Wilts
V. raccoon l.
BronchialCoughs
One doee bite the spot.
Borne without injury to the
meet delicate stomach.
loll Only by
Plaisted Drug Store
63 WW” 9.. lo. Rm.“
soon esteem- astn morn--
Rosenfleld Bros.
I” WW I” m 340
.mn pmvnnr—
And Supply Co.
“Phone session
arm to 1.000 Tons Oepedty
Policy Refrigerating
. South ' Nomalk. Conn.
~ haters and Retailers 0!
Quality Groceries
Inc.
Washington Street
We Are‘thr Own Whole.
A.F.BeckmannCo
Phone 3565 So. liorwelk
I! About
ere '
e‘ Somebody 0
w it . Kn t
3 on ow e
v City Briefs 8
Couch hammocks in
all the good types and colors
$10 to $29.50 '
Third floor
Reptile leathers
or white or both
in Summer shoes
\. ,The all white kid pumps
are ideal for many affairs
of the season and are of im-
mediate interest to, the
graduate. We otter them in
i step-in, opera and white
linen step-ins.
The sport oxford of white
}' calf with lizard trim.
Lizard step-in pu mp s
with military heel.
Snake skin pumps, also
alligator pumps both step-
in models.
Lizard one strap pumps
with military heel.
with crepe soles.
These are just a few of
the new styles we offer at
$7.50 .
Main floor rear
Dainty voile
dresses for
girls .6 to 14
$5 and $6
585 \
, Dainty" colored voile
fdresses for gifls‘frorn die
5.4 rm
Dresses withribbon trim.
L Dresses w-ith- shitting.
Dresseslace trimmed. '
.9 Some models have voile
. . 'slip‘slncontmst,color..
‘ Dressy. cotafortabie
' ,froegsforthelitilemissfor
'Alligator sport oxford
island“.-
sunnnerdays.
lam-lacunae
Georgette Sunni
Flat crepe . Greene, Blues ‘
Crepe de chines .‘ Red,.Rose, Tans
Heavy tub in. , Color combina-
Figuredsilke tions
Polka an. l’lenty of my
t
I A master group
Summer FF rocks
$13.50 ,
' Probably one of the finest
oflerings ' oi the season—these
.are from a, maker of. repute
who puts style and finest of
fabrics into his productions.
Women quickly , recognize
them as outstanding lroclts for
almost any occasion of excep-
tional values at *this price
$13.50
Second floor
Black a white
High shades i
are featured in
large shade hats
With the coming of the
hot mid-summer days. come
the fascinating, flattering,
picture hats: shading the
face of the wearer with a
frame of. charm. Made
Milan, Hair braid or Leg-
horn in variations of the old
fashioned poke bonnet.
And the lovely high sum-
mer shades are featured.
The becoming orchid tint.
Beautiful pink and bois .de
rose. Cool, delightful white
and maize, water green and
some shades of red.
$7.40 and $10 ‘
Second floor
' Rayon or sateen,
dresses for
women at
Toilet wares and perfumes popular" now
Toilet waters and perfumes made in France.
Miro Dena bath salts
$1.50
Richard Hudnut dust-
ing powder $1
Jasamin, Chypre, So- i
quet, Narcisse, Muguet,
and Lilac—toilet water
'Aer showers dusting
powder $1.25
'47“ bath salts 50c,
. fills-Perfume 31' ~*S uibb’s dusting pow— 90¢ and “-60
Capri Bath salts $1 der 1 . Bathasweet as. and
April showers bath Quelque fluers dusting 95c
salts $1 powder $1.50
4711 Cologne 65;,
Bath aroma—box of
I $1.10 Ind $1.“
9- paékages 50c
$1Cappi dusting powder
Main floor trout '
$3.
Smart summer shoes . How they bought
for childre’n' or Women" s stockings
the young miss yesterday at $1.
Shoes that give comfort and ease to .
the growing feet of girls who wear chil-
dren’s and misses’ sizes and withal shoes
marrow or the “Onyx” hosiery
theft“. 50:13.11; ' . . -
Elk moccasin oxfords with crepe soles :33: Juli! fashioned, 3“ OUtStmdmg
31,0,“Id’8-m ’ Mdin floor rear
Elk. .on'ords with tan trim” are
GI?!" stockings in
r.;sportive mode 5%
...Patent.leather one strap pumps for
cause «raves
. ite kid one strap pumps for $3.50
and $4 coiors—gre , nudeand camel i
Patent leather oxfords, “the stylish jacquard y in contrast coliiirii1 giidd
tv'o eyelet type are 33-50 and $4 . value. logging 50¢
manure-r.
nu: nowunp our ooobs .co.
vacancies: on '
We ma not be able tofill demands
in all "‘* "
colors but wou will find splendid value
insilk stockings in the wanted shades-
Girls 95 W1! stockings in plain
Rayon in sport stripes of
fine quality sateen in fou-
lard design are used to
fashion‘ these lovely perch
dresses.
.There is variety. There is
st le. There ‘is beauty.
T ere is comfort.
Kimona or set in sleeves.
Same .with white collars
and culls.
An outstanding value at
1.
’leeondtloorreer
_ldey cruise aboard Mr.
, muav's'uvun'rs.
Palsco-—-“l.ucky Lady."
Regent—"Crown 0! Lisa.”
Hialto—“Elle Cinders."
Twonty-titth anniversary Elk's.
July 3.~—-Y—4 Class Picnic at home
of Mrs. Leno Fuller DoForest in
Nod.
COMING EVENTS.
' June 17.-Annual Meeting b!
Fairtleld County League of Women
Voters at Riverside Yacht club.
.luno 22.——Clase night Norwaik
High.
Juno 23.—-Graduation
Illgh. ' ,
June 24.—-—Graduation.
Junior High.
June 25.-—Grsduation Center Jun-
ior High.
June 25.—High School Prom.
Juno 27.—-Children‘s Day Exercis-
Norwalk
Franklin
es at. the South Norwaik Cong.
church.
Jim-.- 28.--t‘omrrcncing ludi'ot
Week K. c.’ L'.
Juno 28.—Graduatlon.
Ludlow Junior High.
July 5. — 150th Anniversary
Founding Improved Order of Red
Men.
July 7.-—-Elks to give children of
county home annual outing.
Roger
Sun and Title For Tomorrow.
(Standard Time.)
Sun Rises 4:19 A. \1
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Sim Sets .............. 7:28 P. M.
High Tide ............ 4:49 A J“.
Low Tide ............ 12:00 A. M.
There will be a very important
meeting of Norvvnlk Lodge, No. 629,
Is. 0. 0. M. this evening. After the
business session there will be a. so-
cial time. A cash prize of $25 will
be drawn.
The delegates to the convention
in Meridon will leave tomorrow.
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~Radlos and \‘lctrolae sold on
easy terms, Donnelly.—-Adv.
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An attachment was filed against
the property of Elizabeth Cheh for
$300 in favor of the West Side Bank
of Bridgeport. yesterday.
The writ alleges that the defend-
ant endorsed a note for 8200 which
was due on June 15 and is unpaid.
Damages of 8250 are asked. Attor-
ney Theodore Stoiber of Bridgeport
represents the plaintiff.
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-—Lehlgh coal. automatically
screened. Harris .and. Guam-Adv.
at Wilson Point Monday. was claim-
ed by the C. J. O'llaga company at
Chestnut street. yesterday. The car
was stolen from the yard of the
company‘s garage.
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~DORLON'S SHORE HOUSE.
-—Now opened for the season.
Famous for over forty years for
Shore Dinners and sea food or all
kinds. Phone Norwai‘k 2298.-—Adv.
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Robert H. Lee of Bridgeport com-
plained to the downtown police last
evening about an automobile owned
by Katherine Pam of Flex Hill road
being driven down West avenue in a.
reckless manner; He stated that the
machine was a. Stutz and was oper-
ated by a. young.rnan. The p
-—Now is the time or year for fur
storage. The Twin City Valet is a
reliable place and all fur storage
here is insured against tire and
theft, 67 North Main St. Phone
408.—A'dv.
O O O=
Kenneth Conley. apprentice print-
er in the mechanical department or
the Evening Sentinel. is today cele-
brating his 20th birthday. "Rennie"
is 20 and not yet married.
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-Put coal in now. excellent qual-
lty. well screened, and at the best
price for this your. Immediate de-
liveries. Alfred Brown, Coal. Mer-
ritt St. Phone 239 -2.
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Dr. Charles G. Bohannan. 64
South Main street. has returned from
a six weeks vacation spent at his
new camp in Mathews. Virginia. The
camp was built during the past
winter. and Dr. Bohannan calls it
“Camp Persimmon." 0n the return
motor trip. he was accompanied by
his niece, Miss Ellen Bohannon. Dr.
Bohannon will resume his practice
immediately.
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—-Mrs J. Pollock of Gardner.
Mess. demonstrator for the Florence
oil cook stoves. will be at the Sterl-
ing Furniture company’s store all
this week. Mrs. Pollock is thorough-
ly familiar with the famous Florence
stoves and will be glad to give any
demonstration of cooking during
her stay here. Mrs. Pollock will
gladly answer any queotlons about
this stove and the things it will do.
-—Adv.
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Harold M. Green. 259 Main street
and a. prominent public accountant
was a. recent guest of Arthur Mur-
ray. tormerly of this city. on a. three
‘ Murray's
new 80 foot yacht. Mr. Murray who
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
S. Murray. 5 Delaware venue. is
president of the 'Boech Maneto
Compagy of Springfield.
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-Our new samples of Engraved
Wedding Invitations and Announce-
mente'now on display. at Donnel-
ly’m—Ady. ?.
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L umber of Norwellrera have re:
solved invitation this week trom the
‘ ‘ ' of American 1n-
depeo'denoe and the “one: letter.
son Centennial Coronal-ion o! the
United states and the “one: Jester.
eon Idemorlaliroundetion to attend
tho Menu exercises to be held at
Hustle. the house or mass m-
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,1B08ton Store
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Main 8; Wall Sis.
Tel. 4100
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Nor-walk, (,‘onu. -
Frocks
Smart, well tailored—featuring border
effects — a l s o dot effects.
straight line and flares—colorful array
of light and dark grounds.
Guaranteed fast color—36 to 46
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The automobile round abandonod'
areinvcstigating the complaint. “l i
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AUCTION _
SATURDAY, JUNE 19th,
2 O’clock D. 8. '1'.
PROPERTY AT
South Norwalk
This house consists of six rooms new-
ly papered and painted, new sink, tubs,
electric lights, set range, hot and cold
water, bath, floor covering on several
rooms, window shades, etc, etc.
WM. H. GUTHRIE,
Auctioneer.
ferson. at Charlottesville. Va.. July
4-5. in celebration or the 150 anni-
versary of the Declaration oi
American Independence and in com—
memoration of the centennial of the
death or its author. Thomas Jeffer-
son.
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CUTBILLS FISH MARKET. ,
——This week soft shell crabs. lob-
sters, blue fish. crab meat, shrimp
and other choice selected fish of
the season are to be had at this
market. Deliveries made to all sec—
tions of Norwalk and vicinity. 71
North Main St. Phone 108.—Adv.
~Anthraclte. All sizes. Harris
and Genes—Adv.
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The case of John McKcnna or
Danbury. charged with reckless
driving has been continued in down-
town city court. McKenna was ur-
rested atter a car operated by him
had struck Joseph Patel-no of Wood.
ward avenue. Sunday. The boy is
unable to appear in court at the pre-
sent time.
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NEW MANGLE INSTALLED
' —The Star Laundry has in-
stalled s. new Watt'e Flat Work
Mangle which will improve the
quality or the work and make for
greater capacity. This concern also
has added a. new. Ton Truck Chevro-
let. Covered Top Car to its delivery
department. This laundry la in a.
position to give prompt and ettlclent
service in its line and does excellent
work in all its branches. 11 Cu-
st. Phone seam—1:”;
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‘Mrs. Mary Motherland returned
to her home. 9 Lynee place. yester-
day from the Norwalk hospital.
where she recently underwent
treatment. She is recuperating
nicely.
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Miss Bertha Baldisar. lilies Irene
and Miss Helen Kinks or Ely evo-
nue and Miss Helen Berke of Wind-
sor place attended a performance or
"The Man from Toronto," at the
Stamford theatre. Monday.
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There will be e meeting or the
piuinbere' apprentices tomorrow
evening in Central Labor Union hall.
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. ur. and undo-ooh A. htcElroy
0! Elm Crust oooordpenied by their
two tone. Wilbur J. and Paul Cleve-
land Iclllroy. have returned tron
Notro Dame. lndlana. where Wilbur
was graduated from the university.
with high honors. Paul. who will be
a sophomore next Fall. will attend
the C. M. T. C.. Camp Devens.
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Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clark.
and Miss Harriet Clark have return-
ed to their home. 35 Elmwaod axo-
nue. from their winter residence.
Mrs. Clark was formerly Miss Mary
Kirby.
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There will be a meeting of tho.
Nor-walk chapter or DeMolay. in
Washington Street Masonic Temple.
this evening. Nomination of otficcrs
for the summer term will take
place.
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The condition of Lewis J. Rey—
nolds of 151 Main street, who is so-
riously ill,'remains about the same.
A motor bus running between San
Francisco and Los Angeles carries
a. steward and serves hot and cold
lunches rrom a tiny kitchen.
Gifts For The
June Bride
and
The Graduate
At Moderate Prices
Mme. Jeannette
sesomnsarxs'mm
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W
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' cum be made to grow
more us In new
Purine lemons.
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