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Evening sentinel, Friday, May 15, 1925 · page 24

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Harwell: Quartet is slated to
tom Radio Station W. N. Y. C.
“igThuradey night.

,Quartet was slated to sing

3. night at the International

onvention in New Yorkrcity,

e unable to fill. theengage-
unrtet is composed of George

_ 11, Miss Eleanor Johnson,
he Nelson and Harry Sunder-

for $2,000
in Accident Case

STA‘AIFORD, May 151--.

ed against-prepaid; 7

' Th ecjaa'e is returneb

' , Tuesdayln June Keogh and Candee'

represent the plaintiff. 4 .1 .

WASHINGTON, May 159—1155”- ' /

al pure food olljlclals are giving spe-
cial attention to interestate

or their are short weight or. contain
less than the 80 per cent butter fat
required by the legal standard. ’
Agents-01' the bureau. of Chemistry
of the Department of Agriculture

recently seized several shipments of ‘

butter that did not meet the re-
quirements, and a. number or prose-
cutions have been instituted in the

 

ohlp-.~ ;
- menu o! butter to determine wheth-

the first doy for the dis-
play of “alfalfa" headgear. That is.
.-pr0\ldln£ the rain clouds keep are ay'
and the sun shines brightly.
Some haxe rushed the season just
:1 little bit and a few straw sky
Modes xx ere noticed adorning the

heads at Nomalkeis during the past

' kelleys in the windows.

the head- swear event 11nd Ina
es have displays. or brand 11

L‘rol‘ut and Knapp and the Ceplau,‘
and Goldman Co . report an usually
brisk demand 11111013 the trade for '
straw hats, “hike looal
are looking forward to n. large sale,

\Vidc jbrluis, medium crowns in?
split straws, and Panama. mils in
new blocks 1110211656 to be the” stv'lo‘f'

mercha'ntg ‘ :.

declared as the result of heir'c
leg‘e experience. '

. to live with your children. 1 Thin
is wrong“ in 1925.
dren live Mlth 3ou. . ,
p'acel‘ ‘ , ..

V"The old cry. ’5 one midgé‘was

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the permit: do not keen tit ,. end ‘
f in mental olcrtnces, Mrs; ‘

used-mi these handsome fabrics mak
'flley can be laundered any way you like

7 liliflle sun. You’ll find them always fast.

 

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50c the yard

lenders this season. Many a: the

federal coutt: undct the food and
inking advhstefge of hats lune colored bunds._ ,

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few do) 8.

'rcivilr action for' damages ,. of ..
Merchants are

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65c the yard
:._> " , 4 . SUNDOWN “THE EVEREAST DRAPERY”
,. ' ’ ’ 75c to $1 25 the ydar

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Stamfm'd Issues Many 3W, ,1,
Permits for _Buildings 335;“; ' ~
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ROTON’ POINT
PARK TO OPEN
SAT, MAY 23

. Neville Bayley Tells of

' coming *Se 35011—-

No Sunday Dancing
-—New Boat

Boron Point—w” Park Mill open Satur-
day. March 23.131111 everything going
full blast except the Casino. accord-
ing to ,Neville Bay-icy, operator or
the pork. aim has arrived in Nor-

walk to take charge.

The Casino will open on Decom-
lion Day and. at that time, the new
il‘urml..”1’$ell Island." will. make Us
dim. trip. The ramp; is licensed ~10 .
carry. " .130 passengers instead of 1.-
3M ash-113111111 announced- A one.
eini brass band will to down to the
dock to mfl‘l the boat on its nia‘idcn

STAMFORD. 31:1) 15,—,
_ Eighty-one building peunits' val- ,- :l om_
ued at 343945311‘9113 passed “unicumflflw 1 ’3.
“9511-1“ night by the building board',3l€1-""-
at , “hich lime at “as resoln-d ‘ hoe: .
to enact an oldinance that 110111115“?! Ii— 1 “-4111.
cause all porch milings ohme the, “Al.“ 1m. . .4
first story of a building 10 be morei 115111:
than lllree and one-half feet. from! lrom _
lhe floor of the porch, A revision; mg :0 .
of the fire disuicl. so that it would ‘ 32 9~

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work here." said Mr. Barley."'ond :"GESGE
“ill more into the Casino Decoration ‘ '
Day.
"\Ve shall. of course.- 31.111:
\\ orks and a bond concert for
comuon Day. We shall haic
dancing on Sunday evenings this
\car. but instead I shall bring na-
tionally knoon hands hem even Sun-
day night. They “Ill change each
"1199k,and 11 ill be military and brass
lbands—pnot orchestras. if it.1ains
“on Sundays. no shall hold the band
concerteein the dance pavillion
fThe'n, one night each week. on
varying nights. I- shall bring a na-
tionally known orchestra of the high- '
est type here (or one night only, and
how: a special dance program.
"Beginning June‘ll we' shall run
; 9 our Thursday exening fireworks pro-
gram. Rotor: Point Park is natur-
ally one o! the prettiest amusement
parks I know,. and we are putting
out every alien to please the fine at
people that we want l1ere.1-:ve:yc
thing has ben repainted. “'11 l.-:1\e
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75 TAILORED ' SPORT DRESSES
Originally priced $25.00, $35.00 “$50 00-—
Now REDUCED TO

$19. 75, $24. 50. $29. 50

‘VITH HERE RE
DRESS AT .AISDFPHF. . .311? 315,17, etc
" sino has been redecorated and “e1

M t f h Sizes 14,16 18 aid 36. to 42 , ' ‘ more built a new kitchen. ‘13 shall
as o t em are long sleeves and comprise the best of i , im the porch for dining too. and I

All Sales Final.

35 EVENING GOWNS AND DANCE FROCKS

Sizes 16 to 38—Two are size 42.
Originally priced $49.50, $69.50 ‘and up to $98.00

$39.50

 

111181155 0F WHITE

Just a personal reminder to each “1.1112111
Our May \Vhite Sales. From p‘det exp" "
a1l‘are of the wonderful savings in ex on t: :
are available while the Sales 1351.103; ‘11:!
,may buy NO“ all sorts of articles hum mm“
“Undies” for Betty and Jane to stiml‘zi!

“ \‘0ur room at. special prices. So just as :1 1"
suggest you check over your vcarlv 15.5.1 0: i: .
personal necessities, and mark 111111 a s'er *
are White. Then, come in todav and get

Does your list shy, “Towels? Buv them

, . during the May W’hite Sales! Does it say.

' “Aprons for the maid, lingerie for \our-

- self, white hose, Summer dresses.‘ Bil}

them, and dozens of other things all
White, here today!

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150 FINE SILK DRESSES *~
Originally priced $30, $50, $75
NOW REDUCED ‘TO
All of our best quality Silk Dresses, with styles suitable
for many occasions. A number of them are with long ~
sleeves—fashion’ s newest dictafie, several shew cap
sleeves or none at all; beaded. Designed by fashion ex-'
parts, trimmed‘with self material; belts; pleated jabots, '

real lace, etc. Each Dress 3. different style. Black, . 7 . ' Z I , I
Navy, Brown, C0008, etc. Sizes 16 to 44 ' ' ‘ ' 'A splendid Drese for vacation. You will need at least '

VARIOUS ODD DRESSES $15, $189 etc. ,. One. for traveling. The fineSt quality1 Poiret Twins,

Wool Jersey, Flannel, French Rents. Gaberdine, Made ._ 3W}. 1““ “‘1‘ a 51’0“.“ “mm mt?
inaw and other sports wear; , Made by the leading tail-. T .1;th m new electric smash. -'
01‘s, including Grefiex. Shades of Pecan, Rose, Nut 7 "‘3 machine! l" “19 Casino» and an
Brown, Navy, Blue, Bottle Green, Cerise. w ' ' ‘

. , , the refrigeration at the soda foun-

, min: and ice cream booths in ac-

$35. 00 . ; . _ , , _‘ compliance! by electrical automatic

. . , , . :ggglnggw :11: finch goon; is en-

. , , _ , n e so a. aunts-in

30 CLOTH DRESSES :33; liesocueani parlors are ' newly
Originally up to $4950 _ 7 . ,

NOW REDUCED TO ( I : I . I H0191 “1 ,Chicagom lll lune charge at

. ,~ . . _ _ ,5 -1 _ . Ilhe cuisine of the Casino: .- l

. , . .. . . , , . - 4 'fi .. . ; ':

* Chosen British ‘ ~

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, ' White Curtains
netted swiss,;grenadine end noveltv fabr
used In making white Curtains of unusual . '3 -z
at special Sale price. »
'.,‘$100 $1.59 to $225 pr.

-. . VANSOOKS and LONGCLOTHS m n. .9 1: .2
' "fishion’ing of many daintv Summer things. .\- J
'i‘ yard and longeloth 19c \ard. Bur it in

ries Pfahl :n'ill- be assistant to
a3ley as heretofore, and Eleni"
ry Metz. now with. the Book-Cadillac

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ARE MARKED Charmene and Twill Cord Cloths are represented in . ,
this lot. Sizes 16 to 441/43. . Mostly Navy fewzzhmr- ,
line stripes, Browns and Blacks. .

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, . ..TOWELS .are one thing You need a your a madam-e
with Summer coining on, and guests and :11 mining
4:51]. kinds of Towels—buck, Turkish. all- lll‘. g3 craS‘l
dine guest towels, plain, patterned and embed lcrcd
' Bullion Towels25c,350,39cand 790 ea
Linen Towel: 49c, 69c, 79c and $1 25 ea

BEETS are another great demand. HMO“
owing aufieient ele'an sheets and pili'“ 63595 '

fnosing a good stock now.

A $235 are sheets 81;.in. :99.‘ 111;, of fine muslin n “i.

watched. 11111111191de to $2.15 ‘

 

 

95 PRINTED SILK FROCKS
$15.00 Sizes 16-18

Sizes 36 to 44
, Extra Sizes 46 to 50
At an every-day price we are
ment of Silk Dresses,

showing a' lovely .ssortfi
m thevery popular Prin . *
Prints, Moral Prints, :dozens of ,outhful styles 911:
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