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Boys’ Play Suits Girls’ Play Suits Women’s Step-ins Costume Slips women’s Gowns Infants’ Wear Women’s Chemise
for , one pi for For 3 Days I ' Odd ‘ Odd i
.. .2 _ $1.00 Sm? $1.00 .2 $1.00 an... $1. 00 1... $1.00 ..$1 .00 .333 2 °" $1. 00
c0102;J aluélagi‘tls‘rpoghuxrnlrgg'é' 2:121:11 of khaki 1““ cloth. One NBC" Sigrizi‘zzmgat'lisKSHn'F‘I’llleczriuha': tlsxrlliggicpelrl‘l‘d but 1.1.: eouullduell' 313:1[mirflfyo‘éni:Aegféervzm: Including ““95“ and gerirudes 0' 130““ 109’ “”0 ““1“” batiste,
Low bust, made of flesh coutii.
Wrap nround style,
made of Back iastening.
Extra long.
36x72 Duroleum mute. Very dur-
able with heavy felt base.
in the Lhoice of in
any new floral and
Quality window shades of nut
sleeves. All colors and assorted style. consisting of mlddy. waist. ‘stitclied and lace edging. All 001- strap. Shadow. proof hams. All models; plain white and ' colors. - the “"051 “HmWDk- “W9 and 9““ “95" and “’1“th “‘00 embroidery
stripes. 3 to 8 ,yrs. 98c cu. value. and bioomer. Neatly styled. on .981: Value. colors ”and aims. ' Sizes 18 to 17. Values to 2.60. ' broidery trimmed. Values to ”.98. trim. Regular $1.25 values.
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M. & P. Corsets Women’s Corsets De Bevoise Bandeau Duroleum Mats ~Drappery Cretonnes Window Shades Dinner Ware
Sizes Sizes for Size ‘ Y d '
21 to 36 $1000 25 to 32 $1000 2 $1000 36x72 $1000 £05?" 8 $1000 2"for $1000 7 for.$1.00
Largo assortment of decorated
dinner Vicar. All styles and size
The famous
"Safeidgo"
glasses with beaded non-chipping
um. Sizes
Of dotted organdie and plain color wiles—straight line and belted models
.l'loor Opic shaped.
grape design. with a. 3 at. pitcher
decorated with
New Silk dresses to sell at the low price of $3. 95.
'All straight line mo~
extra. long hips. graduated tront. elastic and coutil combined. III-in. u do of mesh te-i l. Fl h' l- . .- e , e . ~ i l t "l . .5. - . ‘ it ~ - -
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3 Water Glasses SUMMERTIME FROCKS Water Sets SALE SILK DRESSE S Thermos Bottles
for N 01: All , On Sale Complete Sizes $5.00 S ectial
12 $1110 2 for $ 1.00 0!! 8mm! Set for $1.00 . . 36 to 44 $3.45 Value pa $1- 00
Univetsal make. pint size for
keepingtuid hot or cold. light in
2 f“ $1.00
‘33.“ $1.00
Y£2.'.““$l.00
1,000 yards of Nola. fast. color
‘22.?“ $1.00
3 for
$1. 00
4 M $1.00
Your choice oi“doubic or single
fifffgfigggr 13:13,ng each. To- Spigggdawith collars and cuffs of white organdie. 1.ch assortment Eggughgigrgadgh'fSellli‘nig'KO' Just 3313;213:322? 0:30:36; scioztsslceves, collars and cuffs of self material gel iillitmms‘tirong * in construction.
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Women’s-Silkfi-loves 40 in. Sheeting Fancy Percales Fruit of the Loom Pillow Cases Turkish Towels 81x90 Sheets
Extra
........$1.00
in a. jiffy, pattern already printed.
Genuine English broadcloth in
18x54 in. size. Fringed. laced and
fine quality combed yum-in black
Sterne pure linen crash toweling
200 prs. of Women's silk SlOV'OS. Over 500 yards of 40-inch brown Genuine Fruit of the Loom mus- 46x36 in line Milly ill ‘ - - ‘ ‘
. . ' ‘ new percale in dainty no t- . . q p ow 81x90 seamless bleached sheets.
bl. ‘, grey. tan and nhite, not all shooting on saleetor 3 days at 5 terns. striped. biockcd' andwscfi-Tall lin. Limit of 10 yards to a cus- cases. Guaranteed tull cut. free of thread Turkish towels. plain and Full cut. Our $1.59 quality. Qua-
sizes._ In all colors. ’, yards for 81.00. 29c yard value. el'lects. . tomer. . dressing. Buy your needs now. colored borders. titles limited.
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Jlfl’y Blouses Women s 8% Hose English Broadcloth Linen Scarfs Children’s Stockings k. Toweling Pearl Beads
2 For $1 00 Tire. $1 00 Yards $1 For . PrS- Yards MEN-m $1 00
s 'or o for o o for for o ( .
. _ . . Special sale at 60 in. indestruc-
Msnouswoue Jilly Blouses made mm.“ m“ quamy wk and wk All pure linen fancy scurfs. Children's play stockings. extra tlbie pearl beads. Those are not
cheap pearls. but gcnulno indes-
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ready to be scamcd. Light and and fibre hose in a complete range stripe “a dalnty dot egg“, 35.1,, in brown and whit 0 ~ 1 -
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Madras Shirting ' Dish Towels . ' Women’s Handbags Radiex Records
361a. Wide 3 yds. $1 00 18"x36" 8 for $1 00 Under-Arm and Latest tong ‘
Fast Colors. . Bordered. . Pouch Styles. $1.00 Hits. 4 $1.00
Bleached Muslin Boxed Jewelry . Kotex Odd Fee. of Ivory
36 “whee yards 1000 Big 3 {or $1 00 ' ‘ A . . Regular 1'0? I Your Choice.
wide. 6 $ Asorlment. . Main and Wall Sts. Phone 1008-1023 Norwalk, Conn. I'm 2 $1.00 Special $1.00
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Lil-leads Conn. Branch
Sons of Revolution
H. Brothwell of Bridgeport was
elected president of the Cd'nnecticut
Society of the Sons or the American
Revolution at the annual meeting of
{the State Society held in the State
library Wilding. Monday. Mr.
ll was formerly vice- presi-
he organization and succeeds
Ernest E. Rogers of New London as
president.
Re. C. Ballard Thurston of Louis-
v ,Ky.. past president general of
thee National Society. was the prin-
HARTFORD. June 17 “0'13““ cipal speaker at the conclave.
The Worst Yet.
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(Exchange)
Mule—What. are you?
Ford—An automobile.
Mule—Well ii! you're an automo-
bile, I m a hores.
Don’t decide that. you have kid-
ney trouble. just because the kid-
neys clog. Or because of backache.
highly-colored urine or frequent
‘ urination.
”Perhaps the kidneys just need
flushing. as the bowels often do.
5. Try this method. Drink plenty of
water. Start before breakfast. To
your morning glass add a little Jad
Bolts. It is a pleasant. effericscent
drink.
Jud Baits is made from the acids
of grapes and lemon juice com.
-lned with lithln. It is made to
mounts elimination in the modern.
\ less and efficient way.
One hour usually brings ro'su‘t
(Call
Elimination
wastes go.
That is probably what. you need.
In a. few mornings. these Jad Salts
drinks may completely change con-
ditions. They have done so for
countless people. \
You owe yoursell this knowledge
Learn what Jad Baits does for
clogged and sluggish kidneys. Your
druggist can supply you. The rs~
suits may be a delightful revelation.
—Adv.
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ELECTRICAL WINDS, CHARGED
1'0 RADIO BY SOME EXPERTS,
ARE KlLLlNG KANSAS CROPS
Wind Mills, Barbed Wire Fences 'Alsc Affected
-—Agricultural Oilicials May Put Up Light-
ning Rods to Carry Off Air Currents;—
Horns of Cattle Become Charged " I
By J. F. WRIGHT.
Special Correspondent
Ot-The Evening Sentinel.
‘ (Copyright. 1926.)
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. June 11.—
Eloctrlcsl winds. blamed by some on
radio broadcasting but by the more
scientific on friction of sand in the
air and samospheric conditions. are
killing crops in Kansas.
The electrical winds also are
charging windmills. barbed wire
fences and even horns of cattle with
current that makes them loom up at
night. and shock persons who coins
in contact with them duriit tho‘dsy
-—a.t. least those occurrences are be-
ing reported to Kansas agricultural
authorities.
And. as a result. Kansas edict-is
seriously are considering setting up
lightning rods throughout the corn
belt to carry off the current which 3
. said to be scorching
the
crops. especially in the northwest
part of the state.
I. C. Mohler, secretary of the
A board. says the matter is no joke.
"I would not say that radio cur-
rents have anything to do with it;
he said. “But the winds make
growing plants shrivel up."
an. Flora. stats mstorologist.
also doubts at radio has anything
to do with t s new blight. He said
his investigations reveal the current
laden winds blow in streaks.
"Sometlm these winds will
charge the tool frame of a. windmill
with so much electricity it Will al-
most knock a man down if he
touches it.” he said. ”The wind has
been known to elsctrify automobiles
so the ignition system would not
work and the cars would be stalled.
wmm Kansas pic Mm tut-nod
n
oiectrlfy barbed wire fences so that
lights appear on the herbs at. night.
resembling rows of lighted candles.
Men have been shocked severely by
touching wire fences in paths of
these winds.
"One man reported one night
when he “as driving a herd of cat~
tie in such a. wind the tips of the
horns began to glow with the
lights "
Flora‘s explanation or these phen-
omena is that. the wind gathers up
particles of dry dust which are
char ed with electricity and the dust
part .les tr 'nsfer the electricity to
the thin t ey ‘are blown against.
Inpad ition to the lightning rod
idea. tthuggestion hasabeen made
that.somo..kind of s. condenser be
arranged which would enable the
farmer to collect the electricity out
of the wind and wire it into his
house-t6 be used for lighting.
WHOLE “'ORLD OQNTRIBUTES
T0 MEDICINE
Ginger from India—Iodine fro
Chile—Olive Oil from Italy—Ep
som Salts from England—Menthol
teem Japan and roots and herbs
from almost every country in the
world contribute their share towards
alleviating the ills of the race. No‘
other medicine however. compound-
ed from roots and herbs has ever
attained such a marvelous record
for success as has Lydia. E. Pinks
ham's Vegetable Compound. For
ovor fifty years it has been over-
coming some of the most: stdbborn
ailments .of ' womanhood. and is
constantly growing in popularity.
and tsvor.~Adv. -
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