“(pm MAY it. me '~ SHOPP miw HATS IN All the any ‘ 4... manning several in . Null models. are being ;. .llty featured this week g. I...” ry store of TheodOrn “A” .trcet. Norwalh. ll. .g lull and split straws 7 .3 .1nllh gay 0r sombre .. mm will also fine at . pliCC! a. full line of . 1...; .nrly summer suits ‘ . '2... suit! one notices .1-.. part of light tones. y in Will want Wh.“ . swims his brightest. . ever-fashionable 1 mixtures. herring- ,rn and fashioned xnzlnn sleeve. stof'k of shirts I. 'l iwse are shown in i rffects. in all the ’ ilirlvs. with or with- - l. Ties and what beauties shown i' Jill '1 will Illl'lct article itself. 0 .4 .v, f .0 9m "1" '. GRADUATE now the center of the l the place to pur- .— zrnduntion lift. is of Robert A. ‘ 4 .j..;. ‘l' .. l street. Norwalk. hf gifts have been - 3 our selection. '. the particular girl . know, would like—- .‘llr. Benedict. is .rinl price of $25 Illlllllil ring. which ll‘lrt of any girl. ”me. Maybe she .m ll. Wrist. watches 'y‘olo and the ones so. Strings of .» chokers. as bril- n seaaon itself. ‘wi affairs or the of varied colored .-:‘.=. gold or silver .. fi£l\'l10 JuSt I. aim- \\'hmever it is you .w. well as the re- -. boy graduate. would like a rf pin. cuff links “m pen or pencil? ‘0 conventional tie. ‘ that will last and rtl from this show- f’s store. ' i- shown of strip- lllrnitlercd in a ::r'-v"ll. = \HCNL‘. THE hugs- . mnxt housewives, is by n. visit to the ' .m Market of It. '.Hi’lh Main street. .n'i. for thIS Wefll. g .ml. mackerel. but.- weak fish and flat i in this market are . 'lCC the name Bridge :ile prices charged l ‘llt‘r than is asked . v-nrricd from shores here and by way of nifu’itl. When you “his market it. is with .rni'l'?‘ lhIt it WIS . dni'l before from its in-n't permit Friday's . 'ntf‘l‘ disturb your - to this market.and fresh caught fish. 0 I ' "‘ UNIS NOW rule the «‘1 every side no is lileh way you turn. bizarre jacqucttes. « :lliy pleated skirts , ; s The very new- vlll be found in ‘ ll'(‘. 1:: North Main moderate prices. > as of flaming hues v-mire bow. skirts. ”'ri or plain. frocks V knitted and jersey. :1 every line the ' .; m Fashion. frocks ' .. mm pass by. The w “Hr- swonterS. in Slip. l “ilh. snug fitting “ml: them. These are f and wool. jersey vi a . wk. They may be “ " .“r-l combination of modest prices. 2 “Par with S frilly mot be worn to . 11H : \vi'k the chic WW Hurt-fore. if you 'vr picture. select '1 'nf‘. ones featured ‘ r e il“ t . vm; " ":ll 0 O gun trimming- moleskin. . s , " “IIAL DAY special . H lwpartment Stan. nu llain street. I- 09‘ n‘ very m0“) .* ; ll values “I .“k :1» list is some 0' .Ir sheer 11°C.: ‘3 . marked for “I“ Another "1'! . A -~g in the m. ""1 m shown at» “I? "lined back 1304“- v_ ‘ ”.r'ltl)’. is 0120100 ‘0' .' »!= lashioncd m ‘n - = or silk and wear- r . O . 5' ' . l. .yr'u “a! also 1““ W , ill-.urr‘l “71““ ”an“ suit 01‘ "4“”. marked at ”J'- . O Y" i:l;l.0NG to that rm r- which has abandoned "" "3;“. of ever . -' 'Wa ranilia extract which “' " " .r conception o: whit ' "mi really be? '1! S0. 3 "‘ "‘4 good news for Y°¢~ “Vivi; store of II. A. m “ walrl street, one may~pllh “ “Ml". ounces of pus. van- ‘ ‘ n "10h Mr. Mead puts up ,‘ ”f only 35 cents. This“ MW in mm and ms from . “e and is made mm the. ' contains no W Tl l «:1, l. ”"13 él' ‘4 . m: do well to look ‘ G ' WITH SUZ Suzanne -__. l THE DAILY SENTINEIJ ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘oalaa. and organdioa trail «the sum- mer shades are also included in this we. ‘ " iiiost women lust at the moment are looking around-for a. hat and“.ln the Here M's Self Service Shoe Store I North Kain street. Murine Fin-niturs ’ North stain Street. conn'm 1' Conneaily a Bracken Shoe ' Washington Street. Store, 81 Costello .1. O'lleara lssn’ Pu ish- ing Store. 21 North lain Street."l James Donnell . 1 . a"... y C 18 South m Fair Department Store. Main Street. J. l. Mallsita. Women's S i Shop, as Washington Street. pec “t, Harold A. Head Dr North Main Street: us atom Nicholson's Studi an“. o. N Washington Miller's Grocery Store - ton Street. ' 8! Washing Albert D. Morgan's Hardware N Washington Street. “on Palace Bootery. 17 North Main Street. Palace Clothes Shop Inc. 18 Nor Main Street. ‘ ' m Rogers 4. Stevens. Men's Furnish- ings Store, 14 South Main Street. Rosenfleld Brothers, Hardware Store. 225 Washington Street. ' Ii. South Shops my Fax Department Store. I1 South Main Street. ‘ R. A. Benedict's Jewel-y Mrs. 83 Wall Street. Norwalk. The Boston Store. Main and Wali' Streets. Norwalk'. A. J. Collins I‘m-mime Company. 70 North lain Street. R'. J. Cuibill. Bridge Fish Market. 71 North Kain Street. James Donneily. 10-18 South Kain Kain Street. French liminery Company. North Main Street. Gottlieb’s lion's Economy Furnish- ing Store, 18 South Main Street. A. F. Gshsbo. Bardwars Store. as West Washington Street. L. Golden, Woman's Specialty Shop. 68 Washington Street. Harris Haberdashery Store. 31 Wall Street. Norwalk. Jacoby's Men’s and Women's l‘ur- nishing Store. 12-14 North Main Street. Max nevy's Shoe Store. 81 South Main Start. Harold A. Head. North Main Street. Mark-o: Shoe Store. 49 South Halli Street. Norwalk Boot Shop. 42 Wall Street. 31 Drug Store. I Norwaik. Miss K. A. Polhem’ns' winner," Store. lo Washington Street. Roller I and 10 Cent Store. as South Main Street. N. B. Ryan Company. Women's Specialty Shop. 86 Washington Street. StillsoncPowell Drug Store. as Washington Street. Trials-am and Hyatt ' Department Store. 2: Wall Street. Norwalk. Saturday Anthony 13. Bria. Tailor Shop, North Main Street. Camilla Gift Shoppe, 68 Wall Street, Norwalk. James Donuelly, 16-18 South lain Streat. Gerham Decorators. 12¢ Washing. ton Street. Palace Delicatessen. :5 North Main Street. Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-l walk. Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store. 44 South Main Street. ' South Norwalk Trust Company. Is Washington Street. -'rhomas's Chocolate Shop. 24 South Main Street. Twin City Valet Service. 61*North Main Street. South Nor-walk. and try a bottle. After once using it you will never be contented with a substitute. The price is only 35 cents. no more than you are forced to pay elsewhere for an extract which makes no claim of being pure. 0 O S on Till-2 PROSPECTIVE bride. the N. E. Ryan com- pally. 86 Washington street. is featuring at very attract- ive prices. household linens. These may be had in plain or hemltitched patterns or perhaps you prefer to work your own linens. if that is the use. you may obtain the stamped ieces here. in any size or shape de- sired. Damask linens are here as well as fascinating tray cloths. nap- kins. luncheon sets. doillies. centers and throws. Towels. family and guest size I also saw and after viewing their wonderful showing concluded that this is the ideal spot to visit for that llrltiill or shower gift. Linen showers arc the order of the day and the N. E. Ryan company is the place to ask for assistance in making your selec- tion. O Colored glass sandals fad. bracelets and- to match are the latest . AY IS REHEARSING for her farewell appearance and r > departure will write flnis o the May Sale now in pro- gre- in L. Golden's Women's Special- ty shop. 68 W'ashington street. Here suits are marked at prices within the reach of all. Prim tailored models and frivolous sport creations. \Vhat model do you favor? The sedate at- fair of blue or the frisky Jacket. of flaming red? No matter what :0“ are looking for, you may be sure that in this department you will find it. Coats also are included in this sale. Coats until this season were never very popular. but the elaborat- ed models now submitted for our ap- proval gives them every right to claim first place. Capes are equally as pop- ular and fashionable and for that matter some of the costs are such roomy affairs that it is difficult to distinguish them from the cape. On the sport frock the short. hip length cape is very stunning. Side-tied. blousod. side-fastened are the styles while Poirot twills. tricotines. boll- vias. marvelia. Normandies and sport fabrics are the materials used to de- velops these late models. now being offered by Mr. Golden at such at- tractive prices. which are second only to the garments themselves. Frocks as demure or elaborate as you desire are also offered. Frocks of crepe or other silken fabrics. frocks for Wear on the links, the porch or garden. Frocks at prices which are proving irrisistible to most of us. _ The first floor- of Mr. Golden's store. as perhaps you already know. is devoted to the daintier garments of miludy's wardrobe. Muslin and silk undergarments. including the popular Forest Mills models. silk hosiery. in all the wanted colors. sheer. chiffon and for the ones who still prefer them. the heavier silk: » O O HERE ONCE LIVED an art connoisseur who paid a fabulous sum for the mas- terpiece of a world-famous en the sale was consumma- ted. he chuckled to himself._ tucked the strip of canvas under his arm and bind himself to a. store to have a. frame made for it. While it was be- ing measured and inserted. he stood by'impatiently and counted the hours until he could take it home. Then. anally when it was mused in a fine framqwhiohalsosethrmhaokanloe iittiesum. he summoned his? car and to his d pollute it. he ’haaihen has to j - and mammal-daisies“ his servant and mountain “I. W walls. standingilsou "tilt. , \ ’ left norms; ( the ladder. r " fairs or solid coloring. the severity of inland, .linen. Voila andthe dotted A they turned from it to their wine-and the man on his right. remarked to his dinner partner that "the old boy had corailed a crapper." Angry, he summoned the artist and demanded to know why he had hood- wlnkcd him. The artist with much gusto tore his painting from his fine frame and beckoning to the man to follow him, carried it. to the store and had it set in a. frame which suited it. And now it hangs in the man's library. the envy of all his "fellow connois- Seurs. _ Moral: Don't spoil your picture by the frame. Select your frames in Donnnlly's store. 16 South Main street. where at the special price of $3 is being shown a swinging easel. O O O rlILLsox-POWELL, in their and ratine. mall the new shades. are use used very effectively to develop some stunning. straight-line. frocks which rely upon their own glittering fabric to arrest your attention. Occupying a rack near by and equally as closely allied in milady's summer wardrobe are some new porch dresses, which formerly mas- queraded under the name of bungalow dresses. Some of these are made from crctonnc. while others boast only trimmings of these material. Porch dresses may also be worn on the street and especially the models shown here. Have you ever visited the lingerie department of this store, where each day new beauties are added to'its al- ready irresistible stock. Some ntw breakfast Jackets are being featured here in lingeite and crepe de‘chineu drug store at 82 Washing- ton street. are featuring Moth-KL. a liquid. stainless. odorless mixture guaranteed to rid your house of moths for one year. It is obtainable in two sizes and priced at ti; cents and $1.25. It is sold. com- plete by the not. which includes the sprayer or by the can alone. it will not injure the finest fabric nor the most expensive rug. Spray it around your home and you will he sure of being free from moths for one whole year. This alone should be a suffi- cient inducement to lure most house- wives into this store. The price in; nominal and results are ’guaranteed. You need not have any qualms when purchasing this mixture as it is not something new and untried. but has been successfully in use for the past twenty-five years. ' Last season this section was in- fested with mosquitoes and this year, since. so far. -no preventative meas- ures have been taken. we are in store for the same fate. However. you need not suffer. that is if you stop into this drug store and purchase a package of Black Flag. which is thel sworn enemy of all posts. It is equal-' ly as effective when used to exterminq ate roaches and other insects which infest houses. It is also very reason- ably priced and is highly endorsed. so if you are in the market for any of these mixtures. don't‘ give up until you have tried Black Flag. Peterman‘s mixture. which is also in liquid form is recommended when you desire to exterminate bed bugs. Several found in this store and I would sug‘ gent that if you are in need of any that you consult Simeon-Powell. as to what is best suited for the purpose for which you intend to use it. C O 0 An afternoon frock is seen of French voile with figures of black and vivid buttcrcups of yellow trimmed with bands of plain yel- low material. 0 O O HIS IS THE DAY of leghorns and from now until after sultry August. has left us, they will reign. Dark hats are alright for dark days, but for bright June days, white chapeaux alone are fitting companions. June‘ is waiting just around the corner and Miss K. A. Polhemus. whose ultra- smsrt millinery parlor is located at 80 Washington. street, is toiling to have ready for her an unusual show- ing of lcghorns. Invariably this sea- son's ieghorn is bound with velvet! and one of the shapes shown here and very appropriately dubbed the garden hat. is bound and trimmed with orange velvet and strips of fine- ly woven lace.- Chic. little pokes show shoes of black or less coy velvet, while other models are resplendent with softly tinted bands. ,Iliss Polhemus is also showing many new creations in horsehair. Transparent hats of black are still very much in vogue and by the way. did you know that today and tomor- m was Polhemus is offering‘all her early spring milinery at very special prices? Shaisfomdtoreeortto thh. in order to make room for the many newnhats. emerging every day from her work room. . . , O O O , . ‘ - WEEK MKS the open- ' .' ing of the wash are. de-- . partment in m 8: if ‘n Hyatt’s store. as Wall street. “Himflnk. Included in showing will be found chic little es of the hover-fashionable checks. prim sf- 1 l me is relieved here and thereby stench of pas-hag. gully tintedcrp- Connor its sisterrfabrie of brilliant , afflict-minute his. 3? us 1': (Mr. Mead told no that ‘ . I. 1“ best sellers. but " ~ Lira Ire still «Ii. “mm“nlti‘. who are other remedies will beiand models These, little creations are tres chic. to say the least. They may be had in any of the pastel shades at very moderate prices. Something new in the way of pajamas in crepe do chine and batistc are also seen here. among many other wonderous garments. They may he had in peach. flesh or orchid and bloomers in the same fa.- brics and colors are featured also. .3 O 0 His 18 THE SEASON for white and the French Mil- llnery Shop. 21 North Main street. is showing several new reations in white? summery. Crepe do chine is used to develop one model. while a fancy braid is employ- ed for another which flaunts the breast of a. white goose. While dress hats will always enjoy a certain vogue. it is the sport creation which new rules the day. Leghorn seems to be the straw employed the most often and seldom does one see a creation of it without a how or band of gully color- ed velvet. Next to the leghorn come the felts in all their biasing splendor. Almond green is very popular and is very stunning when embroidered in . silken threads of contrasting hues. A gray felt. in the chic poke shape. is hand painted and if you want something different, here it is and at a. very moderate price. 0n the newer hats soarfs are wrapped around the crown and left flowing. Models in crepe“ chine treatsd thus are fitting companions for the summer frock. Black and. while still remain in the foreground of black Milan are trimmed. you will invariably find with strips of white. Perhaps on one model you will see a cluster of lilies of the vaily while another dispiny’s only a coqucttish band of white vel- vet. By the way white velvet is very effective when accompaning a hat of fine black straw. This shop is also featuring some. new sweaters. in slip-on and open ef- forts. in silk and wool. pure and fibre silks. These are shown in all the wanted colors and at very special prices. Silk stockings may also be purchased at very moderate prices. Just at the moment they are featur-' ing. the novelty and sport hose. in stripes. checks and sheer, while for dress the over-fashionable lace models are shown. One would'do well to look over these showings before making a. selection. 0 O O HEN OUR BIRTHDAY whirls around. friends and ac- quaintances pause to con- gratulate us and offer us some little token to commemorate the day. How- evcr. the Boston’ Store. Maia dud Wall streets. Norwnlk. reversed the old tradition this week. when their thirty-fifth .birthday dawned. They received no remembrance from "their friends. rather they "gave to' their patrons. in commemoration of the event. many tokens, In, the way of special prices'quoted on , their entire stock. We have sales with us always, but only once a year. arsiws' permit- ' ted to partake of muons-gains. lien now being oilseed and this occasion on the hinhdayotthilmre. V In prowling around the store one will come across martini!!! 030t- lugs. Their suit audclosk departo ment has entered, much at their hands and suits are new Mir-6st ., pflu-mtfljimé risen otthe small; est W.h&- include a“. tailored and? sport models and no doubt if you are lookina 1%!st piece costume. you W1 ind 1." 31°“ and at a prim-inch MW”. 70'! catch your panama-denser. To». coats. big roomy-WEE S“ 93‘1“!“ fabrics and shades. 'olim “"7 away for a i ' suns. am pm ' millinsry dominoes of this store,. they will one all tha'late models at 4 .' g 'n very reasonable prices. D‘on’t let this ' saie'slip-by; ‘ Stop-in andsake ad- ‘ vantage while these prices are in ef- fect. WEEK IN A. l". Oehebe's store. 25 West Washington street. will be known as young lady. mu .xingsloy‘by name from the Wear-Ivar- factory will be their guest. .She‘ is coming here at their invitation” to instruct-you in the various uses. of the Wear-Ever: uten- sils. You. are cordially invited to stop in and- visit with her. She will show you how to use the double roast- er to the but advantages and how an' entira‘meal may be cooked on the top of the stove. Miss Kingsley will be especially glad to meet all pronpéctlva brides and as- sist in the selection of thou-cooking utousils. Brides-to-be have the habit of: rushing from' this store to that store. buying this piece and that piece. which goodness only knows. when they will have need. to use-them. In much time lost”. Pei-haps to buy them all at once in one store makes them stop-_ short and“ catch their. breath. "oh. that: is too much money.” Yet. if they count up all they left here for' this piece and there for the other all at once is more economical; stop in, while this lady}! Mtlngthin store and let her show ”u what-you really should buy. ed. you will and that it is really quite reasonable. All houslwlves will find that a visit here will repay them. Perhaps you are already acquainted with Wear- Ever. perhaps through the medium of the wonderful kettle. offered at special prices during the past few weeks by Mr. Gehebe. Then again. maybe you have seen it advertised and wondered where you could purchase it. Here is the place and next week is the time. 0 O 0 THE MARKOFF SHOE store. 42 South Main street. is featured at the very special price of 85.96. a. new pump with the fashionable semi- French vamp and the leather Louis heel. This is the popular cross strapped effect. and is very stunning. as will vouch the scores who have already purchased a pair in this store. A similar model is shown at $6.45 with the French heel. Another very good looking shoe is shown with-the Cuban and low heel at “.95. Satins still lead and all the late models in the one- strapped affect in on! type of heel de- sired may be had for the nominal sum of 81.6. For the girl graduate. white kid and satin are being oflerod'at very tempting price. while for her younger sister. ploy pump! and oxfords are marked at' the special price of $1.39. store hand-Ignored as "balloon day.” when with every: purchase . will be given free a balloon. Watch ‘the papers for further announcements. C O O MEMORIAL DAY Gott- lieb's clothing store. 12 South Main street. is of- fering some very attractive bargains. All wool. white flannel trousers. regular :10 values are for this occasion. specially priced at $8.50. White oxford shirts. button down col- bear the prices from $1.25 up to $3.50. Arrow and Van auesen Ace models. Straw hats. in full and split straws. light and dark and with the popular brown bands are very specially priced from $1.75 up to 83.95. These of- ferings are such that no man can of- ford to pain them by and as the prices are in effect for a limited time only. I “,ould suns-t that you make this. store your first. stopping place. 0 CE THE PORCH furniture conaisted of the pieces no longer considered fitting companions for the other urniturs in your living room. But that with the times has changed. and new one gives as much attention to the selection of' thelr‘porch furniture as they do the furniture destined to grace .‘their living room. In the furniture store of A. J. Collins, Company. 70 North Main street. one will now find all the accepted pieces which will add to the beauty of your porch. Woven furniture. inviting in its comfort andleolorful in its variety of new finishes. is the happy choice for Your porch or sun parlor. The bright cheery upholsterlng seems to bring a. touch of the sun into the home'an echo of the garden and the out~of- doors. Whether a rocker be combined with other furniture or a porch com- pletely Qirnished in reed. dbre or wil- low. it. cm t the same. Its value and comfort unsuenioned. Hammocks. in arenas and rugs as well in all the appropnahsfabrios are. here at very attracfive“ priest.” It has been said that. to "ores, is a beautiful porch is one of the most’ ethical: cooks“ in the world. newsvsr. if certain fun- damnatsl'prludples about‘thechoieo nmmmsmwmsonsa‘ soully‘ possible. In the A. J. Collins exp—1 bestqi ._ . stud exq . thb store places at; ‘ '1’ ‘e " a ‘ " E'CER’TAINL!‘ HAVE been: : fed’uponxmgi'm‘. hutcne‘ :7 sum . 7 in which inflpanoe was very low ’ natural deaths. his aandahlfor, which, .1 1 dance flatworms! rely; Just as the is "attained!“ shoe wot-nine modsii'tsaturod by this shop in very "Wear-Iver" week. when a j this way much money is expended and . I * article. they will find that'to buy them > . Whenthey are all ' grouped together and the price .total- ’ Thll W the lathe!!! shoe " lars with the M or Broadway cuff . Included in thln'lot are the Gordon -_ puny store. where a. vast exhibit o the‘ ... w ‘ PAGE ELEVEN Roller s and . 10 cent a... at masonbly priced as are the stockings 28 South Main street. where an to match. : unusual showing of new bathing ' caps, .. guard“ your ,lSlection at ‘ very in , est prices. All colorshre OW MT THE BIMCK”airshow“ in ‘ali the new models. includ- . C.. have opened forensummer in ~ , t » g the bandana and aviator styles. . season. naturally every one Why not MOD in and look them over? ' "3 shuts WW “I.“ bath- The time to make your selection is ing costume. Lost minute purchases when the stock in varied. not after are never satisfactory. Consequently every one else has carried away the if you are wine you. will stop into the better looking ones.—Adv. DECORATIVE LINENS - . lsquisite. handmbroldered Medal-la Linens of sterling . ; quality and new design, will interest brides-lobe and all who , arslo’okii‘ig fora “shower" gift that will be most acceptable to the recipient.- 1‘hare is no question about the values offered being most unusual. HER SH F I E L D Motor Transportation Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING _ Daily Service Between New York & Net-walk Ten large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor- tation; Padded Vans for runners Work Main Ofloe, 26 Concord St. So. Norwalk, Phone 294 New York omoe, 201 West 20th, Phone Chelsea 8059 w...”- Got a Headache? Gel: Glasses. Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry and IPrompt Repairing Eyedrhinds the float Frequent Cause of Headache—and Proper Gas- ‘ a. Properly Adjusted. Will GIVE Relief. OVER 20 m CONTINUOUS PRACTICE IN NORWALK O. B. JACKSON 88 WALL 8T. Jeweler C Optometrist NORWALK Headquarters for Green Watches. W The Children’s Needs This is the season when money is necessary if the children are to be properly outfitted for summer. The older ones may be graduating, the younger ones should be sent to a camp or on a vacation. Borrow the money needed the Beneficial Way and.repay it on terms of your own choosing. We lend up to $300 at legal rates-of interest on home furniture or secured note, repayablc from five to fifteen payments. ‘Greates: in Service and BENEFICAL LOAN SOCIETY Room 203, Rogers 8 Stevens Bldg. Nor-walk; Conn. Resources them 3832 ‘ Exide Batteries The Only Authorised hide Station S. L. BENEDICT 73 NORTH IAIN STREET. - er Get ‘Ready ' for Fly Time We have a big stock of Window Screens and Screen Doors in standard sizes. They are durably put together, made from a good gradeof well seasoned lumber. , All sites of “Pearl? Galvanized Screen Wire. ’ Come in radical: over our large stock of Lawn Mowers. OUR rallies Aim RIGHT. ROSENFIELD BROS. lawman Phone 340 x F'“ 9...... .\ a m. alss sonar nous new
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