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SUITS and COATS:-
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Watergrouse of years. having been brought over by
Cedar Gate, have left town to spend . them from France.
the remainder of the winter in Florioa.1 pamuwr Fred H. Smith 1‘ now
William Newman has resigned his‘ qualified to receive applications from
“II. C. in. Richter spent yesterday
in" idealism position with Grocer Florent V. Cen‘ any young men in town who may wish
t Crai f Voroton ii ights' trell and Charles Smith is now em- to join Uncle Sam‘s nuvy, as the local
m“. or n o ‘ e played there. post-office has been constituted a
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.. token a position in MW Haven l Mrs M. 11.311111” 1111:1189“ 591.1131 lhrsnch of the Bridgeport rccruitingof
11h ,Wavor. the New York "”th ing this week in Georgetown whereifice- 1
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1 main: the :elnter ‘3 ”0'0”“ 151111 was summoned “many, by 11131 Joseph Banzo, the Main street shoe-
flunk!“ Pb”, of the 381811“. deeth of a brother in law ' maker. is suffering from a stiff finger.
. mm mm m a recent m George M. SClllltJlung. 11.. 11.1SI'Th9 digit in question NIB “1N“ fB~
taken a position ulth the contractors cently. b‘" in healing one Of "'9 joints
dominion” at the Stewart 5m'1uvenue bridge in Bridgeport. :probably remain stiff permanently,
1 ‘Brick House." the Phelps mansion l which is quite a handicap to one cm-
W and White have been chosenlOD Long Neck Point occupied lest sum- ployed in M" Bnnm's line of business.
Mm by the 01”” of 19” 21.1”,” by Andrew Carnegie, is said to bel Miss Persons 0! Boston, ‘ trained
y 1 torflchool. ion the market for sale nurse, wb has seen much service in
\ m a. Risley has returned to hisl M, and 3m mm H WMHMG or military hospitals in Enron during
MG at the Heights after a visit l"lICunnondnle were Visitors on sunday It. the present war: will give What PM
' Ihnven. itho home of First Selectman and Mrs. mim to ‘be an initresting'tnlk in St’
1' John H Sellec'u ol’ Sedgwic‘s George M. V. Schlichting. Lukes Church, Noroton, Tuesdly, Feb
I" showering from a never-o] Cornelius Sheridan of the Hoi his 6I “ 3 DI m The “III “IIII M illustra-
, . 3 . ed with lonternslidea and those in-
“f the 3”” - Irvin has been so ill during the- an '
p lie: ested in doing work for“ the allied
Will Miller of the Old KaniI' three weeks as to be threatened with ' ‘
_ 1 soldiers should not miss this 0 or".
'm' ”m h“ 3k“ ‘ 9°“ ‘pdeumonia, is 30“ improving unity to hear \iiss Parsons. 'i‘hI;p ud-
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Charles Baker is nursing a badlyI mission is free but a silver offering
me Noulett MB recovered swollen hand and arm at his home in1 will be taken for the purpose of buying
In home at Norman Heights. from Sedgwick avenue, us the result. of on supplies for the Newton branch of the
,, am of tonsilitis. injury sustained at his employment. Surgical Dressingg Cnmmlttnn
1m .firs. William Orchard of Bell eve-1 Mrs 11‘ B 'Walworth 11113 been en- The marriage of Miss Isabel S. Yeo-
- Waived M133 591‘an 500" 9’ tertalning her brother, T. Smith, of mans ““3“” 0! 3”- “M M”-
ii ek. George Ulillflfi Yeumans. to no go
onone day ‘l“ '9 1N9W W803 N J-- “'h" has recently Plait Brett. jr., “1” take place hbxi
Charles Hones. who has been'ieturned from service with the militia MAhgu‘il at. Plymouth. \iass. Miss Ye‘o-
“Name at her home at New on the Mexican border, at her home: mans l8 “0“ know in Greenwich and
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hts i able to be out in sin. at. the Hot hts. ye
11°12 . «II 3 ‘1 g l Among sumo of the recent skaters
the Newton Heights A quiet birthday celebration was ob I'on Gorhem' a pond “ere \ir. and Mrs
' hits recently completed served a few days ago by Constant chshnw \iise Keisha“. Mr. and Mrs. 1
Iowa on the Nototon fire. Voiginler, who has been coechman in Remy W Banks jr M” “M “'95
Snead. Mr”; and “his 5‘. John.
the 5‘0““ family for thirty or forty Mrs. Reid Miss Strungunrd firthdllrIIsd
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"Smarty! ofcouzscfif’sRunl: c'lc." Bless I
leer little heart! She knows whats
good. So does mother. And mother
f knows Runkel‘s——and knows that it‘s
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"The Desrgner‘
The-réeular price
Signer is
now $1.00 and the
quarterly is 25 cts.
a copy.
During“ February
a special offer is
madcforv‘lthc Do.
signer at
59 oh.
This includes one
copy of the Quarter-
ly with a coupon for
15 ct. pattern.
Open February
first.
Pattern Section
main floor.
Toilet Bottles
for dressing table or
medicine chest.
Ilaud Lotion Glycol-ins
Camphor Witch Hazel
' Eye W ash Listerioe
Ammonia Spirits of Nitcr
‘60:. size, 75cm.
‘lhcse are of uniform
size and neatly lettered.
Toilet . Section, . mntn floor.
.Leontinc .
The cleansing of-‘suede
shoes and evening slip—
acts is often a problem.
ave you tried Leonilne?
25; 503m. andflwo.
Three-slaw:
Equally good for
gloves.
Toilet Section, mold floor.
Toilet Helps
Trentinl Soup, delight-
fully perfumed,
25 etc. a cake.
Bendoline, for thehair,
15’cts.
Lilo: Cold Cream,
50 etc. a jar. '
Burundi“ Cream, .
1 ,-§0:¢ts.«a jar.
Halcyon RoseiTnlcum,
50“ ch. 1-.—
Meln floor.
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Winter Materials. .
Velvet: nnd'Cordueoys are pro-eminently winter
fabrics.
Velvet is perhaps the aristocrat of the family
and Corduroy the commoner member which may be
depended on for hard wear.
ment now in stock.
Chiffon“ Velvet
of exquisite tex-
ture for suits and
gowns. Brown,
blue, taupe, and
black.
36 inches wide,
$3.00 and $4.50 a
yard.
Velvet, all
shades. suitable
for collars and
A satisfactory assort-
cuffs, 19 inches
wide, $1.50 a yd.
C o r d u r o y s ,
brown, green, blue,
taupe, black and
white. Fine for
"separate skirts,
coats or children's
c l o t h es .. 32
inches wide, $1. 00
a yard.
Dress Goods Section.
main floor. 1
Woman'sModish Shoes:
"in fine" quality.
An exceedingly ’ solar! Dress Boot for early spring
wear. Black vamps of patent coitskin, tops oi ivory
suede.
Lace model, 8 inches,
$8.50 .
Complete line of Shoes for women or growing
girls, at moderate prices. These will be doubly inter-
esting on account of the general advance in leather“
-prices throughout the whole world.
$40010 $6.50
mum C0
Second floor.
H . r 1,
The Pnscrllu ‘
Every woman .
' knows the Priscilla ,..
Magazine and finds
it useful with its
many suggestions
and ideas for art
work.
On March 25, the
price of the maga-
zine will be advanced - f
to $i.25. if ordered ’
now subscriptions 1
will be entered
One year 31.00. 1 . “
Two years $1.50.
Register at the Pattern
Section. main floor.
Children's
Toboggans --
for cold weather sports. ‘
in white; gmy, Copen-
hagen, blue and rose
color, '-
59 end 75 etc. 1 . 11
.‘:. 4:.1'
Coffee Percolators ..
Of aluminum'I. This . 1
style makes good Coffee
using cold-water (andbe m
generous. putting in the
coffee) in a very short
time. it means a quick 1 1
breakfast.
$3 29 special. 1 1
Basement. I 1 ,.~
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Season‘able Cloves
Kid Gloves, tan and
ivory, embroidered backs,
$1 39 very special,
Fovmes' Chamoisctle I .11.
Gloves, two claspsfwliiic I II
only. “Sizes 5V2 tovI'S. .
$1.001alpair. _. ‘
Chutnolsette - Gloves, ' , ,I _1
pongecwcolor, very $13455“, . T.‘?..I.";.II
75 cItfi, ' :liIiIlIi 'I1
'f:‘.’ .l'.
)inin floor. .- -.‘11I,.... .‘
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fik‘m (311 \ . I -\.l mu
es Warner Miss FitchT'Mre. Clarence secretory or a commutes which Ils to loge, which is a branch or the work of
Bell. Mrs Frank Holmes. Mr. "and Mrs. supervise the organization end opers- the United States Department of .1er-
Baker, Messrs. Brandon, Messrs. tion or boys' and glrla' clubs in this culture. The Dorian Orange and the
town, in cooperation with the exten~ Feirtield County Farm 133mm have
Wis Matthew H Maury. 1,, 00113111 81011 work of Storrs Agricultural Col; taken the initiative in lnepgumtlng
F‘ one and Leeds.
‘by marriage of C. W. Maury 0f NON-1— '- T.» '
ii We wife in a box at. the concert a.
the plan in Barton, and it is expected
but by April let, it $500 reunited to
ton was entertained b the Presi‘“
' y 1 “CAN ” fun A lsocure a director is rolled. it poultry
fcluh. a pig club. and 3 golden club
the Notional Theatre in Wmhington.
good for her. Runkcl's is so perfectly
. balanced that it is as wholesome for
I I little“tummics“:.; ii; 2; 300d
for the jaded digestions of i
grown-ups.
All the kiddies in: unfichmmy"
{Ed $.le
first“
with. unit; .Wflw
oM‘ precast W
“Woman wk”
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WE’U
VTuoedav. to hear Mischa Elman vio-l
.linist Mrs. Wilson' is other guests were
' 11¢” 11
‘I q “hm-v in from
I ma 0‘ RunkdIS. It; ".1 W lhmuun h“ In." ..I. I fllplflil I
. . . may friends
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will be tufted for the young people
mmmchandodr
Mt. momma“
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six members and it is hoped that sev-
eral clubs of each class msy be form-
Roanoke. Va. and is a sister of Frost-1 “RM “K W ed. if the bats and Kirk become inter 1m, mum {111m their «tomb
Representative Stephen on. Hoyt h‘
Ivar-v ho - t‘cm «bye to Hartford had. m m
Dorian. He is one of the most popular MI U." and I" linens—l
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I co"); m MAI“ 10f the town. Each club will comprise
BABY
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ested. The committee will supply mo: ""'"
terisl with which to sturt the club "I‘ :
members-eggs and hens to those 1115‘”
the poultry club young pigs to those "(I “‘
in the pig club, nnd sends and access “I"
series to those in tho gr ‘on ,r luh. Thé “”1
young people will he (\zpcotcl to keep l'- 1 l
n record nit heir exec-n c and or the ‘
amount of labor performed, and at the
end or six months, when an exhlblb
of row". Will co how u icinnmm _
the committee for the csplt i inmish- ...,
od them Prizes will also be altered by 3 :1
the committee for thou» ”bowing tho .
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