At $2. 95
At $3.95
At $4.95
up to
$15.00
fit-.5295
" At $1.75
At $3.95
$4.95
3'- up to
> " $12.00
Marab’out
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air when extra w
. ostrich;
Crepe do Chine, plain and
embroidered, in white, pale
yellow, gold and flesh color.
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Georgette Crew and Crepe
de Chines in plaincolors,
made up in exceedingly dainty
styles.
N o velt y Blouses, including
pEplum and sports effects, of
original design.
Petticoats
Special quality, Heathcrbioom
top and taffeta flounce, a very
practical style for common
wear and gives good service.
Heatherblooms and French
Saleem, with plaited and cord-
ed flounces, in black and
colors. .
A complete line of Taffeta,
in all colors for street and
evening wear. Many dainty
effects in lace, flounces and
Jersey tops.
Second floor.
and Ostrich Neckwear
When'the'warm Spring days come and fursare
,, relinquished, there comes sometimes a chilliness in the
armth is required. ‘\ A fluff of fur
' about the neck gives the needed warmth and nothing
is more becoming than these boas‘ and collars of
Late styles on exhibition now.
Trimming Sectlon, main floor.
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lllvr noun all;
Militants from Class ’
ll lieunbns—Vo’e is,
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Jon, March 21.—An offer!
vfihp “ V. unfin- ..
“on the square. bound-
b’rary, York and ER
is for the. use of 5??
logo, in the form ‘0'
edrtmgle's. to‘be 3
or non, Charles ‘3'?
class! of 1883, ‘ whr
The offer was no
is enacted in be
which he had been occupied since the
death of his father. he was a director
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-'
way, the Baltimore & Ohio Railroao
and the Tlldeu Iron Mining company.
He was also interested in St. Barth-
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Make your'selection for Easter '
R wear early
’ {The present showing of Suits and Coats is from 5‘
complete, including several models which cannot be :
duplicated in like fabrics later. i
Alterations are made without Charge and orders
should be placed early for fittings.
Tailored Suite of heavy poplin
At $20.00 with silk linings. also the Jer-
sey Cloth Suits in several
shades. 3
At $25.00 "
and Suite of men’s wear serge,
‘ o lin and homes uns. ‘
$27.50 " p p,
At $35 00 Fine materials showing details
' ill the we». til collars, pockets
-. and p and buttons. exclusive in stvl‘e.
‘ These are desirable mod-
$45.00 els and perlele tailored. ,;
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Al $50-00 Suite of original design in
$65b0 Rajah and Touch silk and.
and ”‘ 7-." Khaki-K01“. ’0'
$75.00 Only one model of each‘.
Lingerie Dresses
Lace and embroidery trimmed, very dainty,
$2.50 to $15.00. ‘-
Dresses, new models in wool mixtures and wool
yelours, , 1
is $7.50 to $25.00.
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Coffee, Special, Today
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
‘ A tempting little prize offer with Wood’s Gilt
Edge Coffees, only sold in sealed packages.
.With every 3-lb can
of Wood’s Coffee ‘
n_half pound pkg. of Mayqueen Ten 51:10
given free. (This is the Tea .Room “
’l‘ea. Sold at 50 ets.)
With every 2-lb. can
of Wood 's Coffee
a half pound pkg. of Primrose Tea 75 ClS
Sold at 30 Ms.
With every pound can - .
of Wood ’3 Coffee ‘ O
a quarter pound pkg. of Primrose Tea. 4 as
Choice of bean or ground coffee and yourfavor-
ile flilVOl' Of tea. . Basement. '
_ Dainty Undergarments
Camisoles, of Crepe d e Chine, in white and flesh
color, ' $1.00, $1.25, $1.59 and up.
EnielopeaClleniioec, . of Crepe? de Chine,“ $2.98. ‘
Bloomers, of Crepe dc Chine, . $7.98.-
. of washable'Salin, ' "R“ "5'1"" 34-95.
Second floor."
' ' ii»)
“a...
Rees
aviator 1'"
”on of $200,000 ‘with a surplus or 350,- "3 lat "
V 000. l l ‘ r ‘ ' 4 yr)
chumew’s Clinic. 1: By the lterms of WATERBURY WANTS . ' He sa d 1 great majority or the ‘Oh'
his will, Mr. Harkness left, to ‘Yale
university $500,000 for its 'general
purposes. ~-
Room for 600.
He. was man-led, May 7, 1896, i‘
’lvllauelphia, Penn, to Miss Mar
“mam. who died December 8. 191 ' sion of the committee on insurance in
ud who supplemented the bequest cf
. lumbar“; 1)., ~nmvidin" in her w , tent business men and bankers of that ill)
. He said companies were
not adnlltted from outside oathe state _«
' ' Ired the. so?“ amount. The. supporters of’the meas- l
me said there would he lwobjection tot
Jean-may. Several promi- doubling the capital stock. They alsolcax to the aviator.
heart-H‘- for the measure mammal the air and she hasn't seen hill
in“. Y-llze university should receive ‘ity appeared to . support. ,a “was“? '3.“ ”19 Waterbfiry Life and Accident '5 n e."—--Exull&ll e.
0}, 000‘ m. be ,known as the “Charle: or‘the incorporatlon of the Mattatuch r: lithium. , 'i c g '
,1 linrkness Endowment Fund." tl‘ re insurance company and the The committee session came to an!
, . . Life no“ evident com» and utter a zorlef. h.ltlzng on .. o .l tut
"mm of salaries of officers of instrur- v-nv 1n \X'uterhurv. at the New“ incorporate. the Brotherhood Life «8:;
tion in the university, time, and the committee was told that Casualty company, to be ‘ located ini " »-
‘here is a general deman‘d‘ln Water; Hartford, witbfa capital stock“ 01‘ Every plow“ knows and, fears
0.000. \ leroup. Musing. ll. Haney, R. F. 1)., 2
income to be used wholly in the par- hmrhm"
.l'lle memorial dormitories to ho
v‘ected by Mrs; Hardiness are inter»
‘ when anlnted to furnish rooms
for over 600 men, which .will make it
flous‘e in the? the senior and junior
1513598 of th college. ‘-
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bury for corporations of this sort.
Abner P. Hayes of Waterbury said it _ a . .. , .
W5 the plan‘to incorporate the Mattn- .. ‘ Stanford, ICE, writes. My llllle gir
' hadjbeen “having . croup every few
nights. I began to give her t} for:
,presidefit of the Merchants Trust com- , ——- ldropa of Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
""0 in of thl to de {1 triadic? Wfiflb‘r‘l'ig 055mg ”le3? ltrinker—Yes,’ your wife's clothes
.' in occur 1; 6, 1‘21 ru 31 »5 . wor l o e soc. raw 1,, . .
o Yale, which will involve. an expert-l Hayes, Henry Weyand and H. J. M” “’9" me a 300“ bit 0" money, that night-she slept well,- never cough-
lliure of over
. . . .-_. . neuranee com an with a
ossrble. it thought desirable. to. capital 0; £100,000. M. 1.1 ling”, vice- ‘ 'NDlRlECT TAXATlON
8. lRepresentative'Willlam H. Heald 9! time :your wife flQlB griew 30W}! m .
rap-Holt: chairman otthe com . . .. ' , , ;.
250.000, and a surplus of 55
“K
.0. m, H
A
mean? Well i every. gone.
v.
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compllshment 01’ Just such an addi» it good plan to .‘have the stock sub— UP$ AND DOWNS I
tiou to Yale and the work of these scribed above par and to start with a. 4- ' "
' - ~ ' . . she real] fall in love will an
e. the Southern Pacific company. the omelals has been an import t one in surplus. for the benefit of the company Did ' y
securing the fulfilment of fl is vision. concerned. Insurance Commissioner » - ’
“” Burton Mansfield favored a capitaliza- "No. She merely took him up for
insurance companl h v .Rst rt (Nun . ‘ ."
INSURANCE COMPANIES a. surplus. PS a e a e . :1"??? hgfigkfihggu
Bankers Appeal. for Ems ,‘ov 3mm”; with less than $200,000, nnd‘,believed f “Tho man she had been "going With
age TWo Corporations companies Inside of the state should for two years dropped her.
.. ' not. be admitted with less than that "Served her right!"
“l‘Ter spirits fellfi She stated the
He went right ur .
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LITTLE GIRL HAD chooe
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pound every“, two or three hours, and
$3,000'000 M the ”we“ iWC‘ssm“ ”“1 3“ infiltration company “91‘9ka wife‘s clothes! What do ed any. and the nest day her. on was.
T50!" the energetlcworkl in Waterbury would be appreciated. you
. rode
.. 'Ages 6 to 14 years.
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WALKERS
TINEL.
Never before in the history of the Read Hd'li‘s‘o
has there been such smart and distinctive clothing for
glr s. -.
The Suits, Coats and” Dresses are planned with
the same careful regard for detail as in those for wot
'menl's wear. There is an especially attractive line 0
garments for misses between 14 and 17, years which
is fmost satisfactory, as sometimes these ages are hard
to it. .
Misses “Shoe-Top" Suits of serge ill sensible 'de‘q‘
sign for school wear, which are practically tailored
suits, ‘ .31 M l I
At $10.50. $13.50 and $20.00
Sizes 8 i0 14 years. Reese-rein sneer. ‘
All Wool Serge Coats ill Copenhagen blue and
‘navy, with wide collars and bands of contrasting trim-g
ming, .' ' 15.2235 -
‘5595
Dresses
‘ White Nets, and Crepey affairs to be worn over,
white or coloredunderslips, of wide and tempting ast
sortment, made in girlish styles'with‘ simple decoral
'tions such as knots of ribbon or French rosehucls, for
dancing school or party wear, ‘
$5.95 to $20.00. ' z
White Dresses of simple design for confirmation
wear. .7 w nests:
. Gingham School Dresses, fine quality ill a Variety,
pf practical styles, . agitate. ~
51.000}: to $5.00 M I 11
Two-piece Wash Suits for school wear, ' , , ‘
0‘ $6.95 to $10.50
Separate Skirts
Plain and sports effects and fancy silks, “f it ‘
. from $5.95 to $25.00. ~ we at --
Skirts of serge, gaba‘rdine and poplin, some of
them with 36 waist measure,
' $5.00 to $15.00.
k ' .. in . l.
b We have just receiveda splendid lot of Middy Blouses
that every young woman m .lst have.
Very smart models ma ie of galate‘a‘ or. China sills—all
vvhite, blue and white, and red and white, in Norfolk and
regulation styles, with or without pockets. -
Some are laced"‘at tied: and. sides;- others variously
trimmed with piping of cottrastmg materials.
'All of them exceptionally desirable. Sizes :1; to 44.“
.“AT ‘ ‘ - $1.00 UP
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iii/CH mane, MERCNADD’E ‘
0‘”. ' 3‘ estimation '83“.
’SiTlffibAY,‘MARCH an.“ 1917} ‘l ' aT
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speaks lol' llsell
THAT’S WHY NOR
THE EVENING. SEN-
Norwalk Chronicler