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JOSEPfi‘ DAVIS
L 85 Washington St. So. Norwalk
isn’t there. If you pay
‘next-to-"nothing for yous-clothes and
get next-to—nothing, you’re nothing
it, ,9 to the good. STEIN-BLOCK Suits
owe their smart “outwards” to their
get the full wear of your
clothes, and ‘the full worth of your
money, and the welcome reputation
of being well-dressed which, alone,
3.: is worth more money to you.
SUITS $30 to $45
“Dress Well, It Pays"
Us,
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SMARTEST THING GOING ’ROUN‘D'
I.
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\ Belts of brightly striped
A}.
.elastic webbing in Col-
lege, Club and Regimen-
tal Colors. Quite different
- from the same old, tame
‘ old thing.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.00
0 ister and He Was ' '
‘ stead and eight acres,
«1, Farms, which was held at $25,000,
3 ‘ has been sold 'by John Crawford tor
Mrs. Donald McKay. _
, restored, with all the quaint old fea-
.5"; Mrs. Paul Kydd of Oakland. Call-
9’ it as an all your home.
, f about the old homestead.
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SECOND MRS. BURR
WAS A REAL ”BOSS”
Son W nt‘ed' To Marry
. But other Told Him
He Was To Be Min-
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The pre-R'evolutionary Burr home-
at Green's
It has been
tures retained, and now has three
baths, heat. electricity and city wa~
tor. It was built in early Colonial
days, by John Burr, and stands as a
monument to the construction meth-
‘l ads of ”wise days. It is known as
V. the Enoch Burr house, to the older
T0 CALIFORNIA ‘ RESIDENTS
Historical :- I‘ll t e r e S t time the church members met‘there
Clingszo -Old‘ Burr -
Place, 'A Monument
0f Early Construc-
tor service, 3
was occupied by John Burr's grand
was Mary Hartford. Both famine
acter and much decision.
into the church.
he was going to get married.
“You are going to be aymlnlster:
and become a. minister he did
man's best cost.
“What do yu mat of it?" ssi
Mary. 4:1,, .
evening." was the reply;
“No. sir.” came the answer: "I am
not going to have that. cost learn
any such tricks as that."
‘3 residents of the section. Mr. and
, fornla are the buyers. They .will use
Much of historical interest clings
It was in
,1, the line of the British advance on
Dnubury when most of the houses in
6 this \‘iCilllly were pillaged or de-
]. siroycd. Curiously enough the Burr
i house. was one of the few that were
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' Gift Section
. \’ Here the “unusual”
.. played.
r. 0' birthdays and anniver-
' pensive, but the sitting:
1‘ front of the store on“ the
.. his gift shop within s
S Summer
1' \x Don’t miss securing
\ “this splendid aid for.
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Opened a
and “different” in Elf.“
of all kinds are d18-
Gifts aphro-
priate for parties.
series. Many are inex-
unusual 8
and .
w At the
blob deligh .
main floor in a section
by itself is this verita-
shopo "’
k Fashions
" for Women and
:— Childgon xious
You wil e an
to learn the latest dic-
tates of fashion so well
described in the Vogue
Summer Fashion Book.
The children’s ward-
robe is flttingiy depict-
ed in Children’s Vogue
rived. 35 etc. on.
v
’s makers.
home dress Third floor. '
Light Woolen
Fabrics
for Early Summer Days _
. These first summer _
‘\ days when costs be- —
“ come too burdensome,
'3 one turns with pleasure
to the light woolen
merit for this iii-be-
‘ ween season._ ,
h'\ t All 7‘ Wool Jersey
Cloth of excellent qual-
ity, bright ' spring
3 h s d e s. Fifty-four
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simian ...a $2.15 ,a.
3: .. Wool Crepes. soft
= gnd ~nOn-erushal319.
come in “:31 the. 111::
~ es so
for street
on on 5‘11th t1“
snowed}; most desirable
oral. lam ”5°”
”cent, 54 incl)!!! wade.
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saved. because. doubtless. as" it has
Danbury Resident To
Be Ordained Priest
. DANBURY, May .29.—Walter 8.
Blake" son of Mr: and Mrs. Simon
Blake. of 109 Liberty street. is a.
member of the class who will be or-
dained today in Philadelphia by'
Cardinal Daugherty in the Cathedral
of Sis. Peter and Paul.
pied by 'l‘nrries.
i o 'ust a!“ "i _
WhiCh h” a s 3 stock and groups
Everyone willow“
f‘ week end
style
Just trhed c
to ose re ll
half-line stripe P0
some high grade
beautifully tailore
be suitable f H
Many different
‘2: inches wide \in tubular Regular. prices
frock as just t1“ 3”” WV"
rials cost. _
shade. making
colors -for 3130!“ ‘P‘ ‘7
f .
1—,. r3 “35%;?”
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one
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Frocks
These are silk d ,
d for a speml
t a new, dress f°r the? W
18rd!) printed C138
s and matena
y no- two 9.1
dresses. It’s a real ch
or summ
resses taken from Our regular
selling everfi
c satl'n’Sfiightfcripe de chines. fou-
es—in ac . . .
1’s in great variety. All sizes,
ike. g _
once for a bargasm.
many different.
$29.50
$21.75
econd floor.
Our regular
Our Best‘Tailored Suits
Reduced g
' are greatly in demand, we
11 “Etta“ finest black or navy and
' Twill suits.
1lzfvteed suits included. All are
a and silk lined, of a weight to
' er as well as spring and fall.
There are also
models, mostly sizes 38 to 461,5/20
Woiild ’ You Like to Learn ,
' to «Make Lampshades?
'; V ’ ' t learn: 7 \
You certainly won t be able to row «7
' . on see the most char-mm
3: $1323 yam} discover how little al the irate: ,
We ofler free instruction In, sing! ,
for those who buy their mater: . ,
here. Bed lamp shades, wall lamp shields, fan _ .
shaped shades
them you can
you want.
and 1 .oval
have just ’t
who". Rest room near the Tea. mtg. ,
$65 and $69.50 fl $47.
Second floor-
shades in
he es. By making
be Idolor combinations:
‘ I
Our deliveries}: lesves the store
‘ afternoon will he delivered thef
' Call Up’onflmt
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AILY DEHXEIAFEYaeuch day and all, Purchaséfi mad? 1,1 the
orning. ’
The old meetinnganhut-y High school in the class of
_housc near by \\ as burned and for a. 1914.
Bathing Caps
for the 7. Beach
or Deep Sea Diving
‘Vhether
siasts or simply like to
stroll along the beach-—
you will adore these ,
newest styles in bathing’x
caps.
ored with floral trim-
ming or ribbon stream-
ers,
brims to protect one’s
eyes from the sun.” Div-
’ rsble colors with vari- .-' A
.. g, ous 'mmmmgs.
thher Blake is a grnudate of the
After leaving Highlschool he
During the latter part? of 1800 it
5011, Zalmon Burr, whose second wife
held a. firornin-cnt place in the com-“
munity, and Mrs. Burg is said to
have been a. woman of strong char-
is' id 11 h b 11 $316 story
tO 0W ran
5 e Wife; nee; 183?): Stribbli-ng. the'Georgls, flash, and Bay—
were quite small she made up-her V
min; that they should be clergymen.’
The eldest. hsdother aspirations. _
One day he announced to his mother ‘
“We are not going to have any ,_
love affairs." Mary's firm rejoinder. "
Apropos of the marriage question
another story is told of how when
her son wss a. student at Yale a
friend of his called 'one day at the
house and asked for the loan or Zai-
"I am going to get married 3,3318
Hoéentered- , ‘ iv _'
1915; remaining ‘There . until: that »
spring ot'1918, when he entered St.
Vincent's seminary ' at Germnnto'wn,»
Pa.
. Father Blake received his theolo-
" gloat and philosophical training at
, St. Vincent's. Followinghis ordinas
; tion tomorrow. 'he will return to
Danb ry and will celebrate his first
mass is St. Peter’s B. C. church on
Sunday, June 8. A reception will be 7
held afterward at the Hotel Green. ' ’ —
Father Blake. has not yet received "
his assignment’but expects to be sent
to a. Vincentian college. . ‘-
8
Charles Mitchell. Sam 'Tortorella
and Henry Schenk motored to New
Haven last eveninnghere they wit- »
nessed the bout between .Youngl A
Ncuman of Jersey City.
BAKING
POWDER
Heavy‘Sole .
TENNIS SHOES
F" $1.49
An Unusual Talus.
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
Opposite Elana Theatre 7.
you are
of the diving enthu-
Gourduds
Oriental
Cree m -
Brilliantly col-
some with tiny
caps of all descrip-
. _the very latest -
_a' ‘ Scarfs
1“ other ac-
(‘l‘S 0 a
at Brofl..‘iornplete
\r'ooawoa'x p ‘.
inseam Yous “Ks FOR
SEE «A THIN
gin-r 91mm! menses 1:1:
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HOUSE OF
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Tho house in which modern
plumbing is installed even wears
a comfortable look. It seems to
say "Here rest and peace and
health abide and a. genuine hos-
pithity." ’
u.
& DEAN co. . fig
2 mix mu Road -' ‘
I The NASH, RAYMOND)
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2. .1 —. “ . ‘
Warm Bathing
Suits
for First Swims
. Good woolly warm -.
bathing suits for the ,
first brisk swim. Th e ..
won’t be any danger f
taking cold With these
pure wool suits in many
. models; Some are‘two
piece, while others
have the skirt sewn on,
the t‘ghts making them
.allih one piece thh‘f
web belts. Gay red»
suits as well is black
and navy or otheLdeSI-
$4955 'i I ‘
.. ...; , Second floor. .
, , 1 , -_____.__—________‘I
’ rgest Stock of Refrigerat-
$5.00 Allowed'for Your '
‘ Old Refrigerator To?
erasures...” ElFURmTunrlf
I WHI'I'EMOUN'I'AIN
f‘519.75t°590.oo
R emember all our Soldiers; .
0 ur Heroes of the Past;
G od knows They always gave us
E verything we asked;
R emember how They Sacrificed,
S ome giving All, Their Life.
S 0 now. we highly honor them.
T heir fight of Right beat Might;
E very day thye’re leaving us,
.V alued Friendships, Lost;
E ventually we’ll meet them
N eath the Blood Stained Cross;
*5 weet is the Journey way up There
. :—on—: ,
“That Beautiful Isle Of ' Somewhere"
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LandSman e Son
“THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE"
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FINE .
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Spegcial .3 $103 V
Reg. $18.75 $14};
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sgfcial $1738
Awnings and Standard
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3.3 Machinery and Supplies . Saving. to Match.
~‘ A. in the East. ' ‘ #-
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address clearly. You will’ ,
as oeut‘bo'ttle-‘of -Foley’s:‘l.-I_
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