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1 51h D 5t. ts C . °" “0‘“ bi‘m‘ld“ field 10 DOUG“ A parachute Jumping contest. The lust ironic. resulted in u tic. ()1 last illuht‘s defeat. 'l‘ht‘ pirn'rrtt
way epanmen Slam and train blitchell field and New with sonic of tho greatest parochute - and in the i-Ktra frame that “as In,“ “mm”; follow-
‘ Doro, Staten Island. will participate Jumpors in tho country entered ‘ l’deo Slimmim 3““th H'X DWI”- Smut'orti 13111111115 (1 1...“..Uuln‘
ch Dis “ted Trees in west art in the 'roatout flying festival hold will ho a feature. Six men will li-ap an unusual score in one trains. :t‘in- “ ‘ .1 _ .~ .1
p p n ”10 Nutmeg Hill“! since “IO ttl . winning of the game by Hluiniord nus. ii. ltuiilo. liniil. Mitininnim.
Wright brothers made their mgr a. 1‘" “‘"m’ “m“ “'0'“ rapidly mOV- last eyening brings the tu-iims to a Joe ”lllt‘fl.‘ i‘labi- Mi'UuliiiiL'HM and i".
tie more in the scriee. Ponaesus ti-oni
| flight. in u. heavier-than-air mu- int: pluncs flying at an altitude of
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about -.l)liti 1'ch and will ram to having takcn the ilrst game [Mivul o I mo ‘. iiiil, .-\.
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" ohms the l‘est 11) 1d which n d a!” ' this (.11th Tiny may wait until tin y l'onnssus, l‘nptuin. it. 1.
. l5 i‘opcriy owners were louifli to 0’ "Sim One 9' the feature! 0‘ ““3 031’" huio dropin-(i l (Hill to 1.1100 foil im- luéhweer all Slniliitord.l 1 h 11. lilontgomory. (ivm'm' Writh. 1.),
. ‘ e w nn n3 payers 11 last as t'u H. iiowrn. iiumlit wool; (1nd (1. ti.
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bitten will be a bombing team in tow opening tin p11--iuinito. on (X-
[Ime were presented with Cuiflli'fl ltioiiinoiid.
, ith, own to allow the Whirl]-
g (in highway, begun here you. Bma“ 6 (ever Which expert United Elites army Cl‘hllollfllly thrilling stunt.
. uwrnlns. '1i1u work of laying No. m m m, mm”, of “mu.“ flier- wt" drop tire bombs on u Mayors or all cities in wosivrn ""—" "°'- W M“ ”ml“ G°°d°h"d- “Ch Scorer—114511111!“
5 o lreos on the north all“ 01 l rial di I been held 3m"! shed MW in process of con- CD'llikli‘ilt‘Ul limo boon invited to at- Stamford Council and l‘onasiius player receiving ”“9- TM ‘0’“‘5 M
$' d M “m eutturn approach of "'3 an "' 5” ny structlon at one and of the big '-!ly tend tho Illt‘l‘i and tho tllllllt‘l' which Council, liuyal Arcanuni. last eve- team of ”1° “0”“ “m “'91“ ”'10 Mr. and Mrs. Joan l’criun nt‘ lCly
: Wii is being done by the Dem. ““1“" 5“" ‘30"“0” 0‘ 00'1““th in: field. They will demonstrate will follow ut t'fiinniln-r or (tom- ninir battled at the second game or W‘m‘e" ‘0 II (“HM“- avenue nnr‘.‘ south-y sn-mmlinu of
‘5 impiuty or llrliiuopurt tor the that “'5" ”mum” “m "10'1“" “’5'”! “h“ Imncy bu been attained by inert-e hall in binutmlui-ii noxt But. the series of carpet howling. at 011 July 7 l’onauus players will ll'luxhili road wort: rcronl \isllurv at ‘
1contructors, the Bridgeport demonstration arranged for next Uncle Sam's birdmon in dropping urduy owning. l'onnssns- rooms. Odd Fellows Hull. 80 to Stamford for the next game, l‘ianton lake. West l’oint.
i5"uction company. Huturdny' "“95“” "t (the Bethany mission "1"“ "WWW moving ma- M with Stamford winning the game by and expect to win it, believing that —-—————-—
i it the mud inipiowmcnt his flying t‘ield. United Btu. ”5 “my “’7- chines high "“9“! "1° 019“.“- —Ail\"‘"150 in’Tlm Srntinvi. u scorn of twelve to six. they have the best team regardieel —-Advertiiie in The Sentinel.
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. 1ent's pluiil met with. The three
5 of pmperty directly opposite
. ,Jongrexutionul church. and
5 tare owned by Mrs. John New.
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mummy impair;~ on“; It Will pay you to attend THURSDAY MORNING ONLY
3.135151101151130 um mm a, . .1 Women’s $1.50 and 32.00 Blouses. 5 $1.98 and $2.25 Guaran- :
i White and new color . , . . ' ’ 1 teed Flock Dot Voile 1'
\ combinations. An ex- 8’! ‘ Dresses. Onlyalimited 99¢
'1 ceptional value! . ' ‘ ' . number.
i“ginning of operations is due to
ct that this part of the road
w. z»; .
.I. ave to be tillui durinz the
5 in; project and the material
‘51 ling will be procured from the 1 '
5 oi.’ the hill ('iislt-i'ly where“ e
' ereble cut is to be made. .
5 work of cuttim: down the 1‘ .1 > . : l
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5 APPINESS ‘Winfiel SM,‘Okkho|u.,' a a
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‘ . Sale Of Undies that should appeal to A MESSAGE T Pro-holiday sale of muslin and silk
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‘ 5 Women’s Step-Ins of fine qua- w 5 1 - . Sl'
‘ 1 . . . - e have changed our Olic of holdin our summer $100 and $150 Costume IDS: .
is My VOile, neatly trimmed, the ¢ ' p y g Long Cloth and Broadcloth,
trimmed with lace and em- ¢
new pastel shades. .1 z _ 1 ~. . . . , - ,.-
Regular $1.00 and $125 value. stlc iftcr the lib. [his year we re gonig to give our broidery.
friends and patrons the opportunity to enjoy our Costume Slipsof Batiste, hand 1
Step-Ins of Rayon silk, dainty
and new pastel colorings. 1 , ‘ , ‘ 5 r \ m made lace and double panel,
$ .50 lint illtl‘tliillldlh‘t V()\\ at tin lit inning of summer 20 inch hem.
VESTS T0 MAT ‘ ‘
5 L" 880 rather than at the close of the scason-—-—and what en- Begum value $198
'. Odd lot of Crepe and Silk joymcnt it will be when you can purchase such high Exceptionally fine Nainsonk
Bloomers. ‘ Costume Slips, hand made lace $ 98
$ .98 grade wearing needs at tho sensational prices mark- and embgg‘éegl-‘L ' ' '
\ 5 ‘ Value $3. 98 per pair
Only 3 “’8 left 5 ed on each tag. , A
7 ' ‘ . G , t ' $2.98 Jersey silk costumetslips.
go to stereollgflq below ., owns varie y of colors, also 99 ¢ Wide variety of pretty and $ .69
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., 5 E make this free offer to introduce to non-usetp hi. Crepes, regular and 8355.11! sizes a 3 'c -
f ‘11 merits of the new improved KOTEX—deodorir: ed— -
5 “5 1: latest and greatest comfort and convenioencegver glared. - ‘
. women. If you haven’t learned what K TE is, *retis .
. bur chance to find out—tree. Crepe De Chine Gowns, value $ 98 T I I l I RSD 3 Y $3.98 Costume Slips, lovely new $ 98
J5 5So don’t let Introduction Week slip by without stopping $5 98 at _ pastel shades. Very special. .
p; 5 one of the stores listed below. There you will find the! -' ' -. .
? EOTEX Sample Table. Each sample wrapped in plain
5. pper. Pick up one and put-it in your bag. No embarrassing
siestions to ask or answer. ‘
What' IS KOTEX? A new scientific sanitary pad, made _ - .. . ~. .
m the super- -absorbent called Cellucotton, impregnated
th 8. new secret deodorant. It absorbs, instantly. 16 times. u m“ m e r r O c S p O r 0 a S
own weight.
LThus KOTEX insures protection—safety—almys. Em-
aculacy and personal daintiness at all times. With can.
rt, convenience and easy disposal. Only one sample to a.
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Gonoanyolthembelowhr
a sample oi KOTEX, ammo
{they also have the regular-lite packezeemnpped
plain, for those who need no introduction.
A charming group of dresses in all the An unusual Opportunity to purchase at
new and wanted flat crepes, crepe-de- _ _ ,
chines, broadcloths and tub silks. a fraction Of the cost the remainder Of
FDR IN§TKNCEz our stock Of sport coats.
$3.98 Genuine Striped Broad-
cloth pretty and new models $1.98 Group NO. 1, about 30 of these
fine coats. You must see them$ 98
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j. SO. NORWALK, CONN. 1’ . _ , 1 - Linen, Voile, Jacquard, Silk and to appreciate the yalue. , .
-. f mngSeanfitIette S t 5 . I E. In Silkette Dresses. $ .98 ‘5 I - .
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i tillson & POW?“ C011) - :~: ' ‘ Group NO. 2, some of these j .
ii 8 50- Main“ St- 55: : $2.98 and $3.50 Cotton Crepe coats sold at double the prices . '
. E. Ryan (‘0. 5 j: _ Dresses, each a hand drawn gar- $ .98 marked on the sales tag. Fine$1 4 98 . ,- 1.: ,
86 Washington St. ‘ ‘1 E meat, 0013' 8 few. for wear on a cool evening or 5 1.3,
e Munsic Co. .11 early Fall. .
a 10-12 SO. Main St. 5 *1. . ' $10.98. About 50 of these rich- . ‘ ~. 1. I:
5 .O. Pig‘s/7:; 1115515231111th Store n. ly colored _ printed silk crepe $ .98 Group No. 3’ expect an excep- ‘ , 5
. ewbauer’ 5 Drug Store ' . tionally good looking coat in$ l 9 75 . , ._
. Cor. Cedar St. & Connecticut Ave. . “ ' $15-98. and $13- 50 Printed Silk - ' ’ . ° ‘ ‘ 5 .
’ggett’s Drug Store . 1-. _ Foalerds, m o s t beautiful $12.98 this lot and you ll be pleasant .
‘ 70 Washington St. 1‘ summery frocks. .. ly surprised! - ‘3,
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a. b d“ D IZARIEN , B thi 8“!“ H Tak Di T ! Seldom indeed, has such a fine assemblage Of lll‘ler- f;
401,11 31’ I .rug 0- a ng s ave en a p 00 - chandise been Offered women anywhere at t ese '. For our Vacation or the Hike
246 Main St- ' prices. AND RIGHT NOW at vacation and holiday y '5
M. Smith Co. - '[be popular style that is seen at the time! 1 1.1
. . Main St. beaches, all the WNW C010! eflects. Without a doubt the finest assortment Of
- . For Instance: , . . -_
, , . 5 \ women s knickers in town.
‘ EAST NORWALK “~98 “THING 5m $2.98 - ”7
e Cannon Pharmacy . NOW. 1. mm. .-. . . .- . .. . . .. . ... . . - l . $3.90_$3.50 Linen and Tweed $ 2 49 . 2
31 Van 23... St £0.23 :BATBING suns $41.98 (:3 WASHINGTON s11, NEXT T0 LIGGETTS “mm“: ““‘de we“ ----- ¥
. . Bear in mind these hm suits are all ODD LOT SILK SWEATERS $1 98 Group of Khaki Cloth Knickers, $1 68 4
wool! _ _ . ' _ . VALUES AT $3.00 AND $3.98, AT .. ' strong and durable .......
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