DAY. MAY 8. 1‘.
HERSELP,
from the Rue do
pm; of the French
aurih Main street.
which have
To the left
- rvu wart of white
m; in her smiles
squirrel. fltch
in drmond for mil-
'lzvr to be employ-
-?-. mrrying out thll
:' 'rl' tze of cut rib-
iults invariably
- ..1 5:. while a more
...m straw has a
Clusters of
«Hi» hrimmed hats.
. r‘pt‘t‘tfid rulo the
u .-r them is shown
' .-1 p-rkfi model and
.t‘lv'i‘s are the flare
.ir thezr gully col-
~ 1 .o sallflf model. I.
, i'\i iuelvciy by this
win In all the new
riuvo silk. drop-
;nlnin. in till col-
bl-gs shade,
; their stool-7.
s~v.\«,itcr which is
um iincs as tho
iiml on the hill.
ulcomlcss and
_ unit “07‘. in I”
. iii: rel-y winning
.mi milking the
n p, the. must up-
i sin'trlul sale on
. - unusual values
fur sand and
Therefore, it be-
.. '1‘ to keep a suf-
-}"’Ii\ suits on hand.
- even those with
lhe prices quoted
mm upon the Wllh
1:.i‘ly take advantago
vv-re has exerted it-
' r of the littlo boys.
.u the women folks.
-~l to make, the visit
it “Hrth “'hHQ.
wk severll new hats
: to their already up-
' department.
' tie for every ocaseion
, m-o-ry hat here bears
that no woman
xmriment has met the
New models,
prir‘Oil very mod-
foatures stylish
are a boon
'vph- like figure
, ugned to give the
m popular and tho
quilt-tit lady.
; me here. in all the
Linics and at V0!"
. 14m arrivals over.
(‘rcpella has
‘ “'ililhf‘il with
:.i: liOSiERY. fash-
mwi’itr‘,‘i' being spe-
iu the Fair
but store. 51 South
me modest prices of
in this store
‘ ‘wvnt-ri stocking. in all
including black.
~v inc-go shade. which
~ rim favorite during
y.
* Ilium-10W, daintlly Cd‘-
i‘iilvrnlilf‘ry ur finish-
v. fur a limited time
WISE people
' wins into the jewel-
-.. of Robert A. Bene-
luf 5‘)
~ .. rczrets are leaving
old watches. in
‘2' h they are proud—
uew and lip-to-
’hertot'oro you have
4 inns your old time-
' .mc-d into assets and
So don‘t let this
. get out that old
' ;~ in to see Mr. Beno-
was no old watch and
uteltlel in jewelry. in
0 found all the newer
x of King Tut boadl.
c affairs and with“
' and quite moder-
nnd the beads
i'nmpleto any cos-
. .11 you chic. stop in
iron have long rib-
rtrzmvx AND Trot-
ims for children are
' 'lI’W‘iSllY featured 5’
‘ . tint Boot Shop.“
- v-muk. Buster sm-
' ' "‘ chislly for the high
. ' I"‘i girls. Buster m
f ~mi looking. anthems-lit
" appearance and.
way that they “’0' ‘
‘ " minds on the to“
lasts and there If.
far boys asdgiris in
’ u in siteen. no. feral
- W
71nd arch. M” C.
‘ i” l dew-lop “Wt .
.u. 1 “Wm they ' ,
‘0’. CM and «is
Suzanne Shops
Here
Self Service Shoe Store 8 North
Kain nroot.
Assevino Furniture Compa .
North Iain Street. by
Conneally a Bracken silos St ' at
Washington Street. ore.
Costello 0 O'Iloara lion's Furnish-
ing Store. 21 North flain Street.
James Donnoily. 10-18 South Itain
Street.
Fair Department Store.
Main Street.
.1. I. lullotto. Women's
Shop. u Washington Street.
Harold A. Head. Drug Store.
North Main Street.
Xicholoon's Studio, ‘18 Washington
Street.
Hilles’s Grocery Store. 88 Washing.
ton Street.
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware lore.
N Washington Street.
Palace Bowery. :7 North italn
Street.
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc.. is Netti:
Main Stroot. .
Rogers 5 Stevens. Ken's Furnish-
ings Store. 10 South Main Street.
Rosennold Brothers. Hardware
Store. 125 Washington Street.
10
31 South
Specialty
c,- 2" YEN 11“ MOST of us do not
..-‘ favor fish. we all admit a
weakness for salmon and
the canned variety forces
us to so commit ourselves. then you
should try some of the green salmon
which may he purchased only in tho
llririge Fish Market of R. J. Cutbill.
71 North Main street. By green don't
think l'm referring to tho color. but
l‘uthcr that i mean that it is fresh
salmon, which 1- the only kind of
fish Mr. (‘utbill sells. Just at pres-
ent. Mr. (‘utbill has a varied assort-
ment. among which will be found
halibut. haddock. cod. sea trout and
butter Ash. Ono of tho most pleasing
features about Mr. Cutblll's market is
that. you pay no more for his goods
than is asked elsewhere for inferior
goods.
[in STILLSON-POWELL drug
store. I: “’ashington street.
Foss & Huylor chmolatos.
These names are a sufficient induce-
ment far most of us to seek out this
store. yet Stillman-Powell do not rely
entirely upon these to entice us.
Their soda fountain. which in past
years has been the mecca to which
all rushed. who desired a cooling and
satisfying drink. is giving every evi-
dence of being more popular than
over. ,
This store is known for the brand
of drugs. “hirh it sells and this is
one of the reasons why it is known
as the “home drug store.“ Still-on-
l'mvell carries a full line of standard
patent medicines. as well as several
mixtures. which are put up exclusive-
ly for them and from their own prec
scriptions. If you need toning up and
do not know just what to get. stop
in here and have them suggest some-
thing. if not from their own conco-
tions. from some other equally as ru-
liable and efficacious.
Their toilet goods department is
complete and by that I mean all the
better known face powders. creams
and lotions will be found here. While
on this subject. my mind reverts to
the i'iueglow shampoo. which i des-
cribed to you last week and naturally
I am rather curious to know if you
have tried it yet. Several of my
friends who have. declare that it is
all that I have said. while the ones
who have purchased on of tho sham-
poo rapes. featured by those people.
wonder how they ever worried along
without one.
o o e
Palest green is one of the new
shades for lingerie. especially lin-
gerie of the silken sort.
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HIS IS THE SEASON for
pleasure. for color and the
good things of life. Every
week different stores feature
various articles at attractive prices.
but none are so welcome as the candy
offered by the H. A. Mead drug store.
3 North Main street. This woek-ond's
special is already exerting an undue
influence over me. for Sir. lead is
ottering at the irrostible price of 49
cents a one-pound box of Whitman's
chocolates. Whitman‘s candies need
no introduction to tho lovers of good
confections and this special otter is
such that we may all take advantage
of it. Place a box on the living room
table. You may oven give them to
the children with safety. In fact.
they are especially recommended for
children. so don't forget to step into
air. Head's. and better make it early
for the supply is limited and you can-
not aflord to b: disappointed.
came THE norms of In]
- a special sale will be con-
ducted by 1.. Golden in the
suit and coat “”3.“ of
11 specialty shop. ‘3 W ml
street. Hero models will be marked at
tiers. tit." and up. Suits and dres-
marked at from OS to 810
ie- than the price formerly asked.
Mr. Golden. as perhaps you are aware
carries miudvely mode garments. in
fact. several mode- will be found only
in nu mop. The tailieurod “one.
already supplanted ‘t'lio‘
frock.’ boon
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it
i
it
ii
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is the local agent for tho
theoedm
Mmmtortopcoah
(inc is the constant nave
hook.
My
S's:- Dopartmant Store. at South
Main Streeh
it. A. Benedict's Jowoky Store. If
Wall Street. Norwalk.
The Boston stars. train and Wall
Streets. Norwalk.
A. J. Collins Furniture Company.
10 North Main Street.
3. J. Cutbill. Bridge Fish Uarkot.
71 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 18-18 South Iain
M m.“l
french milinery Company.
North llain Street. ,
Gottliob’s Ken's Economy S'urnisho
ing Store. 1! South Iain Street.
A. S'. Gehobo. Hardware Store. as
West Washington Street.
1.. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop.
or Washington Street.
Harris Haberdashery Store. 11 Wall
Street. Norwaik.
Jacoby's Men's and Women's Fur»
nishiug Store. 13-16 North Main
Street.
Max Levy's Shoe Store. 21 South
Rain Strut. ”
Harold A. Head.
North Main Street.
Hark-OS Shoe Store. 49 South Main
Street.
Norwalk Boot Shop, 41 Wall Street.
#
81'
Drug Store. a
much energy has been exerted to
coax into it all the better grade of
stockings. at prices within the reach
of all. Sheer silks are here and the
Famous Fain brand is marked at an
unduly attractive price. Heavier
grades are also featured and just at
the moment. a special is being run on
the Everwear stocking. which is full
fashioned and from a good quality of
silk. All the new shades will be found
here and if you went well fitting.
quaranteed as to quality and dura-
bility stockings. stop into Mr. Gold-
en's.
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—, l-JW NOVELTY APRONS are
being featured in the N. 1:.
Ryan Company. 86 “’nsh-
ington street. Cover-ail. tie-
models. in black sateen and
cretonno trimmings or in unbleached
muslin oriental trimmed. are priced
at 82.25. \Vhilo another model.
fashioned somewhat along the same
line as the fudge apron. in almond
green with bib and pockets of bright.
ly tinted cretcnne. is priced at 81.15.
This model is shown in black beach
cloth. which is the fabric user. in the
other also. Elegant morning dresses.
hand made in plain Madras, of all
shades. are specially priced at 82.98.
The. coilov and pockets are finished
with patch hand embroidery.
O O O
I
he
a...“
Satlns are slated for a strong
rmivnl and for that matter are
all materials which have smooth
surface.
0 o O
enwood. a name new in the
land of blankets. has placed
on the market a baby blan-
& liyntt. :8 Wall street. Norwalk at
the unussually attractive price of 86.
It may be had in any of the delicate
shades. daintlly bound with ribbon of
a harmonizing hue. It is pure wool. is
pre shrunk and comes direct from the
factory to you in a waxed case.
If summer is as elusive as spring. the
allurement for us. But why look on
the dark side. Tristrsm and Hyatt are
very optimistic about the vacation-
tldc. that is if the display of new trav-
eling bags and cases is an indication
of their opinion on the subject. The:
have ii very fine showing of all the
prices. Arrayed alongside of these
bags. I saw some new Vudor porch
shades. which may be had in widths
from 4 feet to 12 feet.
For the summer over-rag rugs. just
like what grandmother used to make.
and which you do not. are here. at
special prices, as are some luncheon
only. for 86.75. .
Palsely effects are now seen in all
the newer sweaters and Magic floss in
store at a very little cost. And Cari-
Thst they once more are being hous-
ed in this store? Perhaps you do not
know what Cadets are? They are the
famous brand of children's stockings
and socks. that is the three-quarters
hose. which are making their first ap-
pearance in our midst since the war.
Chiffon silk hose for women are
marked at $1.76. $2.25 and 32.75.
while Best-Knit full fashion stockings
are priced at 81.98 and $2.28.
store also features the Madalia stock-
isgaaswellas several other well
known makes.
U
on 1-11.1an m SATUR-
L...»
One which will be met with much
favor is the group of men's module
lar $1.50 values. onerod on thoso two
days for n cents. A splendid lot of
re cent socks in all colors are quoted
at 10 cents. Silk ties. regular 15
centvalueaiaonthonowfabriesand
designs are very marked at
or cents. Special prices are also
mononmanyofthotopooaisand
suits and altogether no one should
neglect to vult this store on either
ohoofthesodus. Ivorycticle in
not be duplicated.
cc purchasing their clothing until the
critical price is lowered. for them.
nor a very mods-b oust
oar-
kct 38x50 inches. which is
sea. shore or country side will have no
Norwalk.
mas X. A. Polhomus’ Illusory
Store. 80 Washington Street. '
Roller I and 10 Cent Store.
South Kain Street. _-
N. 3. Ryan Comma Women's
Specialty Shop. u Washington fleet.
Bunsen-Powell Drug Store. as
Washington Street. ‘ ‘
Trista-am and Hyatt Dents-one
Store. ft Wall Street. Norwalh.
Saturday >
Anthony L. Bria. 'railoeulhop. or
North lain Street.
Camilla Gift Shoppe. ‘3 Wall Street.
Nor-walk. '
James Donnelly. 13-” South Iaia‘
Street.
Gerham Decorators. 180 MS-
ton Street. . v
Palace Delicatessen. SS'Nerthm
Street.
Royal James Inn. Wall StroegNor-g
walk. _
Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store. at
South Main Street.
South Not-walk Trust Company. to
Washington Street.
Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 2‘ South
Main Street.
Twin City Valet Service. at North
Main Street. South Norwalk.
ing to be put in condition. Next they
start rummaging for the elusive golf
ball and then the search for the clubs
begins. “'hile men not so bravo as
the living room floor. Perhaps you
have found that your clubs did not
weather the winter any better than
you did yourself. Maybe the cool
it and then on the other hand. who
knows. baby may have had many
hours of enjoyment with them. At
any rate. in Donnelly's store. 18
South Main street. you will find. at
moderate prices. a full line of clubs
and balls. Before you tee off. luck
this new stock over. You will and.
I am sure. that your old implements
are passe.
Donnelly's store has also a ful line
of all kinds of sporting goods. Their
baseball goods are very reasonably
priced. which I know will be good
tidings for embryo homo-run swat-
ters. In fact. for the saudlot star.
this store has some very attractive
offerings. in the way of suits. bats.
masks and mitts. Junior league
teams will do well to stop in. It
seems like only yesterday when
basketball ruled the day. yet. mention
it to even the smallest urchin and he
will stare at you. “Basketball! Aw.
come off. They ain't playing it any
more—and jiminy! 'Babe Ruth
knocked another homer." Such en-
thusiasm is irresistible. so don't for-
get to stop into Donnolly‘s and look
his sporting goods de-tmont over.
Spslding'o baseball goods are featur-
ed and as the youngster would Shower
"That's nui'f cod."
their brothers try out their skill on.
shortage had something to do with ‘
'\
‘VA. fr. Gohoho. commit
.Wolhiogton “halite-sly
farmer and in of pool-
‘ to furnish every man with.“ the
W necessary to give him all
them he desires. For a Mr
they are earring. priced from ".9:
up. some new lawn mokoro. bi-wheel
four blade models with the regular or
ball bearings. They are. well known
and reliable makes and are estim-
enora which will be received with a
shout by the men who indulge in thm
spurt.
prices is also being featured all kink
of garden‘ tools: Forks. rakes. hoes.
spades. troweis and wheelbarrcws are
a few of the many. It is predicted
thatthissummorlsgoingtoboun-
usually dry and so if you intend to
ootout a garden. you must givoit
more than spasmodic care. that is. of
course. if-ycu want it to amount to
anythingflrhoreforo. you must have a
good garden hose and in Mr. (Shebe’s
store. it will bo found in cotton or
rubber-1nd in lengths from 35 to so
feet.
This store is devoting special at.
tention to garden implements this
season and not: only are they caring
for the wants of the amateur but also
the. professhnad gardener or farmer.
who measures his income by his har-
vest. For him. also Mr. Gehebe has
tools. and at very reasonable prices.
Even if you do not have a gar-don
you will need some of the tools dis-
played ln this store if you are to keep
your ian and yard in as good con-
dition as your neighbor keeps his. To
trim your hedge or shrubs will be
found shears. while the lawn mowers
which I have mentioned. you cannot
afford~to be without. Don‘t depend
upon being able to borrow your neigh-
bor's wild. your lawn nrlrds cutting.
buy your own. .The price is within
your reach.- that is. the prices quoted
in this store are.
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Many of the smart women
saunter along now with the u-
slstanco of a jaunity cane.
O I O
( ATINS ARE STILL the fav-
orites at the Markoff shoe
store. 4! South Main street
and the one strapped pump.
in any type of heel desired. may be
had for $2.95. At the same price is
also shown a. one strap satin pump.
with the popular flapper rubber heel.
while at 38.961s featured a dire.
pump in the baby Louis heel. King
Tut sandals are here at 82.95 and his
pumps at 88.95 and 84.95. in sport
shoes a new oxford of tan calf skin.
Goodyear welt. is specially priced at
85.45. while for the men some new
Rajah soled oxfords with caps are
parked at 83.95.
This store has also just received
some new sneakers in black. brown
and white. also some Mary Jane's for
the younger members of the family
which are priced from $1.39 up.
‘ O S 0
81031) AT 49. 59. and 69
cents. in the Roller 5 and
10 “Cent store. 28 South
Main street. are some
screens. justiw‘hat you will want for
your windows before the semen is
much older. Their stock. which has
just been received. is complete and it
might be well to fit up your windows
‘now as it will be impossible to find
the equal of these screens for the
nominal price which is quoted.
rhea-o. detracts from the m, of
the uticio itself. Therefore. it is
-Mbussiblathsnks ' to the. prices
asked bythhstoracohaveascreen
‘for every window.
Company. to North ital)
street. arorshowing me
new models in furni_ tin-o
adopts is for tboosummer pol-ohms-
rooms New models in gram. road.
rattan and fibre are shown.
Woven furniture.
comfort and colorful in its variety of
new finishes. ,
the livable home. The bright. cherry
of the sun into the home. an echo of
the garden and the out-of-doora.
Whether a rock ’ combined with
other furniture a. nun-room bo
completely furnished in seed, fibre
or willow. its charm is the some. its
value and comfort unquestioned.
It has been said til-latte create a
‘boautiful room is one of the most
diflcult tasks in tho , world. And
this is doubly true in tho case of
the sun room where one must strive
to introduce a cool note. The A. J.
Collins Company has the most desir-
able furnishings awaiting your selec-
tion and atprices which are quite
moderate. Every piece of furniture
on their floors has been personally se-
lected because of its Stoo- and genu-
ine character. ‘ Cour-teen: helpfulness
permeates their snare organisation.
with but one interest paramount—
that you. their customer. be fully and
completely satisfied. For to own
good furniture. to live in a tastefully
furnished home, is to enjoy cup of
the most satisfying pleasures life has
to offer. '
In selecting the furniture for your
summer room. flrlt determine the
sin of the room itself and the scale
'of furniture desired. Choose pieces
which accent the lines that already
exist and which will expro- tho char-
acter of the room itself. Avoid gro-
tesque pieces and let the slip-covers
and draperies be of light tonod cro-
tonne.
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White or black gloves with an
embroidered design or a row of
folds in green. blue or red to
match the rally colored shoes add
smartneos to the costume.
O O C
EN'S SUITS IN TWEED, ser-
ges and worsteds. in the
latest cut and fashioned by
expert tailors. are specially
priced at 818.60 and up in the Got-
tlieb‘s clothing store. 12 South Main
street. Boy’s suits. the two pants
models. are offered at 87.50 and up.
while a full line of children's wash
suits. in the new Oliver Twist and
middle style. are priced at 81.60 and
u
p.
in here is also seen latest novelty
shirts for men. in the collar attached
or neck band model. They may be bed
are specially priced at $1.35 and up.
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EVE ' ’
{a q RAL LEW COL'INTRY
’ ‘ Club hate. the ideal sport
“Cf model. are being specially
(«3.1 featured this week in Miss
K. A. Polhemus‘s mittinery Shop. 80
Vi'asiiington street. Sport hate as a
rule do not express individuality. be-
cause no doubt of the f t that after
one model attains a cert n degree of
popularity. manufacturers turn them
out by the hundreds. Every Country
in its‘
readily ”diam in"
.‘upholstering seems covering a touch .
in solid coloring or striped. effects andi
them and precaution hero Gui-Ts; V
oped entirely from black and white
dlk rim ism oaoetirs. i5. .
Gray and blue are/the colors jam
at present. A model. croatodhy an.
Pclhomua‘is ofbluo Inna sad is so-
adorued save for s. burnt peacock
fancy. laid carelessly mom the bran.
whiohiaatrlftlowiderthanwhathas
been shown on the models hither-too
fore in favor. Geri-ml of flowers
grsco‘ other models" .whilo a bhck
Dillon. tam in white boasts a huge
white water lily on either side.
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The cape with tho flaring all.
hcueteo is being noeived with
much favor.
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N FRANK JACOB“ .store.
18 North Main street. this
morning. I. lingered to look-,-
at his new showtugof mid-
soascn hats. 88.98. St." and 85.08.
the price tags read. but oven then
I was a llttel skeptical and
thought that the stock clerk mmt'
have marked them ‘wrong. Somehow, .7
orthoothertheprtces ofhats. this
season. have remained sky-hick. yet.
the models shown here at tho‘ prices
quoted are as ucicslve and well made
as the hats shown elsewhere at exor- .
bltant prices. Sport and dress models
aro here. All ribbon creations and one
of straw or mw and taffeta combin-
ation and in all the new shades. If
you want two hats for,tho price you
will buy for one in some other store.
stop in here and look over this new
display. No matter what kind of a
hat you want. you will find it here
and at the prices. which I monotone
ed.—Adv.
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newer models and at very reasonable:
sets. which consist of a cloth 57x7:
inches and e napkins.
Those sets sell. for a limited time ‘
this shade may be purchased in thist
etc. have you heard about them 1"
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i’. h,“ store of Theodore Harris. 2i ;
Wall street. Norwallt. oer--
oral special prices are being quoted.
and percale. fast colored. shirts. regu- i
stock. will bear a speciallprlee tag‘
'and many of the values quoted can
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