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and Velvet.
Satin and Suede.
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A very neat Strap Pump in Patent, Satin
Special . . . . ... ...... _.. ......
'A Neat Strap Pump in Black Kid, Velvet.
Special Price‘ ....... .
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“ Tomorrow we will put on ssls"250 pairs of woman’s high grade
novelty Pumps andStraps in satin, patent, s u e d e, velvet and
blender—regular $4.98 merchandise.
AT. DOLLAR DAY PRICES $2.98
Men’s Goodyear Welt Oxfords in Black
Special ...................
Woman’s'Opera Dumps in Pat, Satin, Velvet
and Honda Kid. Regular $4.00
Nettles. Special. . . . ..... . . . . ..
Infants’ Button Shoes, Fancy. Color Tops,
Only 50 Pair.
Special . . .; ...............
WOMAN’S SOFT SOLE COMFORT SLIPPERS
SPECIAL DOLLAR DAY 2 PAIR $1.00
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$1.00,
_ Chicken Departs from
.l-‘reneh that one result of their un-
‘t'iill'lii‘n off the family menu, has
'Mns want-nus \\'I.\'S sas
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Joe Tinker. member of the 'Iinker to firm
tion or the famous old Chicago Cubs linwlinll team of two decades ago.
has taken a bride. He and Mrs. 'l‘lltkor pom-4| (or the. photographer alter
their wedding in Cincinnati. she was Mrs. Mary Edingcr of Orlando,
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The French Menu
The bitter complaint made by the
favorable exchange has been to put
resulted in an increase of the export
tux on towls.
The tax has been raised from 10
per cent. ad ralorem to 20, and that
on one {rum 20 per cent. to 80 per
cent.
The, French peasintists sloomily
declare. however. that this measure
will make very little. dittercnco, u
with the franc worth about 145 to
the, pound. the increased tax wilt
present. no impediment to the Eu:-
lish buyer.
PRIZE IN MAGAZINE'CON‘TEST
Mrs. Winifred K. Wakeman. wile
or Robert C. Wak‘eman, a. sculptor.
of 88 Main street. was avarded a
825 prize by Liberty magazine in the
recent contest called "President's
Game."
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the store.
$1.15. $1.35
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$7 ’a.
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Home cleaning time
' means—some of these
Here are a few housccleaning hélps that serve to
iiilustrate the values you will find in our housewares
section. Fact is it is a good plan to get the habit of pay-
ing s visit to our, fourth floor every time you come to
Hand cotton dusters 25:
Long handle cotton wall dusters
95:
Long handle cotton floor 'dusters
“ $1.25 .
Long handle. wool wall dusters $1
Self wringing floor mops 79:
Best gualit .floor brooms 95c
Stair ;ust rushes 35c ‘
Triangle oil polish mops 60c
Galvanized water pails 25c
' Good quality whisk brooms 25c
Heavy metal rubbish burners
‘ -= ' $2.95 '.
Galvanized garbage cans, practical sizes, '90:,
at
garbage cans, '10. gal. size . i ;
l'ourth floor roar
. “Wayne” .. Moth Proof .
cedar garment bass
Sweet smelling—yet positive insurance against
(garment destruction-by mOths—Built of best of ma-
terials to give years of service—Complete assortment
_,'or bags for suits.
Women’s "coats, ‘Overcoats, Fur coils.
Furs, etc. Each equipped‘withgarment hanger. $1.25,
summons use , , . .
Cedar wrapping sheets—‘12 sheets 59x58 in. to
troll for 75:
8
Fourth floor <
Bringinyourfilms , ‘ ’ ‘ Stillsfowofthose
to be developed. Try OWIJAND S Rayon bed spreads
for a prize enlargement. ' fl 1 Special at $5.
Main floor roar - . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘3 1*" " Main floor roar
For Summer Homes— Summer Fabrics—Everything
for Summer in Readiness for Your Choosing
Oursilk
shows summer styles
Silks that give beauty and smartn'ess ' '
to the frock for annmenimo—siiks that 3
give pleasure and service to the wearer
‘-both of which'means the best sort of
economy.
New heavy washable pong’ee in beau-
caise, jade 'crabapple, indian' orange,
maize, lagoon, thing, red, black. 33
inches wide'81.25 yd.
Striped broadcloth in gay outdoor~
colors, a 32 inch cloth for 81.75 yd.
Heavy drapable crepes in striped cf-
fecis, a 32 inch cloth for $2.95 yd.
Il'liird floor tent
Easy to embroider , and
they beautify the home .
Slutpie of design, yet beautiful to look‘ upon when
finished—just the sort of fancy work to have ready to
pick up to while away lazy moments of warm days and
afterwards to‘ have something worth while to show for
the little eii‘ort.
Stamped pillow cases, '42 in. $1 a pair
Stamped card table covers — blue, yellow, green
“each
_ Stamped luncheon sets—Cover and '4 napkins-
blue, yellow, and green the ‘set for $1.50 -
Breakfast sets to be embroidered—cover and four .
napkins—blue, yellow and pink $1.50. sat. . , ‘
Stamped kitchen. towels—blue, yellow and pink
section
Great Britain Starts Work
On Second Large Airship
Accurate: to information receiv-
ed at the New Department Great
Britain started work during the
month of April on a second large
airship of 5.000.000 cubic feet. capa-
city.
One 0! the features of the new
ship is that the control and observa-
tion poets and the passenger ac-
commodations will be built in the
hull instead of being suspended truth
it. Her capacity will be accommo-
dations [or 140 passengers with in:-
gaae allowance. She will have a lift
ot 90 tone it length of 760 feet and
a brunt of 130 met. The engines will
Im 01‘ a. new type capable or develop-
ing u cruising speed or 50 miles an
hour. with a maximum at 70 miles
an hour.
McLachlan Addition in
Danbury Is Almost Ready
The large addition which H. Mc-
Lnehlnu & Co.. hat manufacturers.
are making to their factory in Dan-
hurr, is practically completed and
is ready for occupancy.
The addition runs parallel with!
the main factory and is 40 feet. long
and :1 feet wide. There are small
L’s on each and connecting it with
other factory buildings. The addi-
tion will he used as a make SllOp
and also to provide space for addt- ._
tion rot-titers. ‘ =
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THOMAS J. MOGOVERN DIES. i
BRIDGEPOR’I‘. -- (AP). Thomas
J. McGovern executive clerk in the.
public school system of Bridgeport
brother of James L. McGovern for-
mer collector or the ports and now
managing editor of the Bridgeport
Times. died yesterday after a short
illness from pneumoaia.
A few days ago. Mr. McGovern
contracted a cold while. at the {un-
‘oral of (‘nplain Michael J. Daily one
or the tire department oi'tioers. For
35 years he was assistant superin-
tendent oi the east end branch of
the Columbia Graphaphone com-
pany.
Spud P88821130!
Wagons RE Oars '
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rams arm summaries
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AUTOMOBILE CO.
I. Wagner. Branch Mgr.
at WEI! AVE. NORWALI
smvwn STATION mom ”I!
ANNIE“ KENT
SUPER EETRODYSE B. 0. A.
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Convenient'rsrnts
“013m PIANO 00
I8 No. Hall St
Phone ”I ‘80.!“
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' Lawn Mowers
Priced to‘snit Your Parts
LAWN RAKES i
Everything for the garden
ROSENFIELD BROS.
us Wane-gm ac, Plano no
--FREE DELIVERY—
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, 4'“ m $1.00 ‘s1.00 ....
ammonium" ; .,.
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PA’GE ELEVEN
Mme. Jeannette
56 80. Main 8t. 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Onyx “l’ointex” Hosiery
7 Full fashioned of pure thread silk, in at].
leading shades. Regular $1.65.
Dollar Day Only $1.39
Rollin’s Run-Stop Chiffon
Hosiery
Regular $1.60.
All colors.
Dollar Day Only $1.39
Windsor Crepe Bloomers
or' Step-ins
Regular 75c
Dollar Day Only 2 pr. for $1.00
Gowns, Chemises, Step-ins
$1.00
Broken Lots of Higher Priced Goods
10% Discount On
Corsets and Brassieres
as CARRIED IN STOCK
DOLLAR DAY BARGAINS AT
127 WASHINGTON St. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.~
REGULAR 69c FLOOR BROOMS
37c EACH
Satin Stripe ' Ladies’ Washable 18 x 36
Rag Rugs
3 ’°’ $1.00
Gingham Dresses
3 1'” $1.00
Costume Slips
3’°’$1.00
Ladies’ Pure
Silk Vests
Value 89c
2 ’°’ $1.00
. Boys’ Washable 3 qt. Pure Aluminum
Suits
Value We
2 P“ $1.00
Percolator
$1.00
Men’s Khaki Pants
also Men’s Overalls
$1.00 "i” .
24” x 54”
Duroleum Mats ”
Regular We
3 ’°’ $1.00
Ladies’ Silk
Princess Slips
$1.00
Value 81.79
390' Ladies’ 8 64 x 76 20 qt. Grey Agate
email?" Plaid Blankets Pots & Kettles
$41.00
. LANliAli’S
5- l0 Dept. Store
Norwalk Chronicler