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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 19, 1926 · page 14

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HWY

mI-mmmlllflk
' no“! ‘mm Ill. IS

41.00 $1.50 $1.65
and $1.95 Pr.

his N. r. RYAN co.

 

 

 

 

 

L. GOLDEN

WASHINGTON 81'3“?
BOUT]! NORWAII

 
 

WOKEN'S READY TO mu

 

 

 

Ii
STERLING “guy:

. FURNITURE

 

48-05
Ito. Main St.
In. Nor-walk

COMPANY

 

 

 

NUMOS'S

for Colds and
Bronchial Coughs

One dose hits the spot.

Borne without injury to the
most delicate stomach.

Sold Only by

Plaisted Drug Store

 

longest trip together.

 

... , .

Fannie Hunt. tumour novelist, and her husband, Jacques Daniel-
lon, were in high spirits when they just sailed for n holiday at (it‘lliiil,
declaring that their plan of living «port
In: only by appointment still is proving n splendid success.

BENTTNEIr—SOUTH NORWALK.“ COWW.

 

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 1926.

 

 

~.-.... .-.

Not Honeymooners, But Happy

 

 

 

This Is their ‘______

 

Big Street Parade

 

Sparks Circus is to exhibit. here
Wednesday, June 23, afternoon and
night, the preliminary arrangements
having been made at the City Hall
Monday by Contracting Agent Hen-
ry (l. Maurie, who besides looking
after these details and securing the
lot on which the “rirens city" will
be erected, in also multing contracts
with local dealers for nil or the sup-
plies to he used by the show here.
These include the necessary provi-
sions and feed stuff to meet the re-
quircments of SW people. 500 head
of horses. three herd:I or elephants
and camels. and hundreds of wild
animals. Contracts will also he made
with local motor truck transfer men
to haul billing matter and the cir-
cus billpostcrs from advance our No.
1. over all the country routes within
thirty miles or here. Sparks t‘ircns
is the largest show in the world still
which this

 

 

With Sparks Circus'

 

Bill Would Give Convict
More Clothing and Cash !

inorI-nse of clothing and ensh gra-
tuity given to eonvicts on disclmruv
from prisons is proposed in a hill
which the immigration Coilllilillm
iIns reported to the House, Inn] i
nwnitina nation on the calendar. II
was introduced by ltoprescIItIItiI.II>
JOhnBon (RI-p.) of iloquinm. \\'II.~lI
I-hnlrmnn ot‘ the committee.

IInIiIIr iIIII terms. on diHIIlIIII‘RII from:
any prism of mm person t:0il\lI‘ll'Il
under i'IIitIIIl StuIIII laws on inIiiI-I-
mont, he would Tm furnished with
transportation to place of l'OYlVlt‘llIIli.
or to his lionii tIIlo residence at time ‘
of commilnnnt. or to Such other.
place within the l'IIitIIIl States llH’
the. Attorney Ii-III-IIIII IIIIIII IIII‘IlIIIII—I
ize. I

if his iIIIpIIiI-II)IIIIIIIIII .‘lllitll have I
been Six months or llll'li'l'. he would ‘
IIo given such IIIIIIIIIIlII IIlotlIiIIi: n3 llli.’ .
Attorney General may in his IiIs‘-'

 

 

 

 

The Pass’aic' Silk

3110p,

is oil’ering to the public of theNorwalks some w o n d e r 1' ul

values ‘at prices beyond comparison.

 

.i Amoskeag ‘
.. Gingham
I Fast Colors
6 Yds. For $1 00

English Prints
3 36 in. Wide

Dresses

. 4 VIII. for $1.00

«a»... :2 ;

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Striped Satinette

for undergarments

 

7 Very Useful for Children’s '

Windsor Crepe

for underthings

5 “$1.00

Regular Value 29c Yd.

 

Pongee Prints

GUARANTEED
FAST COLORS

$1.00

Regular Vslue 49¢ Yd.

 

Yds. For

Mercerized Voiles

40 in. Wide
ALI. 001.033

2% $1.00

Regular Value We

3 Yds. For $1.00

Regular Value 490 Yd.

 

'\ Printed
Silk Crepes

may patterns to select
from

4 Ydl. for $3 00

(750 Yen!)
Regular Value 08°- .1. 10

Brocaded Silk

36 in. Wide

 

Ideal ior summer frocks

3 $2.00

 
 

“M Willie “I“!!!

 

 

The Passaic Silk Shop 129 Washington Street

 
 

Wllhln'to WIS Ilvinz n. street parade. _
II 80-. lo. N season in said to be the most elnho- cretion authorize and not exceeding
rste in its history. twenty dollars in money. .
I

Percale:

Fast Colors
.36 in. Wide .

6 $1.00

Regular Value 250 Yd.

Motor Saline:

ALL COLORS
36 in. Wide

3 Yd" P" $1.00

Tubette Prints

 

GUARANTEED
FAST COLORS

2 “$1.00

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Genuine Japanese
Pongee ‘

4"“ ”$3.00

(7512 Yard)

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Regular Vslue 31.10 Yd. ,

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So. Norwalk

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'SCHOOLMASTERS I
MEET TOMORROW

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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
SALE GOING ON

$16,000 Stock Must Be Sold
LESS THAN (‘OS'I‘

 

 

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ARE COMBINING ON THIS SPECIAL EVENT AND ARE GOING TO GIVE D 0 U B L E
VALUES THROUGHOUT THEIR ENTIRE STORES.

 

FOLKS’ GET HERE EARLY AS THESE BARGAINS WILL NOT LAST LONG —— STORE
WILL OPEN AT 7 O’CLOCK SHARP SO AS TO GIVE THE FOLKS A CHANCE TO SHOP
BEFORE GOING TO BUSINESS.

 
 
 

GENUINE
B. V. D.

UNION SUITS
$1.00

 

 
 
 
 

 

All Sizes

 
 

 
 
 
 

STRAW
HATS

KHAKl
PANTS

MEN’S HOSE

All Colors

 
 
 

1o PAIRS
"R $1.00

 

All
Men’s & Young

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

tion.

Chiiion Hose
$1.49

Silk & Rayon
Stockings

FULL FASHIONED HOSlERY $1.00 PR.

Finest Quality—Full Fashioned Stockings at $1.00 a
pain—when you purchase a pair at the regular price.
instance. you buy a pair of “As-You-Like-It” stockings, the
best your money can buy for $1.85 a pair. you can get
another pair for only $1.00. You save 85c on the transac-

 

For

 
 

Women’s
Pumps

9
Men s A P I“ 69c Blond satin, black
I air satin. pat. colt, tan
Well Made— Fancy and Plain SUITS . . . These are first kid' Values “'00
, Finest quality Chif- quality Mill’- The to $5.00. Not all
500d Weight B cl and ‘ some is true of any sizes in each
Sizes 28 to 42 an s TOPCOATS f0“, that fits-well, “WHITE “1‘“ we leather.
looks well, and . advertise. The
.- re or $1.00 -
$1 00 $1 00 M Special wears well. In the MSW... The Going at
. . Reduced Prices for stocking is especial.

 
 

Pair Each

 

Dollar Day

 

newest shades of
the season.

 

 

1y reinforced on the
heel and toe.

 

BUY NOW AND BUY FOR THE ENTIRE SEASON

 

 
 

Men’s Pure
SILK HOSE

All Newest Spring Colors

3 P” $1.00

 
 
 

$1.00

 

Psnoy Silk Stripe
and Rep.

SHIRTS
"$1.00

Neckbend Only

Lndies’
Bathing Suits

All Wool
Newest Colors

$2.95

Values to $10.00

SEE OUR WINDOWS

Imported English
Broadcloth Shirts

 

Boys’
Wool Mixed &
Khaki

moms
$1. 00

Pair

 

Men '5, Boys’ and Youths'

TENNIS SHOES

$1.97

A Pair

 

Misses’ and Childs'

Tan Cali Pumps

 

"Uskide” soles for hard service.

While they last at, “$1 00

apair........

Crepe rubber soles. An unusual

$1.00

bargain at,
spair............

 
 

 
 
 

An Odd Lot of About
125 Prs. oi' '

 
 

Mtsses' and Chllds‘
Tim and Patent Colt.

Men‘s Tan and Black

 

——Low Rubber Heels, womnI. W. L. Douglas
OXFORDS AND
Pumps snons SHOES

 

Medium and narrow

toes. Most all sin-s

in the. lot. Stumped
priI-e $5 to SIG

A" . $2.47

psir . .

lxtords and Shoes

A few tun, put. and

white mums. Out
they go for

3 1”"$1.00

SEE OUR WINDOWS

 
 

Flcrlhlc sole for IIIJ'iT
near. Sines 81,4 to 2.
\‘nluc $3.50

$1.00

 
 
 

 

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