‘ Embroidering. ’
extremely narrow on ,theI other. The
wide side otters a perfect shade
from the sun in the atternoon it one
happens to be facing south. and they
made with the brim extremely are not supposed to be worn in the
and drooping on one side andlmornins anyhow.
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4 e! the Parisian summer hats
L
STAMPED BEDSPREADS
White and/ Unbleached, Crinkled Bedspreads, Stamped for
+ $2.25
euros-u...-
1.92.98yalue for
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‘I88-Washington‘ St. . South Norwalk
W
COMPLETE PLANS
Work to Begin When
completed its plans for 111m new
sections 01 road which it will lay
immediately after school closes. The
surface will be or bituminous inaca.
dam, similar to the former
Road bed. The sections to be paved
are a portion of Academy street
‘ 11111115 1111.11.91.11 11.1.11. 111111 part
of 11111111.; Road which lays be-
tween the end of Noroton Avenue
11111 Hollow Treemdn Road. and
FOR REBUILDING the lower «align :15 {illlside avenue.
3 ADWROAYS The Selectmen and the Board of
Finance have appointed. the three
members to make up the newWatel'
and Sewerage lCom’inisslon. They
are: William E. Ashley. 3 ”MP
Thomas Crimmins. 2 years; Ernest
Lou'nsbury. 1 year. The appoint-
ments will come up tor retiticetion
at the Town Meeting tomorrow
night. ,
‘ DARIEN”
School Closes -—~ Wa-
ter a n d Sewerage
Commissioners
The Highway Department has
0 O O '
'An lntormal inspection or the
newly completed Home Bank and
Trust 00.. will be held Friday.
June 19. between the hours 0! 5
and 9 P. 311., to which all friends at
the bank m cordially invited. The
occasion marks another step for-
ward or this institution. which 1l1a’qf
flown Iteedily‘slnce its inception in
Post
1911. It began business January 2.
19.12. in a small building erected by
Gentle M. V. Schiicliiin: in Railroad
Avenue. Following a the in 1918.
it purclidsed its present site. and
erected the beautiful modern build-
ing where it now does business.
This year saw an aihiition. with the
building of another section in the
rear. Together with alterations to
the interior. the bank has almost
doubled its facilities. Beginning
with but 77 depositors. each year
has seen a steady increase. until to.
day the bank has more than 2.000
accounts in a town of less than
5,000 people.
.10 '9 e
The Zoning Commission of the
Town of Dorian. recentlyitchaumd
from the Town Piannin Commission
by the act of the le lature, met
at the Town Hall Monday night
The chairman.
tendered their resignc‘tions to the
Dr. Howard stout '
Nation. and Frank 11. Holmes, both
, - DRY-I
GOODS
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Store hour-I11 1o ow-Beturday 9 to t '
l MUN“?
9111111313115!!!
1 10-12 SOUTH‘MAIN'STREET
Special Purchase of
WOMEN ’S
Dainty
UN DER-
GARMEN TS
.VALUES THAT JUSTIFY:
1 Coming Early Tomorrow Morning
IE Illflm rowan “j
soul‘s NoawnLig ‘7 ,
Garments new and fresh from their wrap-1
,1 pings—Garments that were never made to
-, séll for anywhere near this sensationally low,
I I . , . price—bought in an extraordinary special
1 4 ‘ purchase frOm one of New York’s largest
u 1 -‘ manufacturers of dainty undergarments.
Tomorrow the saving is passed on to you. '
" Progress «Week
Visit our 311th No. 193,
194 and 195 at the 4
Ekpositon. '
Progress Week
Vlflt our Booths N0. 193,
194 and 195 at the. 1
EXfiOlifione
Entrance on Main St.. Fairficld Ava, Cannon St.
Store Open 'Till 6 O’clock Daily. '
GOWNS 1 SLIPS srsniNs 1‘
CHEMISE BLOOMERS ,1
“Porto Rican Maid”
Hand drawn dress lengths
;' 4 only $3. 95 1
1 Something new —— some-
thing clever —- for fashionable
women! .
i 1 Here are dress lengths of ,
” fine cotton voilcs ~— 01 Eng-
lisli broadcloths. ‘
1 Dress lengths of these liand
_ ldrawn materials during dem-
onstration and sale for only
$3. 95
A living model Will wear
‘ made a dresses
Each dress engtli went to
‘ Porto Rico to have its special
design traced upon it, and
threads drawn into a erma-
nent pattern of much c arm.
Voiles are shown in nile,
geaIch, orchid, rose. copen,
me or w bite.
Broad cloth in copen. lavender, coral, nile, maizc
‘ ‘ and Miami.
_ It re uires very little sewing to make up these
' dresses and they are delightfully cool and comfortable in
looks and in reality. They are udusual value at”. 95
Main floor, rear.
Lovely white silks
of. interest now
The June bride or the graduate will find in this
flipivingI of 1‘ no white silks a peculiar interest.
White georgctte crepe 40 inches wide $1.95 yd.
White crepe de chines 40 inches wide $1.95 yd.
61 ,.White flat crepe 40 inches wide $2.50 yd. it; 1
White wash stain 33 inChcs wide $2. 50 yd. 1 A
“White radium 40 inches wide $1.65 and $3. yd.
/ .-' White charmeuse 40 inches wide $3. yd. _. ,1; 311
1 Washable crepes‘ in
popular ‘ ' stripes
Colorings and stripes of great beauty The efl'ects
that are 50 p cIpularI and pleasing' in wide array in 33 inch 4'
Silks $2. 95 y
Third floor. trout.
Memory books of
. school day s -
Appropriate headings specialyiy designed 'ailow
abundant room for such recollections as “School and I
Social Functions”, “Kodak snap shots”, “Autographs”,
etc. Bindings' in cloth or leather from $1. to $3.
Good time to check
up summer cottage needs
Here is representative list of the
many good values to be found in our
housewares and china sections. 1511111111
Triple ,Icoate‘d white
enameled ware 95c
Durable quality and easy to keep
clean. Choice of 6 qt. covered kettle -
2 qt. double boiler—i 12 qt. and 2 qt.
coffee pots—-—i 1-2 and 2 qt. tea pots—10
qt. water pails-i4 qt. round dish pans—
‘2 and 3 qt. water pitchers—12 qt. round
ficollandcrs—95c each 1111:- ,, 1.
Fine enameled '
tinware $1.
Choice of Roll tap bread boxes - 4
piece canister sets stencillcd for tea, cot
fee, sugar and flour—25 lb. flour bins-
all white enameled—each $1.
~ Make ice cream
on hot days
Acme ice cream freezer, 2' qt. ‘siz'c—
summer cottage is not complete without
once-they re only 951: 1111.11.
Metal wares to
help cleanliness ‘
Metal waste baskets for each' room in
colors 39c
Galvafiizcd tubs—practiccal size of
heavy galvanized steel 95c .1119;
' {"112
‘ proof wfiottcry, 6 cup size, 85c
You need, a refrigerator
Wherever you summer
.You just can’t 'do without one—and
you can’t get a better one than a “Leon
iir ” - numerous styles and Sizes priced
I from $47.50 to $155., 1
’A special refrigerator, ideal for cot-
tage use and built by the Leonard factory
has 60 lb. ice capacity—top lift style ——
roomy food compartment is specially
priced 111919.95 ~
China and porcelain
wares at little prices
Dinner set of 38 picccs include all the
practical pieces for serving 6 peo le —
shown in 3 designs. Special $49 1
Odd pieces of dinner ware from dis-
continued stock patterns have been priced
for quick selling—selection includes many
practical pieces.
,Tea cups and “saucers of durable Bug-
11511 porcelain, large shape, 6 for 85¢
iYellowI bowls, d piece set, white
handled, sizes 6 to 10 inches, 85c set.
Tea pots decorated on English fire
Witc bowl and pitcher set, large
white bowl and large white pitcher, $1. 95
set
White 'covered 'combinet or slop jar
$1.95
Blue and white' Jugs, graduated sizes
from 1 pt. to 2 quarts—45¢, 35c, 45c,
55cto 75C , ‘ .._ 3:53,...1’A45vg:
Glassware that one ,
can afford to use
Water tumblers—safe edge quality-—
neat grape cutting—Sc each
1 Cut stem ware in grape design includ-
tug—Water goblets, high sherbets, ,iow,
sherbcts, wines, cocktails, etc, 25c
celonial table sets 4 pieces -— Civered
butter dish. covered sugar, cream pitcher,
191‘ 1
sizes—in materials Such as: ’
Fine Sateens in stripes and plain, Nainsook,
Shadow Batiste, Plain Voiles.
An event that no woman can afford to miss.
Buy your summer supply tomorrow—buy 1n
' quantities while the savings are here.
Regular and extra
Buy at MUNSIE’S and save money.
Dainty lace and embroidery trimmed, ham .2",
stitching and medallions,‘ in white, flesh and '
every wanted shade.
Commission. They are both up-
pointees to the position of Police
Con1missione1.Dr.Nellsou exploiti-
ed that he thought as Police Com-
iiiissloner he should give his time
to this post only The matter. how-
ever, ended by thercslgiiatlons bc~
lng laid on the titblo. 1n the busi-
ness discussion. the Commisslen vot~
ed to approve the plans for the im-
provements at the bathing beach at
subjected by,the Pear Tree Point
I Committee.
eIe a
Mrs. John Mason had a. narrow
escape from serious injury yester-
day morning under the railroad
bridge. An express train was pass~
ing at the time. and a large piece
of steel about a tool. square cams
wliizzini; down from the train. and
passed close by her head. It ap-
peared to be. part of a piece of 11111-
chluery. and was turned over to the
railroad otilce1by Constable Clarence
Scofleld.
1 1t t 9
Dr. and Mrs. Hurry C. Francis and
son of Norwalk spent the week-end
with their parents. Dr. and Mrs.
ThomasFrancis of Old King‘s High.
way.
0 0 0
Miss Mabel Francis will call soon
on a trip to Bermuda.
0 t .
Pleading guilty to a. charge of sell-
ing and keeping for saleintoxlcuting
liquor, Patsy Goliatti. of Noroton
nights, was fined $300 and costs by
Judge John Selleck in the Darien
town court last ‘night. He was also
given a suspended jail sentence of
15 days on each of two counts. His
attorney. John Cuneo of Nor-walk,
waived the reading of the complaint.
Gailattl "also xi'alred ownership of
the liquor that was seized. - '
WI 9 I .
Many residents who were unfavor-
able to the purchase of the Wee
Burn property as a park. are 11011
locking more sympathetically on its
acquisition as a civic, center. It i:
now being discussed from the palm
of view of purchasing half of the
property. and leaving the otherhaii
open for residential development.
spoon homer—Complete sat $1.
Cleaning needs
at small prices
Water sets-‘7 pieces daisy cutting,2
qt. job with 6 tumblers $Il. - . 1;
.4
How Jantzen changed a
natiOnal habit!
MILLIONS of folks this Fourth will findrooolneee
. at the beach—the natatorium—theiseiimming
I
hole. Now.. . .the water invites them notionly
I’I bethc—btitactuallycoswimi -
Jantuna are the style at annual: City; mm.41.§.
mofothubeaches.
The Janina patented bow-maul: patch-n Mugshot;
1 It over the hips—Mouton
‘ of motion. The non-rip notch enhances comfort. Itgdtoo.
’4 L
k.‘ 1""E
is patented.
improved shoulder make for greater in
map—all
ilmgerweor. Thecuit'iemodeet.wetordry. Therein-Z,
. ticity is permanent‘
The original unbreakable rubb. hathgfith o/ is
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1r “we feature 1925 James stylee for men; women; many?
, Graduation cards from 5c to 25¢ each
Main floor. rear.
Shoes of quality
fer graduatiOn
Shoes that tell a story of purpose—Ethel reflect godd-
ii'css—For girls—White kid low heel strap pumps $6.
1 Black patent leather low heel strap pums 535 to $7.
White kid pumps with Baby Louis hecl 7. ,
For boyS—Plain toe patent leather oxfords with
leather heel $4.50 and $5.
Tani Oxfords either cap or plain toe‘, leather soles and
heel$4end$5 ,
Laces for cool dress
3' or damt 1i ng‘eri‘e
1 11‘ New pattcrns of fillet 19111—110111 edges and inser-
1 110115 to match 19c yd.
’ New attems of daily laces -- 'edgcs and insertions
{to 1111111 192 21/311 yd. , others at 251: yd.
,V'al laces -— edges“ and insertions, new patterns
lmatcliing 101: yd: $1.doz.I I :
as Flouncing in 6 and 12 inch widths. ‘ ‘
Edge and insertiOns, 6 inches wide, 50c and 751: yd.
Edge and iuseniou, 12IIinchcs' wide; 95:
52-},
Wash boards—zinc rubbing: surface .
Other useful
I
50c
Floor brooms—light weight and scl-
ccied quality 65: -
“ ,Wet mops—How often will a good
mop be needcd—here’s a good one— 39:
Floor brushes—better than a broom
horse hair and fibre $1.45
Wisk brooms—good size “and quality
' ., ,, ; l ”‘91“ 1951
Special soap
I combination 59c
3 bars of ivdry soap;
3 bars of Octagon soap
'2 cans of Dutch cleanser ) complete
1 Box at Lux ;.:-“1:7:
P, iboxofRinsoI .) for-59c
for the average cottage floor—i4 inch ‘
Sometimcs a‘ 'dust 111015 is needed-'—
This reversible chemically prepared Imdp. .
* is good 85?. ,
Splint cloths baskets-standard size
and well made $1.25
3 Reg. '85cI
:4Iweight aluminum 65c
things—here
quite often an ironing table is ”needed.-
Here’s anice padded board of Ifolding
sly to 1192.95
Beauty clofiics dryer—very practical
folding w‘all style $1.10 -
- Folding sic stools—quite handy -—
3 step size—Su stantially built $1.25y *
Bath stole—white enamclcdrrubber 1
r'fcct$lI. "*1“ 1:1, ,
. 1
Aluminum ware
‘Iu‘l everywhere
Wcarcver double boiler, 2 qt. die
1 size $1.95
‘ thatevcr 1111111
lie, '4 q sizeBSc
Was basins—practical jsizc ih‘ “good
Water pails of good weight aluminum
qt is“ one piece stamped, 75c
pot “or vegetablcxket- 1,
Jenner: originated the fishy-weight medicine”
Ilslwindlhield I
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PRICES ' 17? ‘ ‘
Men's Jantzens ............ $8. 50
Women'sJantzens ........-.. $7 00.
. Cadet Jantzens ...... . . ..... .85. 75
C lldren's denizens ..... . 1 . .84. 25
5 all Children's Jantzens ’. . . . 59.00
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