mm, ’3: ”is" course's-rest A Reminder to Go to dehelse‘s and Get Household Specials for Saturday Only kills dies. moths. 1." s-toot steel folding porch the Fly-tax. b! .. c in... o ........... sue ants. etc.. pint. also. 0 ’ . ‘ $36.50 Refrigerators. 8 door style whdmmil‘yndmtll: “lb", ":3; white enameled lined, ice capacity p' so lbs. 9 stsso notes. 0 .. ............. sue Galvanised poultry wire. one inch .33“ 3'3“1n:"“d'°°‘ "1‘12“3 mesh. is" high 100 yd. 24" bets. "" " 9° ' o " ‘ men too yd. so" high tso yd. 31.10 Galvanised wash tubs. lags 79° Weed pullers. a 19th and a II". o v..... ............ C pull then out come. the weed Dark finish screen doors with 3‘0” "a ‘ll- 0. .. """" " 59" mm" wire. “1" mass. 2'8fl's' Parcels. for cleaning white ena’mel 34030-10. o e s e s a ...... e ’1'.8 link'. bath (“hm etc" o a for 2,0 190 Good quality corn house 84.98 Large also double ovens brooms. No. C. O . ........ 49c with glass front. 0 ..... $8.05 South Norwalk. Conn. Always Something New _on._ Brunswick Records srunwm (PIANO co 31,613 NO. MAIN ST. so. NORWALK PHONE 126 . . :.t11;~.£'f.i agfk'fi": ‘ . Fine Oxfords for Men ‘ $fifll tighter-weight oxfords with unusual . eco- mmpmd dBilni'k on 1a comfort’tfiile last. _ g so a an or Bi ck Calf. Rubber-heels. All sizes. a ' ’ I . Boys' Ellisltin Oxford; $7.50 ' . "and 'sports oxford: with cre rubber soles. Rumihnlsh style. A dandy vi’gaflon shoe for "their hard on shoes. 3 - C - D widths Elli... “Keds” for the Boys ., ' . \ warrants apslr of Keds for simmer. \ " ‘hn’s pair here with crepe rubber soles. .‘ Priced according to size. Main-80 Men’s Tennis "Kids" ' an real catatonic “34%: m the keep the feet instinctual-sum. Willie only. sass both stronger and safer than oocninc has been discovered by Prof. S. M. MoElvain of the University of Wis- consin. Discovery came after three years of research. INDUSTRIAL NEWS NEW STARTER BEING PLACED IN C. & K. SHOP E x t r a Facilities Offer More Opportunity For Young Men To Learn Hatting Trade. Another new starter is being in. stalled in the hack shop of the fac- tory. Increased production demands the installation of this new equip- ment. With this machinery is of- fered further opportunity for Nor- wulk young men to learn the inter- esting trade of batting. lintting is proving to be a great field for Amer- Ican youth today and located right here in Norwalk is Crofut and lx‘napp's. one of the finest colleges for the art of hattingin the coun- try. Students in huttlng are encour- aged at the East Norwnlk plant. \ O t 3 Arthur Stack. superintendent of the women's hat dcpartni'cnt and John lv‘arnsworth. superintendent 01' the front shop. spent last week-end at. their respective homes in Brook- lyn. N. Y. - They went for a. motor ride. Sunday. Incidtntly Mr. Stack bathing at Brighton Beach. 0 O U Hall Pryor. from the New York sales office accompanied by George A. Lane of Memphis. were visitors at the factory yesterday. Mr. Pryor is salesman 2n the southern torri- tor-y. enjoyed 0 O 0 Ralph Roddle of the blocking mom says he is to enter some of his prize chickens in the scsqul-centen- nlal exposition in Philadelphia. Mr. Roddie recently won a prize in a poultry show in ltidgeflcld. t t 0 Miss Alice Swan of Westport and Miss Ethel and Miss Mary Beers of Westport have resumed their duties in the women's hat department after-vacations of a week. a II C . Miss Minnie Banks, of the wom- cn's hat department. was tendered a surprise party at her home in Georgetown, Monday evening. There were about 1'00 friends present in- cluding many associates from the factory. .- O ‘ Peter Foley. manager of the pur- chasing departmont was a. business visitor in New York City, Tuesday. . t O O ‘ Mrs. Carol Moore. designer from the New York other. has been visit- ing the factory. 0 O O Roswell David Lockwood. of the sizing department. who married Miss Kathleen Pierce of East Nor- walk last week. has resumed his du- ties at the factory. O 0 0 Miss Margaret Nelson. designer in the women's hat department was in New York City. Monday. 0 O 0 Robert E. Howard. superintendent of the straw hat department was a visitor in New York City, Tuesday. 0 O I ‘ Miss Catherine Brown has resignq ed her position in the credit depart. merit. a e a Alfred Joel, assistant superinten- dent ot the women's hat department spent last week-end in New York City. His sister. was married Sun- dsy. at the Hotel McAlpin. O O I I Jerry Lyons. a member of the firm of L. Strauss and company, In- dianapolis. is visiting the factory. . Mr. Lyons is s. member of the board Crotut and . of directors or the Knapp company. . J ehnson Tries Political Comeback In Minnesota 81'. PAUL. Minn. (Am—Magnu- Johnson. who won national atteno‘ tion as Minnesota's "dirt farm" sen- ator; will attempt a political coma- baclr in the June :1 primary elec- tion. ' ' Running again on the firmer-La. bot ticket. the former senator is seeking the gubernatorial nomina- tion, contesting with Tom Davis of Weapons. Each has the index-ss- mentotamtica oiths part1. , | In point of national interest. the Republican gubernatorial contest takes second piece. with Governor More Chrilflflllfll opposed by layer George B. beach of muses. Char Ailing concerning the complaints against! 0! Cllll'lel MMC By i.\lr. Ailing. ’l‘ho coiiitiilltco—tihicf Just 0 Wheeler. Associate Justice PIIbHC Welfare A'S0.l(in ta Himmui and Judges ll. 1". iWul Marvin and Allyn l.. Brown NEW HAVEN (AP) “you "until. -—-ln sonoludlng its report says: mous vote of the judges of the 511- i “Nint'c llun linsm'iullon (The Public, parlor court charges brought lust. Welfare itssut'lullull) llus mtirvly year against State‘s Attorney. Arnon failed to support llti charm-s and A. Ailing of New Haven county li)’ since no intro not t'm'elvrtl from the public welfare association limo uny sourvn any int‘ornmtlon of any been dismissed. Chief Justice (lrorm- kind touching lho above charges W. Wheeler announced yesterday. (the very Ru‘llernl charges against. The Judges voted for the dismissal State's Attorney Ailing) during the of the charge at their annual Iilt't‘l- time they have been before us. we ing in Hartford. June 7. at uhlrh submit this report and request that time they accepted a. report or the it be received lintl the committee committee appointed to power to act. discharged from further senlcc and ~.—..__._—_m.. we recommend that. the above (barges of the Public Welfare as- sociation be dismissed." Grafts On line LONI'K'LV—élight has been re- stored or created in certain animals by the grafting of eyes. according lo a rrcent experiment by Prof. E. Guyenot. of tho l'niversity of Gen- cvn. Tho subjects were tritons. a species of aquatic salamander. Out of 84 cases. three successes were re- ported. Terso, but complete accounts of all Norwslk's news—Read the Ben~ tinet. . . .1 l. - .- . w . i . ,u. ml ‘ l .,l ‘ . 1". ":4. e FRIDAY, ms 11'. me ‘ TRISTRAM & HYATI' C0. “ 'orwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store” Wall ltree Norwslk, Oonn. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR THE AN- NOUNCEMENT OF OUR BIG SALE ON iggSflAY AND WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 “Dress Week" to women, means more style at less cost—good choice 9 “Dress Week” to children means clothes at little cost. Boys’ in basement section A new local anesthetic which is now at $10.50 and $15. Girls’ dept. Second floor “Dress Week” Furnishes Much That’s Stylish and Attractive to Men :— ‘- Your Town rr IS Your TOWN. You who live here are it's proprietors. Each individual helps make the town ‘what it is. . Think of your town. Here are four tests to apply. FIRST: ATTRATIVE- NESS. Has your town “At- mosphere”? Does it. have shaded avenues, attractive public buildings and homes, well paved streets, attrac- SECOND: HEALTHFUL- NESS. Will your family have a chance to keep well. How about the water su - ly, sanitary system. mik inspection. health depart- ment and hospitals? THIRD: EDUCATION. Does your town have first class schools, libraries. lec~ ture and concert courses, newspapers? Will your chil- dren have the best. possible advantages? FOURTH: BUSINESS. Can you make a good living here? Are there good hank- ing. manufacturing and la- bor facilities, good real estate values and cheap power? Are you in a town with a future? WE BELIEVE IN OUR CITY. We pur ose throwing our influence ack of every movement which will enable comfort. tively lighted thorough- e e fares? Has it the breath of combmatlons cleanliness ‘.’ for men—special $1.15 Buying a big quantity of these fine undergarments type for every type of figure—the short— for men—brings them at this remarkably low price. Splendidly tailored with double sewed strap seams figure and make you look as you alw‘ays for added wear and greater Soft silky 50mm or little thought—there is good selection at woven niadras of fine tex- ture with self stripe give beauty to each garment. he has these blues— lf it isn’t real happiness it is a real sense of ,security—for the suit of blue is so universally I in good taste and good form. it’s perfectly cor- irect to wear a blue suit almost anywhere in ‘ the good old summer time. And how cool they make the wearer look! The big thought in selecting a blue suit is the fabric—in buying a suit here this has all been taken care of for you, for expert cloth folks have analyzed, sifted and chosen from the world’s best, the fabrics that go into Howland suits—this makes them “true blue till the last thread.” Then style—the model that may be stylish looking on you may not on your friend —‘—this has been given great consideration-— We have brought together models of every the stOut—the tall—the regular—two and- three button—single and double breasted— all modeled so that they mould into your should—at your best. Price— yes, but so reasonable it needs $35 $37.50 $40 Man is happy today—if our city to meet these four standards. We have an ob- jective beyond marketing goods. We always have and will be ready to aid in pro- mpting a larger. better, hap- pier home town. Cut full and the woven band at back gives ease and utmost comfort. 'A big special value at $1.15 Main floor front . Summer Straws Stylish Straws $2.85 Sermitts with saw. cable ~ lullulvmmu ’3 lil’is) ‘r’i‘ m5 Silverstones— Amberstones— Gray has its day—and this is it. (bay has its admirers—you may be one. And we’ve the gray's that make the day so Successful. That will please you. Silver shades of birch, pearl and shadows. They’re real men’s colors, are Silvertones. polls. Christianmisurflushis or Barrington edge—with fancy bands of most every type—with comfort in the shape and fit and in the price—there is wide choice . . of good styles at only $2.85 = Just in—a fine lot of will" light weight- leghom hats I llll'llf for men — these are ex- gill M‘ ceedingly fine—exception " ‘ ally good looking — ex- " tremely good value at $6 lain floor rear ’ wants to look his best. 0 for $15. golf knickers $22.50 - , knickers $25 . filled in our Boys’ section. Still a few pairs of those fine golf hose for boys at 3 pair for $1. Basement from .Blues for Boys’ «- 53.5. 33.313333... Cool, Comfortable Suits for -‘- Double breasted blue serge suits for boys 8 to ‘15 years—4 piece— coat, vest and two pairs of golf knickers Blue chevlot suits in double breasted models for boys from 8 to 17 years-4 pcarance of a fine expensive worsted and at about half piece suit with coat, vest and two pairs of Its price. Every need your boy may have easily these exclusive colors in sss' Summer wear and sports . “Glenkirk” $18 A‘ light weight bard twist fabric with all the ap- Skeleton lined coat tailored to hold its shape with Blue CheViOt 511i“ for older bays-J trousers sufficiently full for comfort and to satisfy the sizes 13 to 18 years—Sack coat, vest and. exacting demands of fashion. one pair of long and one pair of golf; Fashionable sliades of light tans and greys with ! enough mixed pattern in the weave to make them man- ' nish and serviceable. . Tailored to the Howland standards, priced in the rum! Howland way—only 318. lists floor roe am: new on scope co. onincseonr - .gfiv" Kuppenheimer Good Clothes The man who is well groomed is dressed in has many. See the new accessories here for the 5m semble in Silvertones and Ambertones. \ $40 $45 ' Main floor rear art en- And tans ride high in favor. Young men like the tan tones because they’re gay and Sportive. Ambertones are wonderfully smart. We’ve a magnificent lot of both 1".- --
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