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Smart plaid:
shirts made $1
Handsome new-style plaids of blackeand-white.
Made striking sports skirts; equally-good skirts for
‘Xusual wear. '
Small black and white checks and a few remarkable
new striped woolens for skirts.
Every yard at a special price!
And from any one, a skirt made for a dollar addi-
{ tinnali
‘ , Seventeen tasteful styles oi correct Spring model.
“More than 1.7 patterns of woolen to pick from.
And a gua .anteed tit skirt made, \1 1th saving of lots
i at" time as well as some mone 1'—-. $1.
.‘ Third noun
March of the
Russian Revolt!
Oddly erronoh as news of Russia’s revolution electri.
i ties the world, appears a splendid new Columbia record:
Marche Slav-Jl schaikowsky ... .
an epic of a Nation's revolt.
. ”i‘is a symphonic march; itr it is the history of Russia.
There is the despair, the oppression, the struggle, par-
trial victory, despair agarn-—.1nd then victory!
”two parts. complete on one double-faced record—St.
And all those excellent new Columbia records for
1 April are ready today also. " 1
Fourth Icon
$1.15 1......
unusual walst
Five different pretty voile waists, any one worth $1.50,
any one at $1.15.
square collar in embroidered pattern or with ’scalioped or
rsrnall sailor collar. *—
. Pretty, and new styles, and nice. quaiity,-—and :1 lim- ’
Iited number only at the price——- .. -. $1.15.
.000an “DOI-
Delighting sitipover
nightgown-— $1 '
f": New pattern and. graceful—wand made of nice nainsook.
As dainty of trimming as they are delightful of tex-
tture.
‘ Necks cut in V or round or square fashion -- and ‘a
flittumber of attractive styles 1n each. ' -
, Trimmed with lace and embroidery in combination,
‘ ‘ pith enthrOIdery and ribbon in Etnpire effects.
Handsome medallions of lace and organdy appear too;
ribbon bows.
3- 31111911: and dainty styles are finished with narrow band design-
;iflfincembrorderyatneckardsloovas.~..»~ '
Lemur mks—«pedal values—- ,, _ 3.1.1.55 s .‘
loo-cl“ .....
lent appearance.
conditions.
Pure white,
a—A
Col. Bog'ey say“-..
Miur‘llr flour.
“if you want to be at the top of your game right at
opening of the season; get in all the practice you can now.
“Find somebody to help you correct your faults.
"Get coaching by an expert.”
.Thot advice suit: us.
We offer the help; ”and a fine place for practice; at
a reasonable charge.
Mr. Carten is a tried and true professional golfer.
Better talk it over with him soon!
Chamoraefte gloves
for SCfVlCE
self-stitched hack-—-
Center Male. rear.
Rich COlOl‘S
Have much of the appearance of soft-tanned leather—~
but far more durability.
Of a peculiar close-woven cloth, firm and strong
attractive.
and
Do not stretch out of shape. Do not lose their excel-
Do give their best service under hardest
75:.
for pongee lovers
For practically all colors are here now.
essary to choose with reasonable promptness.
Wisteria, copenhagen, old rose, reseda, golden brown,
‘light navy blue, raspberry, black—36 inches wide and
Nice voile, embroidered handsomely, made with deep splendid quality,—
w Third floor, any elevator. *
You need not be confined to pongee’s natural and neu-
tral color, unless you wish.
Suit or dress or skirt thatwillbe wonderfully cool'and
it’s only nec-
$1. 25 yd.
‘Now Japan eencl‘s
Wire-grass rugei
emu-u. firm i
Those tough sanitary rugsof wire-grass, firSt made in
our own western states,—now tram Japan at specialpricei
Can’t be told from the Americanmunlessb‘y fact that '
they are a little heavier. and: closer woven if anythingl‘
Staunch ropes of; grass, firmly woven “with— strong
twine, easy to clean, cool and‘attractive.
Green or blue with attractive Grecian-key border,
plain pattern on reverse side. ,
Six by 9. feet, heretofore 35—.
sears;
For bedrooms ;—-handsome gray with border in rose
.1
And some are figured all over in characteristic Cbiireso
q
, clency of the mall‘s ,oig‘nal system.
. ladleo’ stones.
iotoroo 11d onopeepuisroure to load
Miss Phyllis Maguirk, of
street. is confined to her home by ill-
ness.
second district will be received at tin
City Hall up to 2 o’clock Saturday at
tomcat).-
lt is expected that the plans of thc
Main street, will be announced with“!
the next week or ten days.
{New York city in a few weeks. and
lace planning to dispose of their pro
Enemy in South Norwalk.
l
i «FtNAL GAME, BASKETBALL
l Tm) world champions, vs. Norwalk.
Monday, armory.
lat Donnelly’a
i The various grades from 3 to 6 in
i the school of Nor-walk will have a writ-
ten spelling contest next Monday
morning. for a prize of 11 pencil sharp. 2;
char. offered by Principal George E. '
‘Tilcnnpson
Cardinal Farley, who is expecting to
ispcnd the summer at Sirlppan Point
i Stamford.
ted the pledge of loyalty which is be-
ilnr: circulated by the mayor of New
! York Defense Committee on Monday.
t
1 Services will be held for praise.
iroayer- and healing at :1 and ti 9. 111..
imrrrduy at the Pentecost Assembly.
:ltaymorut srrmt, near “'le1' street.
1 You are cordially invited to attend both
grime» services. James A. Heston in
,chargo. . I *
1 -.._._....
. 'l‘ornnvy Brothers are. “inking pros
{arose in buildimz the now dock for the
i
t
Mrs. Lottie rchndeayrre and family.
311i 34 Gibson Terrace, will remove to ; 1
as he (lid last treason, sign- ‘1:
”no”. :0, Q.
Camp '1
Bids on the new filter plant Eur the J
profit sharing scheme at. the Cluett .y f
Peabody & Company factory, North '
Reserved seat sale'.
,town on
.Coal Company office. The new dock
uill he {or the public and will be 30
feet vrtdo and should be completedi ~
'~:1‘;‘x mmvw Ig‘ég
fivtthin the next few weeks.
i Melville E.
ionic-rations of the present day,
loss of 3,000 lives of rlolors.
i _.._ ,
1 ~00 not close your deal for an au-
tomobile until you have bag a debtor:-
titration of the (‘row- Elkn
'oxhibition in the ltlalmckenro Hotel
liobby.
1 Among the women Who are actively
1 Working in behalf of the Actor’s Fund
‘ of America. for the entertainment to
car. Do '
the south side of the leflr .
Why Have Two
Separate Ranges?
If your coal range is old
and you plan to renew is.
would it not be well to com
side: carefully this “Q UAIA
ITY" COMBINATIO
RANGE.
TWO RANGES IN ONE. .
Two ranges takirig only
the ace of one coa ‘W
This zdimer space can be M
t ‘1 r Md. advantage in you:
kitchen. p
CONSIDER THIS 017m
carefully before you 911ml:
ase elsewhere. The “Quality! ,
Range has no superior ‘
our prices are extremely lowIt
ALLOWED F0
OLD COAL RANGE dur-
ing March only. Easy teams
«$1.00 per week motile.
range.
' See the Ranges or ’phone No. 1680 for our representatives
To call with details of Big Offer.
The United Electric Light 11111111121412».
PHONE 1680 67 WALL eraser
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0. B. JACKSON
OPTOMETRIST
58 Wall Street. Nor-i. f.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford: in Gold at
Shell Shut-0n and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ 11M"
tions promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
a... (92.. TOE.”
Mead calls attention to t"
the fact that incidental to draft con-
that '.
‘ the drafts of the Civil War limos were '
entirely successful in spite of annual
tion and riots which resulted in the
305.1%. *5, 7."
Easter
$2.00 and up.
"'88 ANUMM
10 ‘Union Street
May 12.21. is Mrs. A, M. Painter, for-
_nrorly of Stamford and Miss Laurette
I‘Taylor (Mrs. J. Hartly Manners of-
Tokoneko).
First Sergeant Frederick Auer. of
Battery F, Stamford, has scored a
position at. the Yale & Towns factory.
through the influence of a. member 'of
the commlbtee which arranged the
celebration in honor of Better) F‘.
Sergt. Auer is a steamt‘itter by trade.
He had 10 years' oxmricncc in the
regular army. '
Uncas and Parnassus Tribes of the
Improved Order otrRod Men will send .
delegations to participate in the pan
ode ol‘ the state branch oi! the order
which will precede the opening of the
state convention
Wednesday, May 2 Plans for the
parade and convention are being made
the Konclrapatauauh Trlbe, of
' he held at the Grand Central Palace. 1
in Bridzeport on -.
Bridgeport.
'A neat three~piece costume which canvbe used as apololwor
house dress. Made of plain chambray. piped with white and
striped percales trimmed with contrasting moteriair The”
suits consist of a separate skirt, blouse, made in coat-I
style with elastic band at the waist and a cap eunuch, '-
Smail, medium and large slag ........ ,' . . . .. . . . .; $1.50 .
J I MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
~DANOING §MURDA¥ NIGHT
Town Assembly Romance Bra. 8-
plece orchestra-«CathedralChimes.
i
, Norwalkers traveling to New York
‘by train have noted with some cur-
. iosity the. presence of brilliant signal
lights in the daytime, along portionst
ot the. New» Homo road. between .
"Stamford and Woodiawn. Thoseunow
between New. York and New” Haven .
and are known technically. as "three-
position daylight" signal lights. Theyi,
shine in the day as well as at ntshtt
and are designed to increase the eQ i
In glancing otter the preparations ,-,
for spring in local stores, one couldr.
not confine his, or her, activities to
the show windows or the stock in
Just take a. peep into
the man's oiotliing anti turmohlng‘
'stgnatafare being moaned gmduany , i
We have just received a splendid lot of Middy Blouses
that every young woman must have.
Very smart models made of galatea or China silk—ell.
white, blue andwhiu, and rod and white, in Norfolk and
regulation styles, with ortwibh’out pockets ,
Some are laced at neck and sides, others variously
trimmed with piping of contrasting materials.
All of them FxCOPtionally desa fable Sizes 16“:
on o-o-o to.
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Norwalk Chronicler