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DONNELLY’S
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The degree team of Mount Var»
non Chapter of De Holey exempli-
fled the second degree on a clan of
candidates at the session of Norwalk
chapter in the Washington Street
Masonic Temple. last evening. The
team was accompanied by “Dad"
Moss. memhors of the advisory
board and many members of the
clmpirr. Previous to the meetinl
lhu visitors were entertained at din-
ner in iho Dohiolny club house by
nwmliurs or the lioMolny Mothera'
club.
A short business session was held.
Plans are being completed for a
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straw ride and dnnco to be held
June 5. and for a dance at. which
members of the 'l‘. K. H. society will
Burk. & so“, be entertained. June 10. A large
delegation of members of Old Well
Indigo. No. 108. A. F. and A. M.. at-
Vogues tended the meeting of the chapter.
This evening in Stamford, the pa-
trol team of Norwalk chapter will
.lhnitln for a cup, with Bridgeport's
ipntrol team.
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First District Cellars
And Yards Quite Tidy.
Firemen’s Survey Shows
Lottie Atherton
Deputy Fire Chief William J.
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B throom
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Outfit, Complete, $65
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his beautiful 3-piece set with nickel tittingv. A-l quality. 865. l
HAS RANGES, $24.50 (JP—Electric automatic Pump. complete, 800. l
trial and gas combination Stoves. $85. We carry a complete line of ‘
RUMBING and HEATING supplies. including steam boilers. l
m‘tators. pipe and fittings. All materials guaranteed perfect.
WE PAY THE swarm Send for Jree catalogue d2
. M. SEIDENBERG C0. inc.
New Summer St.
. Branch 254 Watt Nth St, New York City, !
Powell reports that cellars and back
yards in the first district are in good
condition. 1 O
Firemen recently made a tour of
inspection of the cellars. back yards.
nllr-yn'ays and other places where
iii-e mcnnces might possibly be
found.
'l‘ho firemen iound one cellar and
two back yards that were not quite
up to standard. and the owners took
cure of thosn lininodiuiclr utter their
attention was cnllr-d to them by tho
firemen. There are no fire trnps or
xncnncoa in the first district at the
present time. which shows that
rionn-up Wt'l‘k hnd the desired effect
In making the place sure for a few
days anyway.
NOTABLE OFFERS are continu-
ally appearing in the classified
columns.
Kore Bonding-
Ended on your Property
I9.” Monthly up
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Looking for a lot of comfort this summer? \.
‘. Of-oourse you are! And there’s no need of
looking further, for here are the straws, \
panamas and leghorns with fancy bands '
that were made for many months of true
ease. ,
* Rogers ‘ & Stevens
W N-orwalk
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PANAMAS $6.00 AND $10.00
STRAWS $2.00 T0 $5.00
LEGHORNS $10.00
Two s-mnns
So. Norwalk
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g. Ever enioy the delights
of a real camping trip?
You may find profit by
letting us suggest things.
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You’ll Be .Surpriscdi—i-Of All the Things Men Need—Apparel-
implements for the Sports, Etc—How Many Find Them Here
‘ the better sort
' $1.85
ii “Universal" the make that
“Puts the World to Sleep."
You men know what that
means—stripes and plain col-
i$§“d§?.§§it§i‘ieaigun’3“i§l “Yorke” Shirts—offered at
this well known make of paj-
amas. Not a garment designed
to sell for less than $2.50.
Choose quickly a Summer sup--
. 1y for
‘1) $1.85.
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and implements
. for the game
‘ it would take much space to
describe. the sport clothes for
men or women suitable for the
game of tennis—it will repay
7a visit to look them over. Here
is just a glimpse of the imple-r
ments and their cost.
Tennis racqueis $2.50 to 818
Tennis racquot presses 31.
Tennis racquet covers 09c
‘le7‘e 0
Wright & Ditson’s cham-
pionship tennis halls 50c.
Fourth floor front.
, my;
“Co umbi‘a’.’ the
. bike of the years
‘ iYes indeed it was quite a
ew years ago—But ask Dad.
—chances are he rode a
“Columbia" may have
one of those big high fellows
We
don’t have to pedal all the
s—more comfortable sad-
dles—and the whole machine
better and looks better. We
eta assortment
horn» £9.50, to
“8.83. And w- c you
folks do revel in owning a Bit-
cycletg—lots of fun and health-
One of the finest lots of
$1.85 ‘
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Men’s underwear
Athletic of course
$1—
Cut good and full. Every
seam sewed so it stays. Every.
thing about the garment
speaks of comfort—even the
fabrics~ which we offer in a
fine broadcloth or a pin check
nainsook—both of which are
light and cool.
In these undergarments men
are so many finer qualities in the assortment—new patterns -- some neck- l Will find *1 800d biz value for
band-50m
{Wovgrai madras, Printed broadcloth. Not a shirt but would normally sell:
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The thousand and one turns and twists;
operations and examinations; designing and
drafting; sewing and knowing—they're the
Facts
Factors
Factories:
Kuppenheimer
Good Clothes
And these famous garments are made in wholesome factories-—
. where every one is a past master :it his art. Where the human hand is
clever and cunning beyond belief. And the result of its labors is a joy to
. behold and a pleasure to wear. ‘ . . ~ ~
' in single and double breastcds With the wide shoulders
‘ New ideas
| and lean hips $40, $4 and $50
at show style
unusual—economy, too
Style unusual—Made unusually well—these plus the little kinks that
Howland spvccifications call for in every straw hat we sell makcs for real
economy. c sell you a hat at as low a price as a man should expect to
pay for a hat and expect much from the hat. as;
Panama: 85 to $12.50. Split straws$350 and $5 ditto-Z
Milan bats—light weight $3.50 and $5 ‘5
Sennit straws—cable’cdge-saw edge — Barrington edge 32, $2.85,
Straws
c collar attached—some separate matching collars. Broadclolhs, . 31- s ,
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ionic that "Ml” tho factors sturdy and worthy in ll l.
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Golfers like
good golf goods
-—here they are ,
We’d like to tell you about
golf suits for men—Golf trou-
sers-~Golf tags for women-—
they’re here in splendid array.
The celebrated “Kroydon”
and other good makes of golf
clubs and all the other tools for
play.
Golf balls We to 81. Repaint
golf balls 29c.
Golf bags $2.50 to $25
Golf clubs $1.85 to $13.50.
All wool fancy golf hose
$1.65 to $6.75.
Fancy all wool slip-on swea
ers $3.85 to 35. {‘9
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Fourth floor front.
Designed by lndians
made by experts
And how they can glide thrn
the water as graceful as a
swan and as speedy as a cutter.
They are here in most every
color ‘ and size and model
priced moderately 873. as
$104. Paddles $2.25 to 32.50
Back rests double $1.7],
' to 321.80.
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l'eurth floor trout.
$5.45
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and S4 A .
. New fancy braids. New fancy bands. All always correct.
Main flu or rear
Men’s summer shoes that’ll get $5.45 ~
business for both of us
For smart, sleek, well-groomed feet do have their rt in pro-
moting success. You'd be surprised! And here are shoes ofan that kind—-
bpilt tostandthemmutest scmnnyfofthemanwholmows ' as
wellnetkaxfordsinli ttanWIthcontrastingtrimsnd soles
for sport wear. Tea or _bla calf oxiords With leather soles. We want
more men to get acquainted With our men's shoe section it once so we
qr try it PS.” 0.1511299 5150 fifty; 5.1-5.5. '
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Floor racks 82.
Fourth floor front.
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