Frocks ln Suhthine Colors " For-
Bright Summer Days
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The most luscious pinks, greens, blues, yellows and
iavenders that ever graced an old-fashioned garden, are
to be found in these dainty Summer Frocks. And cool man's mm-
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r—you'll just revel in them ori’ sultry days. Best of all, R:;°:t—"Ch.udr‘g:.gm;‘gcel."
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they can all be put into the wash with assurance that “.331: ' f rom on
i . ' Mating picture at the Girls' and
they will come out as good as new. Women's Club. "Changing nus.
bands."
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$15e50 cosmic Evan's.
May 25.—n. 3. Club at hols. nu:-
tr' 1 n ayto .
8W1!” The Blouse Decides How a“ 2811:“: by cu;- elm, 3..
Smart b uni s .
a: “fill“ on ""9“" swings-"frame“ eonly Dali-south Norwalk Boat
’ Designate Smartness Club Chicken Supper. ’
What a difierence the Blouse 1“” 37"“m'” CW“? learns
c Women Voters meet in Norwalk.
May 28.——Glri Scout Rally and
Pageant at Center Junior High
School.
The Sweater ensemble is
again popular, vieing with
other fashionable two-piece
costumes. Of fine, sephyr-
knit Wool or Silk and Wool
combinations, these Sweaters
come in all the lovely
shades.
Very debonair, these newest
Sweaters have wide or nar-
row - horizontal stripes or
plaids in contrasting colors.
A turtle, crew or student
~ neck cleverly tops them off,
and now, more than ever,
the sportswoman is comfort-
able, trim and undeniably
smart in Sweater and skirt.
makes! A frumpy, clumsy
Blouse and the entire eflect
is‘ spoiled. But here one may
choose a Blouse that will
make your tailleur the ulti-
mate in smartness.
White Broadcloth, Linen, or
Crepes in a shade to match
the suit, make some of the
smartest Blouses and often a
dainty Print is used. One of
these Blouses will add just
that touch of 'informaiity
and efleminancy that the
tailored costume needs.
English Broadcloth and
Linen $1.95
Printed Crepe Blouses $4.95
Baily at Center Jr. High.
May 99.—Wedding of Miss Mary
Weed. daughter of Mrs. Helene
Hill Weed of Wilson Point.
May zit—Poppy Day.
May lio.-Newland-Brown wed-
ding.
June 3.—Installation New offi-
cers. Fraternal Order Eagles.
June 8.—-Spring Outing Ladies
Aid, St. Peters‘.
June 4.—-Fairfield County Repub-
lican Women's meet at Dorlon's.
Sun And Tide For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.) .
Bun RAW seseeoalasos ‘13! A. M-
Sun Sets ............1 7:11 P. M.
High Tide “......“ 7:32 A. M.
Low Tide assesseseees 1:50 P- his
$2.95, $8.95, $4.95 to $7.95
The Women's Guild of Trinity
church is conducting a three day
rummage sale in the Udelman
building in South Main street.
0 t e
-Now is the time o: year for for
storage. The Twin City Valet is a
reliable place and all for storage
here is insured against fire and
theft, 67 North Main St. Phone
408.—Adv.
C O 0
Dr. T. J. Scanlon. of West ave-
nue. an enthusiastic golfer. was a
. visitor at the Westport Country club
May fit—Pageant and Girl Scout '
- screened.
yesterday atte where he ea-
toyed a few rounds of the ancient
genie.
--Coaneeueut I‘ve:- shad. lobsters.
crab meat. shrimp are specialties at
Cutbiii's Fish Market this week. 71
North Main St.. Phone foil-ad".
O 0 O
A vicious dog killed 25 chickens
belonging to William H. McMahon
of :9 Putnam avenue. Wednesday
evening.
0 O 0
Today is the 45th anniversary of
the founding of the American Asso-
ciation of the Red Cross.
0 O 0
l‘ —Anthracite. All silos. Harris
and Gena—Adz. .
Mrs. Emily Saunders of Strood.
England. is visiting her son. Robert
Saunders. 1d Putnam. avenue.
0
—liyes examined by a. University
Graduate. Benedict. The Jeweler.
-Adv.
O '0 O
Reginald Hopkins of Woodward
avenue is driving a Dodge Road-
ster.
O O 0
Michael J. Murphy. 5 Reed street.
is driving a new roadster.
O O 0
—-nadios and Vietroias sold on
~in terms, Donneily.—Ad'.
O O O
A three act comedy "Mr. Bob"
will be presented this evening in
the Parish Hall of Trinity church.
After the play there will be danc-
ing.
0 O 0
—L e h i g h coal. automatically
Harris and Gena—Adv.
I O 0
Ward Green of. Cross Highway.
Westport visited in this city last
evening.
0 0 0
Ralph Buttery. of Silvermine, was
a recent visitor in Stamford with
friends.
0 O O
The Phoenix Engine company will
hold a special meeting in the Main
street lire station this evening.
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--Your plumbing and heating
problems will be correctly and ex-
pertly handled by the Nelson M.
White organization. 56 North Main
St.——Adv. .
Fred B. Byxbee. of West Main
street. has returned to his duties at
the Benedict News company on Wall
street after being confined to his
home yesterday with illness.
O O 0
Frank Webber. of Main street. has
recently returned home from Flor-
ida. where he has been spending the
winter. Mr. Webber made the trip
‘THE c. o. MILLER COMPANY
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Full Fashioned Silk Hosiery, Made To Sell at $2
’ I sale.
. . . . Made by one of the most famous manufacturers of fine Hosiery,
who has asked us not to advertise his name. The over-scrupulous
inspectors have found tiny unevenness of threads and call them
irregular-s, although the faults are imperceptible to any but
trained expert.
,3 o'clock.
. ”ow—o..- .
by auto and reported having a fine
time.
I O O
A new sign for llli‘ Walk Ovor
Shoe Shop of Wall street has arrived
and will be put into place today.
e e e
Fred Iluiicl-y. of Ci'ilflliul'y. is an-
qther local man to return from Flor-
ids, lifter spending sovorul “coils in
the sunny south.
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~DORLON'S SilOitE HOUSE.
-—-Now opened for the season.
Famous for over forty years for
Shore Dinners and s a food of all
kinds. Phone Norwa 2298.—Adv.
O 0 0
Mrs. Mary Pagan. of Main sircct.
WtfliDort. was a recent visitor ill
South Nomalil.
O O O
-—Linen or crctonne covers'for
your car. save upliolstcrilig. Phone
4136 for prices—Adv.
O 0 0
Notices have been posted lu-
formlng the public of special stops
that will be made by regular trains
into and out of this city to cover the
service dispensed with on this holi-
day.
a e e
George Sherwood, scleeilnau of
Weston, motored to Norwnlk this
morning on business.
0 O 0
Repairs are being made on catch
basins lwiwcon the trolley tracks on
West llvnnuo,
O O 0
men l’ll-us court in Norwalk today
out of respect to Fred W. Tracy. inr-
rcctnily committed suicide.
court arssinns ill the first distill
court bll‘lldlng 'l'ucsdny morning.
0 O O
H. railroad has reported to the firsl
district police that boys have been
throwing stone ntthetrnius passing
Commerce and Cllopcl streets offer
Motorcycle policemen
were instructed to investigate.
a s e
Lilacs have begun to
forth again duringille inst fmv days.
and many large hounucis have been
seen in the windows of Norwnlk
residents.
Th (ii-lean lln porn to.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luigi Im-
pernio. will be tomorrow afternoon
at 2 from the home of her parents.
103 Lexington livenuc. Interment
will be in Saint Mary‘s cemetery.
Louise Knippcl.
Mrs. Louise Knlppcl passed away
yesterday afternoon at the home of
wood llvcnUc. in her (list your.
urday afternoon at 2:30 from the
home or her son. "' Itlmwood avio-
rule.
of Saint Pete
will oflle.iatle
Riverside cemetery
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great grandchildren.
Griffith A. Jones
The deceased is survivod by two,
sons. four grandchildren and five"
The funeral of Griffith A. Jones .
was largely attended yesterday afi- .
urnoon from the into home. 5 Court-
iand street. itcv. Frederick A.
Jacobs. pastor of the South Norwalk
0 ongregational church officiated. In-
terment was in Riverside cemetery.
' where Masonic SeHlCCS were con-
ducted by members of Old Well
Lodge. No. 108. A. F. and A. M.‘
There were many floral tributes. Mr. I 1‘
Jones passed away. Tuesday morn-
ing.
Miliani Morris 1
The funeral of William Morris u-lll '
‘19. held tomorrow morning at 8:30 ,
"mm the late home. 16 Clay street.
lnd at 9 from St. Joseph's church;
flilermcntvwiil be in St. Mary's ce- '
metery.
W. H. Hancock
The funeral of W. H. Hancock.
(‘lvil War veteran. who died. Monday
at tile Soldier's home in Noroion.
was held at 3 o'clock fills afternoon
from the chapel at the home. inter-
ment will be in Spring Grove ceme-
tery in Darien.
Joseph W. Rooney
The funeral of Joseph W. Rooney
will be held Monday morning at
8-30 from the home. 147 Washington
street.” and at 9 from St. Joseph's
church. Interment will be in the
family plot in St. Mary's cemetery.
Tllt‘l‘f was no session of the Com-1
mer clerk of the Superior coult. “ho, -
Judi: .
Frederica W. Huxford will i‘f‘Bllnli'l
Sam Craig. of the N. Y. N. H. anlil
blossom !
i Deaths and Funerals i'
The funeral of Theresa Imprrntofi V
’her son. Rudolph lx’nippcl. 22 lilmg ‘
Funeral services will be held Sni- i
flex. Eunld (‘. \\' cnzci, pastor|
r's Lutheran church. I
interment “ill be in '
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Second 1 loor bales Room 5 bloomers.
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MEN’S SHIRTS
English broadcloth, wowu liladrns ill‘. ll pcl‘mlcs, fancy
effects, plain colors, collzll attached and llCl'lillllIld styles),
guaranteed full cut guaranteed i'ast colm, guaranteed
i'llliy shrunk, guaranteed to satisfy. livglllnl \llluc $1. 75 ‘
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iiinish Boiler. good Sirnl’l-Z
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Crctonne
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suitable for drapes. $1 00
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China Cups & Saucers
Beautiful new line of import-
ed china cups and $1 00
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inducers" 3 pair for
Dress Coats
Tu‘llls. twceds. charmcens in
gray. fun. navy and green.
Stl-uigllilino. side plcliled and
Door Mats
('illie effects. embroidered and \
dycd squirrel collars. Silk “Cocoa. Doors Mats fine brlsll
crepe linings, all colors. 16 to V sizes 16 x '
is. Sale $1.00
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$24.79
price ossesseoa
Duroleum Mats
36 x 72 Duroleum Mats. corp t
patterns. Sale $1 00
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Sport and Dress Coats
Sport Coats of tweeds. module-h
slyles. dress coats of poirot
twill, cllarulcen. Sti‘nightllne
and flare effects. tans. greens
and greys. $19 59
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Mixing Bowls
ti Set of a Yellow Mixing Bowls.
" “ yellow with brOWn stripes. sizes
. 4 to 9. Sale price. $1 00
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Beautiful Sport'Coats of wool
tweeds in plain and checked
mixtures. Gray. inn and blue
shades. 16 to 44. $14- 89
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Second Floor Sales Boom
‘.,.\\' ized Zoquart size.
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The Hamilton Shop AARON KOHN Washington sum:
49 Wall Street 9 R. R Ave. So. Norwalh l'hone 3585 So. Norwaik
Phone £89
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1 .’lhey wear as well and look as well as hosiery selling at much higher price. Made of pure silk,
full-fashioned, in the entire range of fashionable new Spring and Summer shades. At no. extra-
ordinary low price the careful shopper will buy enough to last for the entire season -the style,
‘ " quality and beauty is there—and the price certainly'is low!
AllSizes
Going Out of Business
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