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m: PALACE cum-m
stint: 13 North lain St...
A the ideal place for the
“omen to buy their men
fittings. All branded mer-
_ . WT? and at. very reason-
! ' ' . , A full line of shirts.
- ‘ .. 1,. wear and neokwesr and
.ti. n of the latter. you
w. qualms about the ar-
,..vi not suiting even the
m. of men. All the new-
. ,. - shown. in all the popu-
= nwl combinations.
-.~i~f shirts are being we-
, :n-i this week. They are
.. priced and live up to their
.rt- wrinkles. W'hy not
(\'I n if only to view all
ills on display
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".\'I'l"l2ft WHICH way
« t‘zrn: north. south. east
g “net. you will find King
,"s shoes staring you in
l ,l
n . 'i:0)‘ln3 SO much pop-
\.v ‘1 miter-i they may, it
. :‘~nwtl are as attractive
sandals being fea-
l. - -s?or‘:~ of Connenlly
— ii: Washington street.
:3. ll. l,l.inl3h or
-; “<er on the vamp
:i two toned model
r 'l is shown in the flat
. wry popular.
\wrv'l as th” sandals
>'I.il’-[Itd pumps and
- l" of the model here
um). with the Spanish
hvcl. Either one of
approved heel for
are the happy
aid-n the high French
Lt‘t'l. which is ideal
.t sport costume. but
“in n accompanying
it. this season‘s of«
l Q'I'“
'Z‘icv
an oxfords. they may
«x hpc of a dress or
. L. not of place. Gray.
“ e l- riding shade. is the
- model, which is
'.'r'.i_\‘ alligator skin.
" ll‘l! type shown is of
_ trimmings of gray
’ li'l:
'.\ tlxnt in this store you
n: \crv reasonable
.-nwl silk hosiery. ll
iti'nrg,
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1-,: i‘!‘ the walls are
patterned cur-
. ‘ :t' i u armth.
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' H n: 0‘MEAP.A. ”The
. F? up." :1 North Main
.rr- row featuring at
m‘rnctitc prices. new
“right underwear.
|, rt: limit] will be found
'; varsity with the
'c. suits in the knee or
. . .4 ::i: or short sleeves.
.- qwclnl needlclet; run-
t . ‘llggi’ln and separate
a
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models will be
\ in here as will many
.’ titre
- . r.’ apparel for which
n ‘ornl agent. Thcir
r timttttnl. is complete.
wry reasonable, to why
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ll:lh.\Y “’AS such a
"l. «lay—in fact the
must April day on rec-
t:.at so many mothers
upon the Michelson
Anilinglon street and
i~-- ll’ll'lF baby‘s picture
.: they might take ad-
.\llr ho lson's free offer—
'i.'- ri2rnt—that Mr. Mich-
»tl to turn several dis-
-«rv~ awn). Therefore,
:g. vvmtiur may share in
‘t, \lr. Michelson is going
it 'll.lln'l"l' of the month
;' m-crnpliing babies. In
this off: r of an enlarge-
-r\ cr~l-=r for a. baby's
lzithertofore, held
'.u only. may now be
c v day during the bait
1w rh. livery day is
u in Min Michelson studio
: til ll afford to let this
:~ by.
weather is warming
rrr'r have that for an
.’ it is the money. why the
7' hen-on is quoting is re-
u
THIS SEASON
housewives prepare
.- tm- summer by clothing
-tr windows in new cur-
.. Fair Department Store.
‘ .zzi street is taking care of
. I '» offering new patternl.
made up into either
' ttzrt;_iins. for 19 cents
l\t'-
i..v
a.-. ..
l‘ 933') quoting attractive
A fabrics suitable for
2.5. l'crcalcs. 36 inches
. l at to cents the yard.
'r- gingham in all the
is may be had for 25
gives no indication of
its popularity and is seen
n poplin for 98 cents.
l
Fri
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“l \H\\' ONE. we will all
waking forward to the
. :1: ends and a spin out
A. the country., but when
lair car out for its inithl
‘ulk" all the winter’s dust
i it. Stop into Donnelly's
south Main street and
' Arliuse two cans of Sing
an ll look like.
' is something new. It is
if. easy to apply. does 50‘
‘. polishes dry hurl find
finish. Two eanswtll do
nn~l the price for both II
V» why have S “lbw car?
lmnnelly's today. got I
F in! and make the old bolt
’- .i.
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Mom is large and "10
:li. a large bold pattern
-c. but it the room
l low. smile! ”m
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97' AT THE NOW
i nrtolty shoes hold the
q‘
"Wt ot the stage. Tomor-
mu. i's plxxoc may k 0“
' s I ‘vrt'iifi; ‘1‘. M '.f
*' :o'nv.-i- In". In. “3'-
" "6. 27 North “I “'0‘ ll
‘4 ‘uch flunnin‘ I“), IV.
us no other article of'
‘ l
Suzanne ~S‘hops Here
My.
Self Service Shoe Store 8 North
his": street.
Angevine Fmiture Company
North Main Street. .
Oonneally a: Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington Street.
Costello a; O'Meara Men’s Furnish-
ing Store. 21 North Main Street.
James Donnelly, 16-18 South Main
Street.
Fair Department Store.
lain Street.
J. I. Nanette. Women's
Shop. 88 Vi’ashington Street.
Harold A. Mead. Drug Store. 8
North Main Street.
Michelson's Studio. 78 Washington
Street.
Miller's Grocery Store. :3 Washing-
ton Street.
Albert D. Morgnn's Hardware Store.
M “‘ashington Street.
Palace Bootery. :7 North Main
Street.
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc- 13 North
Main Street.
Rogm 8: Stevens, Men's Furnish-
lngs Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenfield Brothers. Hardware
Store. :25 Washington Street.
16
51 South
Specialty
‘ nmday
Fat Department Store.
Main Street.
It. A. Benedict's Jewelry Store. 23
Wall Street. Norwalk.
The Boston Store, Main and Wall
Streets. Norwalk.
A. J. Collins Furniture Company.
70 North Main Street.
R. J. Cutbill. Bridge Fish Market.
71 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 1848 South lain
Main Street.
French Mlllinery Company.
North Main Street.
Gottiieb's Men's Economy Furnish‘
ing Store, 12 South Main Street.
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store. 25
West Washington Street.
1.. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop.
68 Washington Street.
Harris Haberdashery Store. 21 Wall
Street. Norwalk.
Jacoby‘s Xen‘s and Women's Fur-
nishing Store. 12-14 North Main
Street.
Max tet’y'l Shoe Store, :7
Main Stu-t.
Harold A. Mead.
North Main Street.
Mark-0n Shoe Store, 49 South Main
Street.
Norwalk Boot Shop. ‘2 Wall Street.
51 South
21
South
Drug Store. 8
Norwalk.
Kiss 3. A. Polhemns' lullinery
Store. 80 Washlnflon Street.
Boiler 5 and 10 Cent Store. 2;
South usin' Street. 7
N. B. Ryan Campus. Women's
Specialty Shop. 86 Wuhington Street.
Stimson-Powell Drug Store. 3:
Washington Street.
mm and Butt Department
Store. 23 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Saturday
Anthony L. Bria. Tiller Shop,
North Main Street.
Camilla Gift Shop”. ‘8 Wall street.
Nor-walk.
. James Donnelly. 16-18 South Main
Street.
Gorham Decorators. 126 Washing-
ton Street.
Palsos Delicatessen. 25 North Main
Street.
Royal James Inn. Wall Street, Nor-
walk.
Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store. 44
South Main Street.
South Nor-walk Trust Company. as
“'ashington Street.
Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 2‘ South
hiatn Street.
Twin City Valet Service. 67 North
Main Street. South Norwalk.
8:
'see King Tut sandals. gray. red and
.nearly evtty color in tha- ruinhmv, but
lthey must all how n-ffie t'm- new
lptvmp. llt'll’”: fcutu. ll 11 this shop, It
is 4 two button inodwl. of lnlrtck ruliti
on the quart-r on] he? the new and
rt pulur Spanish .ll-N '. lllJCk .md while
his always been a. chat-run; cu tithin-
ation \ut "(‘Vrl' lll'fJId has it lu-en
displayed so effectively it in this, new
shov: which is spu‘i'illy priced at $01.).
It. is a fitting companion for cltl‘er
your sport or dress costunw. so if ym.
want the vcry newest in foot wear and
at the nominal price. which I quoted.
why not stop in and ask to see this
model?
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lit-I.‘ SI‘MMER
one hairs on every side. but
when I stopped in the pro-
cery store of “'illinm .‘lllll‘r.
33 \Vzuhington street. I found that he
was not waiting until it came, but
rather. is now gathering into his store
several new summrr specials, in the
way of olives. picklrs, canned goods
and bcverngrs rf all kinds.
Mr. Millflr is the local agent for
Park & Tilforil's products and for
summer they are putting forth some
specials which will evcn surpass the
daintirs which Wt; ('l’l)0_\o"'l
during the season Just past.
During the rultry months it is even
more «lifllcult to know what to get for
dinner than during the vantcr when
inn—nothing warm in all we ask for.
How. x-nr. in Mr. Miller's )uu will find
specials so trmpting as to make you
forget, how high the thermometer
803 T8.
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Gill-SST MILLS KXXT under-
wear in union suits and
separate garments. may be
purchased in the specialty
shop of J. I. .‘lnllt-ttc. MR “'asiilngion
street. at every reasonable prices.
These may he had in all sizes for both
women and children and really need
no introduction to the majority.
all most of us want to know is. where
the newer models may be had.
'i’l'l white kill \\ith the zahm u‘wct:
(‘OM ES .
:0 much‘
The t
garments displayed here are specially.
designed for summer wear.
This shop is also featuring Mun-
sing underwear in union suits. vests
and bloomers. These are fashioned
from dimity and a new fascinating
fabric which causes them to be term-
, ed “woven suits." Stop in and ask to
”sue them, they are the very newest.
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The crctonne used in the up-
holstpi‘)’ may be used for the .
curtains also with charming ef-
fect.
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a \\'.\T THE FLY: Already the
(£5 cry is being heard and be-
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3- fore many more moons we
EZ‘ will all join in.
That is.
il.l..~‘a.“ we are wise enough to stop
‘, ;:.t-> the hardware store of Rosenficld
1 brothers at 123 \Vashinton street and
:purt‘hflse some of their wire or cop-
' per screening. in pearl or black. Now
i .
is the time to prepare against these
i
l
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‘ pests. not when they haVe already
iinfested your home. So why not
Imeasure your windows today and
vstop in for your screening?
_ llusenficld Brothers are also offer-
timz at special prices. garden tools.
garden hose, lawn mowers in any size
:desired. wheel barrows and in tact
leverything to make that garden n
|winner. “'lien you stop in for your
screening. ask to see them.
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AVE YOU BEEN INTO the
Angevine Furniture Com-
pany.'16 North Main street
l _‘ _ nn-l purchased :1 Sellers kit-
lrnen cabinet yet? if not. don‘t delay.
livut stop in today. Just by installing
'11 Sellers kitchen cabinet in your
home Wonders are wrought. Confu-
nion is eliminated. You work in In
orderly. methodical way that accom-
.plishcs much in little time. The re—
lsults are at once noticeable. '
l The Sellers in widely preferred be-
cause of its many unusual and long
'necderl improvements. In all. there
lure fifteen famous patented features,
itvhlch are combined in no other cab-
3 loci in the world. Stop into the An-
jgevine Furniture store and ask
them to explain them to you. Have
them show you the Sellers in white
LATEST ARMY
VALUABLE FOR USE IN
BOTH WAR AND PEACE
DEVICES"
enamel or in the golden oak. oil hand I
rubbed finish. They will tell you
that this beautiful cabinet. even with
its exclusive conveniences costs no
more than any good cabinet.
Countless lives are blighted by kit-
chen work that enslavcs—by old time.
laborious methods that take their
toll in long hours of irksome work.
tired bodies and dull spirits. Thanks
to Sellers kitchen cabinet this is no
longer necessary. “'omen who pos-
sess one go about their daily task
with smiles in their yes and a. song
on their lips. They have discovered
the great secret of happy housekeep-
ing and they will tell you that they
do not know how they ever kept
house without :1 Sellers.
The Angcvine Furniture Company
will he very glad to prove this to you,
no why not stop in?
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The straight line of today is a.
contrived effect. not the simple
straight cut it was some time
ago.
The artistic use of powder and rouge
is but the keeping of a woman's skin
up to its best moments of beauty and
charm. Correctly applied. they
hence and emphasize her every good
point-they modify and subdue any
marring note.
That privilege or “looking your
best" all through the hours of shop-
ping and business. motoring and
sports. is given through the Arman
preparations—Cream Ranges. Pow-
ders. compact and ‘taicum—which
may be. obtained in the drug store of
H. A. Mead. 8 North Main street.
A generous sample of Annund's
complexion powder is your. for the
asking. A large box may be purchased
for 50 cents. in white, creme. flesh
tint. natural or brunette. Some prefer
cream base.
a. powder with a cold
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You can wash
thoSe soft.
g, I
pith Patton’s Vehmtina.
- n" . an to be nppealingly attrac-
' _ ' tive at certain times and=
5.5“ under certain conditions.
en- '
beautiful gold lacquer box and has the
same cream bass and delighttm cold
cram powder. Cold cream route
comes in compacte form. with indi-
vidual put! and may be had in fair
shades. This is priced at 50 cents and
51. while their cold and vanishing
cream is priced at 50 cents the Jar
and 25 cents the tube.
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Green and turquoise blue lace
with wide bands, of paillettted
blue are used to trim in two
pointed insets in the front and
side panels on one of the newer
frocks.
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V ,r“ PPORTUNITY. SO WE are
3‘ f: aremlnded. knocks only
once and on that occasion
are reminded. knocks only
gentle tap that unless we are on the
alert. we pass her by. However. when
I stopped into the Self Service shoe
store. 8 ,North Main street. yesterday.
learned that here opportunity is
knocking loud and long—in fact for
this whole week. when a special
group of patent. one strap flapper
pumps are being offered for 81.90.
This price is quoted for this week only
and lest she knocks gently for you.
you had better call around to the
store. before this lot is all snapped
up.
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LEAN I'P AND PAINT up
week will soon be with us
and what does it mean to
you? Does "clean up“
mean just raking up the debris dc-
. posited in your yard during the win-
ter and “point up" you know not?
Most of us are in accord with this
idea and heartily applaud new sug~
gestions. but when it comes to carry-
ing out. these suggestiony-ah. that is
a different story. Yet. to “paint up"
isn't such a difficult task, not if you
buy your paints in the hardware store
of Albert D. Morgan. 84 \Yashington
z street.
Kyanizc is recommended for the in-
terior and L. & M. paints for the ex-
terior. Carter's white lead is also
here and with its several companions.
for this occasion only. carries an un-
lusually attractive price. Why not
lmake it a really “paint up" week. It
is posfle. thanks to Mr. Morgan.
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Small windows are very charm-
ing with sash curtains and juSt'
the shade to cover the upper
sash when necessary.
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01.1“ HOSE FOR THE men
and boys are being shown in
logers &- Stevens. 14 South
Main street. \‘i‘hen these
hose made their appearance in places.
other than on the links. men. who do
not accept radical departures in style.
las readily as women. looked on and
Ewondered. Not that they didn't ap-
prove. for they did. but some how or
the other every one seemed to be
waiting for his neighbor to make the
break. Thcn. how, we do not know,
.but finally some one screwed up
courage enough to come forth in a
knicker suit and its companion the
golf hose. Last season. the multitude
looked on. but this year they are fol—
lowing him. As a consequence. it is
worn for both business and sport. and
the hose being offered by Rogers 5:
Stevens. are priced for the boys from
31 up to 82.50 and for the men from
$1.50 up to 87.50. Included in this lot
are several imported models. as well
as some of the popular Patrick hose.
which need no introduction to most
men.
This week I found that Rogers &
Stevens are devoting all their energy
toward capturing the favor of the men
and boys. first they told me about the
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take the place of re-
yonrwalls_ arepamted‘
' Dirt, dust and
gins can’t pone; trste this famous‘oil Sat
infirm 'Ihcy‘ canonly'sdhero to the '.
L ‘ 'Areh. in“; find m’ sex-sor' decanters roe-
“Valentina
.hidily. For it gives
shut.éieh,sofs-tn-eddmplidtythatisao
dinmuefiho-fiy. Till-me» ‘
,Welisve Volumhsnnresdy for sppli—l ‘ *7
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mayo-rind. Alamwewilnseghd 1
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mummies arennsbutotenhnt
bettergndeoidlkhodery h ,
ms the new model. shown eordovnn. nude. white and gr". .
stonitisn‘thard eo‘mareaheavygradeotsfik. fun“-
3.7%
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301‘ caps are print! at 81 and $1.50 ”fled Ind guaranteed ll” 1". 1
while the mend are marked at 31.50 and fimbiflir- , , :.
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Chen t» Read cc
(stoflisfied (657
Store closes daily at 6 o’clocfi
Luxurious Swinging Couches with spring
seats, tufted backs and bolster pillows.
(Slicing chvenports with fibre arms, elegant in
appearance and of genuine comfort.
There is so much variety :1 description in detail
would be endless. Flowered cretonnes are combin-
ed with plain duck. Dark or light cretonnes are used
for entire coverings.
‘ Prim range from $12.50 to $75.00
Standards and awning tops are separate. _
An attractive model at a reasonable price has a
button tufted back and thick mattress with rolled
edges-
' - In plain gray or khaki color.
$22.00
Third float.
Country Club Wash Silk
Have you’seen it?
There are wash silks and wash silks-—so called
——but this is an exquisite material. The texture is
wonderful. it is not transparent or thin, but of con-
siderable weight and will certainly be agreeable for;
summer wear.
in five combinations of stripes and checks, pale
tans, beige and indefinite shades which are pleasing.
For men’s shirts md women’s dresses.
3:! inches wide.
$2.50 ”at
Third noon
A Foulard Gown
No summer wardrobe is complete without one.
One very attractive group in navy blue with
small figures in mixed effects. The foulard gown ‘
goes everywhere with its owner. She wears it “to
mill and to meeting.” it stands a journey without
mussing. it feels comfortable in the hottest of
weather. It may be made up plainly for general
wear, or'adomed with lace or bits of colored trim-
ming it will be a dressy affair for teas and social
functions.
One yard wide.
$2.00 ‘ yd- .
, Silk Sectbn
Keibert - Bird Houses
This is the time to set up the bird house and al- "‘
lure the song birds to your garden. ' ~
Reibert Bird Houses "are made of natural heavy T .
tree bark-and contain all the scientific arrangements
to attract. and interest birds. ' ' ‘-
Bird Houses for wrens, $2.5 5f
tufted titmouse. $7.25
flicker, $4.25 "
bluebird, $4.75 :
fitting Stations, $1.35 -, 1.
' ,Fourth Soc. ‘w
Grass} Rugs‘ " ‘ » ‘ ,
- _ Nothing to equal them for summer use. They
are easy to handle, the colors are cool and restful, '
and flieylook well on summer rchc's, in sun at-
lors and even bedrooms. ' p0 _, p
“Light or dark tan grounds with geometric or , .. .. .-
Clnnescmedallions with‘borders to match, in bkiea. . it.
greenbrowna‘ndoitena touch of black. Bake 3‘
graduate seen infisoft rose and’ old blue grams '7
.mthilomlbordcis. Strikhguctheblockcheoks-
of solid black on tan, or dark blue on old blue. These "
speaally for porches. , r _
Sin: 4.62:7.6, j. “and: 730'
6 x 9,
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