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The PlacetoBe’inHotVJeather’!

KLEENT and P3 I”. 5,

LAST TIMES TODAY

‘».‘ll~ ESTIJRSON. MANAGING DIRECTOR

 

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'l‘lllllil, TUIES MIDY ‘AT 2:15. 7:15 AND 9:10

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21 . Erna: blt when you saw: the new [9.111er do .

“THE CONFIDENCE MAN”

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THOMAS MEIGHAN

\f’itl: Virginia “Valli, Laurence Wheat and Others.
i'r's A PARAMOUNT PICTURE.
33111123,: at the Regent—Estelle Taylor, Wyndham Standing
3;, ._ mum in “FORGIVE AND FORGET."

wymv at the Palace—Mildred Dang, (fm'l Miller and
"('ONDEMNED.”

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N orwalk Chautauqu a

faPENS JUNE 21 TO RUN UNTIL THE 27TH

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31:91.1101. of every one in Norwalk.

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‘ Members Of Era-inks:
. Slayer’s “Bird Class” .

Qzu e s tinned by
State’s Attorney

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CHICAGO. Juno 21-.Stafe’s At-
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impressions of

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in fitting summer suit

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Summer Suits

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sums: cool, and comfortable. See them in feather huh:

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dress silks. -

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gfi Hot Weather
filly", Suits

'l‘vm mm mm: tailor-«l just like
our n-gulnr_ nulls. The Yum-ks
arc mmk‘tflly {catha- mm,
ma-looklng and mfghn' firm-
‘fortuhlo —— Palm mm vkuh.
'l‘ropk‘ul “'nrs‘tflls and the Mo-
haln.

¥alm Beach Suits Shown in
a Variety of Styles and
Shades at

$1 4.85

Wren $9.85 to $24.50.

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{Outfitters to Men, Women and Children
BRIDGBPORT, CONN.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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DIVIDEND NOTICE
‘0 The Stockholders Of
The Sentinel Publishing CO.

At. a director‘s meetiu of The Sentinel Pub-
lishing (30., publishers of ’ he Evening Sentinel,
‘ South Norwalk, Conn, held June 24, 1924, a
quarterly dividend at the rate of EIGHT (8) per
cent. per annum, from earnings for the Three
months ending July 1, 1924, was declared to hold-
ers Of preferred stock of record. Chetks will be
mailed July 1, 1924. l

LEIGH DANENBERG, Pres.
w. P. MILLIGAN, Treas.

 

 

 

 

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Putting Things 08

The man who m of! many
things does few. 116 mm.
of them, he mom to 66 m
~but ha doesn't).

You gain Minus {0! W
by postponing duties until
tomorrow, but you sow your,
tomorrows—Jo:- fhey we»
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The TEXTILE STORES

SOMETHlNG NEW IN SPORT SKIRTINGS

Finest all wool crepe, pleated and hemmed, ready
to run up the seam and attached belt. Théy are 90
inches Wide and will fit any sine (ready-made skirts
are 65 inches wide). They come in Colors of white,
black, powder blue, tan and grey.

m. $3.93 M

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20 mzfigm soz mrwm

orlgm' 3.1 price.
CUT {am to

low and high

MEN’S V, TENNIS
SHOES

 
 
 

TAN PLAY
OXNRDS

Childvvn’s sizvs, ll to 52

95c .

 
 

Tan and Mack, heavy solos

$3

ubMEN‘S Whi’ru ’
CANVAS
PUMPS, OXFORDS, SHOES

Not all sizns. Values $2.00 and
$2.50. 956

Now
lVOMEN‘S WHITE
NUBUCK
OXFORDB and PUMPS
Plain and leather trimmed.

$11315??? Willi. $2.95

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Perfect first quality footwear than @353
over-bought, now reduced to a fraction of ._ n

including some of the newest pumps and
falls. You will find values that‘are ;
mm!‘ Low shoes of all des tioux,
cludm'g white canvas and white kid .. ‘
oxfofils, miles ingray. anjedals and
calfskin, pant colt, vici—ha'ds, plain styles
the {sunny open work styles, one and two -

I’flc'e‘s cut ‘20 per cent. to 50 per (Sent.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

to clean up stock. We t
unload. All overstock mm

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

heels, styles to suit everyb-f

MEN’S OXFORDS
Brown Canvas

Leather Solo. rubber heel

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PATENT LOW 1min .
PUMPS ‘. "

Plain and fancy cut-outs. V

$4.50 to $5.50. $35
Now ............. “a
Values $1 to $3.

Now ............. $20

Cl—IILDREN’S .
TWO-TONE omeDS.
Finost leather solos, rubber li- A“-
Valvs 53‘.) ”11d 3’53-

. l. a I -'
Nov; rrduccd to . . . . $104 ‘4 '

 

WHITE KlD PUMPS
Flat heels, open wor front.
wry latest styles.

Value $6.00. Now 5 ' 695

GREY SUEDE PUMPS
(.‘uhnn and Louis Heels, differ-
ent styles. values $5.00 and

GREY SUEDE WMPS

The very newest. styles.
Values to $6.95. " _
Now ‘ ...... 1 ..... $3695

BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES
Heavy solo, brown hnly, leather
f ' mod. "
£2“; .......... ..._$1.15

WOMEN’S AiRDALE

,snsnu

LOW HEEL PUMI’S .

V l , {BS-$695. : J
“1354395
“Mill G TOY” i’UMP’S
Grey and brown alligator leather
also lizard skim,

,_ Saga 8 .99?!
WW???- $4.95

 

 

 

 

 

 

One . strap; wide the. Valugs

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MEN’S WHITE SNE; :y
E. ,i' ml 11 S. n
Jilly”. .T . . $1 s2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PURE SILK STOCK l" .
Finest, quality silk. No secon
All the new colors. also Vb '

and while. Wore $1.50. 98 =
Now ‘ "

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FULL FASHION
STOCKINGS

Made of the finest, pure thr
Silk. latest colors, heavy sole ’ 7
heel. The kind that. give W»;

clerful service, $1 1
Exceptional value, at 6 j

SILK STOCKINGS
DROP STITCH A .

Made of pure thread silk,
quality. Wonderful $ . ~:
value at ......... 1‘ I ,
MEN’S TAN oxm" z».
Goodyear welt, mostly ' “
and Wide toes. Values, .

$5.00 and $6.00.
Now ............

W. L DOUGLAS
OXFORDS
Also Morse & Rogers and

C., tau and black, all the
styles in dark and light

Values $5 to $6.50.

 

 

 

 

 

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