘llwll it‘lll-z . ml liilllll“: i\_\' lilo old “it: l‘l' lli. in ll't' l‘t ll'Hlt 1‘. "Horn: .1 lllill
8""“454, lmlu-tiq .’|"il (‘l‘ll"lllt‘.‘l of l-\'ii 4"“ that \\':l.\ firt- lllilil' illl-illulllt,
it Ili’lll't 1'“le lll' attain l'_\' lllt' lmli— 1“” “ll" V3" 1111"“ -'| L'"“ll lllll' lu‘ hi"
“"3”.“ “N “nuke 8,41,,“ for llH‘il‘ ill: illll Hip lit. lit iiv\t ll." its lllr inli
”up, ambitions." \\ iln list 5 rullut- :lnd llll\\'ilt r :lll'll'lilt-ssu
'l'l.. l" l.. ‘\l'lvllll (.n .lll Flilt< now. 1.4 t’iztssi lllill 1;: is tho ltiltlns. ]."(i\“’)
E45.)2t'l'l.lll_‘.', ttmciilltllls lll't- illlllrtnirlt: ll in lllt'. I klltm."
'lr. lI- .. ii iii l-‘l'.ll.tt~, ill (it-l'lllzlni', Blzllliit- (lLNS. ll”).
1_ AIM“, ~ ....tl ,.'S,\..vll.-l-.., Il'tlll>ll'\'l llt\. .\ll'. \\'llllitlt‘l{ Stiltl that lllt‘
r. 'l‘o"jll.i it]: tr. E't‘l up its hot. l‘in-Tsll‘wts of his fair olti' wcro rt-tllly
2,4,. M aunmnl, TM.“- is imixirg. \‘l'l~l'1ll:‘.i‘ liloutlwzly l'\'(‘l‘ thought. of
{‘1‘ llw i..\. lllllHiIii‘Hl lilllll‘(l\l‘lllt'lil is‘lltlllx. “It is now time." he said, "to
v3.11 nllllt‘t'lllrll“, ’s‘uh- 1111'“ who slzlnd (ill ”to stroot (‘Or-
'_-".,,, on”. in Mr: tin lzllmr :llltl r‘rlill- lll'l‘s illlIl sillrt- .li shtllt skills and roll—
1...i is tl_\lll'.: down. So i< IlOlilll‘Ill,“11’d”“” stovkimzs. 'l‘hrs‘r men should
“my... titty-t .ti.- :lml l‘t'"(‘lL1'll. i‘ol‘l—lllo l'tiu‘lppt-d “ilh ilt-llvy smoked glass-
til‘iullH s" . :ll .wllllt \\ l~.'l‘. ll .v: ('llllt't'l’ll- leg." '
(,3 with ”my mt "’li‘ :lml moi-r- “llllI It is expt-ctod that once this fact be-
‘.'..Httlll:ll \.t li.ll'I‘, l‘:ilL‘lI:l‘ll and lre- (‘Olili'S known, that, nit-ii 'wiil be seen
him] nrr- rumor rt'POY‘il'lllJll'lll than to l)(' sporting smoked glascs as n‘sign
an“: inful'o. A Mr: r‘nlll't-rt-nto for llllli they are "vanip-prooi'.” AS ‘1
(txzn‘irmrmn n? h .x lmn :-i:~:ltll:t-tl. \\‘illl whole lllt'l‘l are—becoming more and
«in mi nmtti :ll suppoll and ('lllllllS- nlolo disgusted with the type 0? girl
itsm. who adopts extreme styles and who.
when she walks the street, becomes the
1‘- Frt‘nliz posmillio :li inst that tho
Ulljt-Ct of a battery of eyes belonging
itl-“rlls lit-ill :l‘lt-r lllt‘ :lrnlistit'o may
1w» :‘illIIllll 41 :.-'l4 l' :lll. Ami if ”my to the worst type of manhood in the
n"“ i‘ m ‘. l-t- lva‘fllle‘ mzlnkind, (-s- town—the street corner loafer.
fu‘cmi‘v l'l \lll- tion, 113‘: llml :1 roviv- M
1‘1 ‘li' “‘4 in turd \ i. w and ployntod REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. P
“Willi. “llit ll itl’('\:lilt‘ll llll‘llt" \parg Deeds filed with Town Clerk ‘lior-
1'15“- . bert R. Smith this week, record a
.numbcr of transfers of property,
among them being the following:—— l
' Thomas H. ParkinsoUg Daniel
deering, Jr.. lot. North Prospect ave-
nue: Daniel Dcering‘. Jr.. to Mary E.
Deering. lot. North Prospect avenue;
George TfBruce to Teresa Esposito,
two lots and building. School street:
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Sl'll(.‘ll()\'9' FEES
John Hopkins Hospital has stirred
“ll 21 lino t-onirovol-sy by,- its an-
Tl<=tillr‘i-lll(~:ll that heroai‘ter'surgoon's
fuel: for oplrlltions pori’ormod there
:z'nnll not cunt-d $1,000. The medical
profession is much interested in .
knowing whether this innovation is estates of.Willia.m 'I‘. and Thomas 1.
to ho followed elseWhel‘e. The public IRaymond to Charles C. Ward. lot and
is interested. too. hocause the prob-,bulldings. Stuart avenue. (executor's
30:21 of surgeons’ fees come. home to'decds.): Madelene 1“. “'ebb et 3].. to
almost ovory family sooner or later. Charles B. Kunes. lot. Fttirlield P'irk.
Though comparatively few sur- Dorothy R. may to Ellen C. Dolley.
germs evtir charge more than 81.000 lot, Harbor View Beach; Anna G. Mac-
for an operation, surgeons 15 8- 011195 Donald to Harry Kurtz. lot and build-
ohiect to having" any arbitrary limit ings. idlie avenue; Hatch & Bailey to
fixed. They admit: that it is the usual Harry Kurtz. lot and buildings. L'nlon
practice to charge roughly according street :‘Villiam F. Cogswcll to John
to what the traffic will bear- and 119- A. Ryan. lot and buildings, East ave-
1e'nd “1 on the ground that if “lo-"lune and Sherry street; ’ Josephine
mhargfi the ”Ch it is to enable Johnson to Sam Lysobv, lot, Taylor
than to undercharge the poor and avenue '
{has put expert surgery within tho. .' -
. us of every class. Annie Kucsar to Cozmnie Boskewltz.
1‘; bet?” ,‘Of ”1‘3 Proppri’re- PP" lto Philip Siomansky, lot and buildings.
vs "9 19 Justice in the custom Of South Main street' John W Grant
some surgeons 0f charging a. fixed trustee. et al to Giraud H. Weed and
percentage of the paflonts income—l . lot R _
9 make it 10 per contr‘tor a. marl‘wfe' _ , aymond Terrace, John R.
”I moperatlon. » iMorton. et al. to Frederick W. Con-
Genernl practitioners. however. are n'olly 331d wife, 1°t and buildings, Hill-
.“ so enthusiastic about defending alde avenue: Method Mlkus and wife
to Joseph Van Curarand wife. 7 acres
the specialist's right to set his own
and buildings, West Norwalk; Ida M.
1". in every case. And that is nat-. ,
ml. The all-round doctor is likely Barker to St. Johns Temple Associa-
tion, land of! Berkeley street.
to be overworked and underpaid.
while the surgical specialist of no
PEllPlE UNllHl 15 l
There is much lot. Morton street; Robert Joselovsky -
MEASUREDIENT OF LIGHT.
PASADENA, 081., Aug. 6.———Experi—
ments of light have been resumed hero '
by Dr. Albert Abraham Michelson. oi ;
Chicago. international authority on
greater ability may grow rich without
undue exertion. It is a problem
which the profession as a whole will
Mel to face sooner or later. laying
lawn defihite principles to determine
the size of fees for various kinds or light waves and winner of the Nobel
.edicai service. prize 'tor phya in 1907. Dr. Mi-
Thls same precedent in a. challenge chelson started heae experiments here
_to certain other professions. too. If three years ago and comes here‘ Can-
a. doctor's fee can be regulated tor nually to work out his problems with
19-. why not: a. dentist's? And more the aid of the Mt. Wilson Solar Ob-
‘rticularly. a lawyer's? There is a servatory and the California Institntp
- we! range of chargea in the law 0: Technology. ' ‘ ' . ’
II.- In medicine. Will in:- wocia- ‘ ‘ '
Ilia; eve:- tundra-limitation .01..
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Big C learan
Another Big Stock Clearing Event
A SMASHING RECORD-BREAKING SALE. A COMPLETE CLEAN SWEEP.
EXTRA SPECIA ' .
500 Slip- ver Rami Lincn Finish Dresses
The best $2.00 worth you ever saw. Tomorrow, all colors, all sizes, including
Pink, Old Rose, Copenhagen Blue, at
~ $1.29 Each‘
Same as we sold on last Saturday.
Lavender,
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“OF SUMMER GOODS MUST GO
BIG CLEARANCE
——OF-——
Summer Voiles
1,000 Yards of Dainty .Vbiles
In a wide val‘ioiy of this season’s prettiest
tins-iglls and patterns in light, medium.
and darkt-r coloriugs. Voilcs that. have
lH‘I‘il selling: at $100 per yard,
44 lllt'llt'S “'ltlt'. Now, yard .... 49c
Regular 750 Ytlilt's
Sale Pl'lt'c .._...,........,....u, 39C
Regular 500 Voiles
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Sale l’l‘ltlc . . . . . . . . .... .33; %c
3,000 Yards of Fine Brown Muslin
Full 36 inches widv. It "s the exact quality we soi'll a short time
ago at 25c a yard 9.};
2 C
Tomorrow, )‘ill‘tl
3,000 Yards of Colored English (‘hambray
In a half dozen popular colors. It "s the biggest bargain of the
time ill many a (lily '
“ 1551c
Tt'nllorrow, yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....2 . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Dress Ginghams
In all llii‘ best selling styles, three big 19
leaders for ttlllltlrrmv, yard . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,.;.,. . . . . C
29c, 34c
Full size
Tomorrow, ouch ,.,.;............................ 690
2 Yards Square Satin Damask' Table Cloths
......uooc ..... ... ...... ...
500 Bleached Bed Sheets
36-in. Beach Cloth
Jumper Dresses and children’s
“'0“? ....._..................-:-:-x
A good firm wellvc and very pepular for.
49c
In many patterns to choose front. Regular $23.00 $1 99
. . . . . . . . 0
quality. 'l‘tllllorrt)\v . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
'A fabric g
Beautiful high lustrous finish.
36-in. Ratine Cloth
one-piece dresses, skirts etc.
quality.
More Tomorrow alf ...}.vraqun. um... 69C
ilillillg in popularity every day for
Regular $1.00
40-in. Baronet Sport Satins
Black, Copcn and Old Rese.
somcst at any price.
Regular $53.98 quality
Tomorrow, yard “9...... . . .~.~.-. . $2.79
Colors: \i’llile,
The hand-
and a splendid fabric for Bathing
Suits. Tomorrow, yard . ...;.,...\.... .
36-in. Imported Black Surf Satin
Made to sell at $1.50 yard, looks like real satin,
89c
Imported Pongee Silk
Genuine llll pure silk, and a quality worth $1.25
69c
33 inches wide
Tomorrow.
27-in. Colored Poplins
19c
A good firm quality, formerly
priced 49c. Tomorrow . . . . . . . . . .
36-in. Silk Shirting
In a variety of pretty color combinations
67c
Formerly priced $1.50.
Tomorrow ,
54-in. Wool Jersey
In all the wanted shades. Regular
$2.98 quality. Tomorrow . . . . $2 U49
150 Extra Quality Linene Slip-0n Dresses
Nit-t-ly made, in all the popular colors $
Specially priced at ....... ...... . . . . ....... 1.79
100 Gabardine Dresses
That formt‘l-ly sold for $4.00‘ $1 79
’l'tnuorrow . . . . . ........ o x
Colored Organdy Dresses
In plain colors, as well as (lots; reduced to half-price for quick
itloihoioorluIOOI-nou
t-lt-llrtlllco. ~
Washable Skirts
Ill many plt‘ilslng styles and fiibricc must 2 98
~ u‘lllllt-tl for service ... . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . ... o
Baronet Satin Skirts
Beautiful. I‘l('ll lustrous quality in colors only.
(7*
that l‘tlrlllcrly were priced $9.98, Tomorrow . . . @5098
New Canton Crepe Dresses
In a \Vontlorful variety of stylus , $20 49
o
Spot-hilly priced at am. . . ..-_..... . . . ..
All 8-cup Size Aluminum Percolator
{ocular price $1.75 . $1-19
l’rioc ...... 0
Sale
10-qt. Steel fiVhitc Enamel Preserving
Kettle
Regular pl'i to $1.49 '
'Siil91)l‘it?0 cocoa-oth'rno'h'urr-so-0.....cuu-..-.. 98c
Cold Pack Fruit Jar Canner
Will hold 7 jars; regular price $3.75
Salol’rice ... $2.98
“Fitz ’Em” All Fruit Jar Rubbers
Regular price 100 25C
3 dozen for . .-.-.-.. ”mm... . . . .-.-.q . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
No. 8 Heavy Tin Copper Bottom Wash
Boilers °
48-in. \Vhite Wool Serge
Dresses. Spongcd and shrunk.
Regular $3.98 quality
.morrcw
Smooth, even weave for Sport Skirts, Suits and
$2.79
Regular Price $3.25 , $2 .49
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SalePrice ............~.....”...-..........’...
10-qt. Steel White Enamel Water Pails
Regular price $1.35 98c
Sale Price me. my.“ . . . . ...-.. . . .....m... .... . . . . . . . . .
Fast Color Apron Ginghams
Value 19c yard
at ouo-n..ucap_o-ocooui'noou-oujooo
11c
Consisting of Three Irons, Stand and Handle
Regular price $3.00, Sale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons ,
$1.98
2,000 Pillow Cases
Full Bleached, scalloped
value49c,._-.,....................
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29c
-..
, Dustless. Mops
With 4—ft- handles “ . -- ‘ ' f '
Regular 750 «crave-- a - .mr'o’o‘o”o‘op-ro om- l~o-o - v o . o . . . 49c
TOILET ARTICLES
- _ 2,000 Blue
Value 39c
Towels
Sale price, each
Border Turkish Bath -
:w ,
25c
8-inch Black Rubber Dressing Combs m. . . . . ..-. . . . . . . ..., 25c
Kolynos Tomb» Paste 'n‘o’o’c-ro'o'h‘o o ...-i—ofiu’giuw on; "_. g-i'i 19c
Djel' Kiss Talcum Powder; 35c Size Qfimofig‘oubfi o o o om 210
Palm Olive Soap; 4 cakes , ET, (—9 agency-o o;o;oTi-ri,7u'ui 29°
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Keep'uClean Hair Brushes; 59c quality “......“ . . ..;.. . . ._.-. 390" '
Sale
for Saturday
EVERY DOLLAR’S WORTH .
Mattress Protectors
Best quality. former price $3.98 73
Sale Price . .- ...... . ......... 32.69
1,000 Yards Glass Ton'eling
Neat roll stripes, \‘dlllC 23c 5'
yard . . . ....................... 16/6
Hemstitchcd Scalloped Break-
fast Table Cloths
\'aluo $1.39 . 93C
Very Special . ..... . ..
Fine Quality Hemmed Table
' Napkins
Value $2.00 $1
a“ L'
Special, dozen ...... . . . . . . . .. __
2,000 Yards Fine Percales
Big assortment of Lli‘SlgllS; value 25c ]_ 3
yard _. . . ......... . 12 2 t
36-in. Fine Silkoline
Nt‘at figures. till lwst \‘tllt‘l‘\2 19C
value 2% yard ......... .
500 Pieces Fine English Lon}:
Cloth 1
$1.09
36 int-hos \ritlo. 1(l-ytll'tl plot-c
Illl‘llli‘l‘ Pl‘ii‘t‘ $3.00 . . . . ......
White Venetian Satin Finish
Skirting
1%
,0. c
‘
‘1
Regular $1.00 quality
for ................. . . . . .
\Vomen’s Full Fashioned Silk
' Hose
, , ~ i ‘te (ml.V
Lisle 1013: do lbw soles, W n . . $2 0000
for .-
Women’s Fibre Silk Hose
Semi-fashioned, black, white, cordovull 44C
for ............-..;.-..,-...........,..
Children’s \Vool Bathing Suits \
Sleeveless and short slt‘cvcs. 1 to $ 1 l'
8 years, Regular price $12.50. .. .1 095 l
W omen’s Light W’eight Union 3
Suits
Regular and extra sizes
for
.........49c
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l
La Reine Corsets l,
l
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Summer not corset, low and medium hum
long hips, white only $ l
Regular $300 . . . .;.;. . . . _, 2.19 :l‘.‘
Model Brassieres l
Small lot, slightly soiled, lace and enlbroitlt r)”
trimmed
nut-octount‘u'ovou
Regular $1.00 value .... . . . .
Regular $5.98
trimming, $2.50 value ...... ..... . . $1.91
Regular $1.98 . . . . . q.-. . . . .;.:..,.
$2.98. SalePrice
49 5;
Georgette Blouses
House Dresses
Extra Size Bungalow Aprons
White Lawn Waists
Slip-on S ' eaters
All colors
Short sleeves, low neck, all colors $3 79
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Gingham and Percales with white
Elastic Belt, light colors 1,49
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Embroidered trimmed. Regular $1: 98
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Norwalk Chronicler