Pumps
(Leather Louis Heels).
Cationic
(if new Washable kid. Something difierent‘
Also many styles of the more conservative lasts.
Lace Boots-
x,
.122
Washington St,
South Norwalk.
FOR ALL.
With graceful long line vamps. in Kid Gun “Hill nut l’awm.
In Grey Suede. Ivory Kid, Tan Calf, Brown and Black Kill
The Children‘s Store
I If there is one fact more than
' “Store Hair! of the Ordinary Hot
‘SI 50 Auto Caps
:im nod Straw Hats
l$3 30 III
(v‘ 4 Beth:
. ll
Brgains in Silk Petticoats from
Raincoats
Wholesale and Retail Lending limiters
.620 Auto Caps .................
$4: 00 Auto Caps ....... 4 .........
35$: 25 Untrimmed Straw Hats .. , _
v3.1. 50 U'ntrimmed Si aw Hat: ,. .
$2. 25 Untrimmed Straw Hats . . . .
$2. 75 Untrinmed S raw Hats . _ .
g:ades from ..............
231.53 Ugntr' tuned STlel Hats . .
Untrfmmcd Satin Hats
'Chi ldrcns Trimmed Sthool and Outing Hats 986, $1443 $1g8,
New Colors and Shadowings In Lon Cloth Coats $748 to $05.00
Everyone worth from $0.00 to
to:
"Nahum Eaher m
l Animortant Exhibit oi the [alter Fashions
anzotherthateceoumterthe
{extraordinary growth of our Million? hm'meu, it is that we have
l brought real Paris Fashions witlin the rowel: of the modest purse.
"The deflect wish of a woman’s heart is to possess in origin“
1 Resurrection, but that of mussels not possible for every one.
lumitcd output and prices prohibit it. But she can have Paris
Millinery for her own, nevertheless if she comes to Dillon’ 5.
l True “Paris” Hats here at the prices you pay 'for the ordinary
Stores.
.......................... 38c
.................. 69::
.......................... 08
.......................... 75‘:
.......................... (a:
........................ $5. 45)
..................... 32094
.................... 43c
........................ $1.48
............... . $2.25 to $5.00
.00 more.
- l
o . or 4 l . $258.3298
- - 1,: rLadl‘ was Tailored Hats ........................... $1.98 to $5 .00
it Ch 1a m S Dress Hats .............. 4 ............ $1.98 to $8. 00
ill $3 03 T11 Wed hdies mts .................. n. . ..- ....... $1.98
54- ' S; 5.3 fry-{med Ladies Htts .................. l ........... 3w
4'“ $5 00 Trimmed Ladies Hats ............................. $3. 75
' 4 I: ‘$7.oo Trimmed Ladits' Hats .............................
' ‘4 Excellent value: in Bea'uidiul Tri nmed Hats from ...... $5 to $30
Trimmed Mourning Haté ......... . ............ $2.48 to $10.00
l iMourning Face Veils ................ B. ............ 690 to $3.00
1‘ Widows’ Veils .. ................... $2.5oto$ro.oo
, :fHandsome Flower Clusters .......... 4 .............. 250 to SI. 00
4 . Fancy Ornaments ................................ 43c to $3.00 '
. ' 4. _ l lFanCy Aigrettc Feathers . . . . . . ..................... 480 to $4.00
4 : 4 l Fancy Wings .................. . ................... 390 to $3 00
4 4 .' , ‘New Face Veils ............. . ................... .3250 to 75c yd.
. ’ 44. 4 :350 W de All Silk” Ribbons .......... ' .................. r90 yd.
. - ' ‘ l 50:: Wide All Silk Ribbons . . . .4. ....................... 250 yd
‘4 ‘4 .7 Splendid Values In Silk and Wool Sweaters . $3 4.8 to $10.00
.4 -f ‘Straw Braids .......... ................ r5c to 500 rd
. , : lOstrich Feather Boas ..... .............. 69c to
-_ ' c Chiffon Neck Ruffs ......... . .................... 480 to $3.00
- , ‘ - 4 i SH‘IRI‘ WAISTS
° .4 4 ' ‘ 750 White Lingerie Shirt Weiets ................... r.".. . . . 480
.- " . ‘ $1.00 White Lingerie Shirt Waists ......................... )5:
“ ~ g: $r.25 White and Black Lingerie Shirt Waists . Q .......... ‘.‘. . 4 980
4 _ 4 l ‘j $2.00 White Lingerie Shirt Wa sts ..................... $1.484
t' , ,. . , 5 $2. 38 White silk and Lingerie Shirt Waists .............. $1. 98
_ ‘ \ $3.00 White and Black Silk Waiets ......................
4 ‘4 $3. 75 White and Black Silk Waists .. .................... $2.98
.' ;‘ &.5onmuteCrepeWaists...................4 ........ $3.69
4 , $1 35 Sateen Petticoats ................................... 98c
M
$3.43 to $20 00
church. We have thim in wide variety.
Oneglance at our stozk Will convince you that we have
thewariety‘that willrgalce a satisfactory, selection easy, and
j‘toflltegm spirit’flmn'plants and flowers.
onesericusthought will tel: you‘that nothing will add more ‘
is RlNlif MlSlle vs ill m
ll Sfllllllilili 0f RlilWil m
4 All) ovum
RUSSIAN lilitlli; 4 ,
‘ ~ 10 Handlerltllrlederalflusiness eith-
CoIIIIIIerciaI ‘Ageotin Baltimore tlos. counterfeiting tuilh'commerce—
_ pilot with Bullet normal tote oneraua as the System
- ' til . . now \‘40RK ‘April 6.—~'l‘ne roll-1
BALTIMORE Aim] 5-. Michael rondn or the countIy have worked out
Borzulov all), commercial attache 0! With the qllartcrmastcr general or the;
the liusblan embassy in Washington. tinny a plan whcmby all the rail
ulIo :mivod fxom l’clrogrnd eight transportation facilities in the United
days ago with it document for the States will be at the disposal of tho
embassy. It is understood that helwas ‘vrnmcnt according l0 il- 8W“
or linnnccgwoa shot ln'tbo‘lialttmore mom made public here tonight. by
Country Club yelomlay. no is now- Fairfax Harrison president of lth
‘ln a'hohpitfll hero. Southern Railway and general chair.‘
man of the special committee on no i
llouul defense of tho American Rail!
wuv4 Association.
m»-..-
ll. .I‘Iorzukuvsky :III'lved here Slit
mdoy from 44Watshingtcn, after he do
'llvercd his document to the Russlaui :1 he railroads will be able to “Male,
Cl‘llDlSaV. it Is Iinclitood hurt ho was all covernmont business without sari i
to remain in this country as com {mum interfering with the commerce
menial altaclxc 01‘ the notion President Harrison
E. Griswold Thelln, o prominent believes '
bolubman stood sponsor for him at; "Thr railroads of the
the Baltimore Country Club. and the States" ”‘19 statement said
Ruselan had been stopping there
since Sunday.
U tilted--
”acting
{through the American RailwayJ Asso‘
flam‘ of the club at 2 W m. and M" lgtvc preterentla’l use of all fucllit-les
Theiu had him taken to “"3 3105‘“ iwhlcb may be needed for national
Dllfil ~ ‘defense For some time past com
Friends Of M Bomkovsky 83“ h“ mitteés 0t milroad Others in coopera-
WBS "toying With a. DiStOl “’th ‘1 lion with the ofllce- of the quarter-
exploded" They further announced muster general of the army have
4that be was shot. in the breast. been making plans to promote in case
The Easter Fashions as now preserite‘d' an this store are.
the :most recent and authoritative expression of the new
modes in Women's Apparel. 4,
Interesting assortments of Crepe-dc Chine and Geor-
~ Crepe WAIST-S,- SNART NECKWEAR, KID
MD FABRIC GLOVES, SIEK HOSIERY ATTRAC-
WE HAND BAGS, SILK PETTICOATS. DAINTY
mm Etc., Etc. .0 .
We beheverthooe who look here £0r their final Easter
Whoa will fin‘d the service above the usual in excel- 4
. who «tier! 4 last week, was mnnounceil
'mday. =
clutlon. have wronged to out at the .4
. I He was found unconscious an moi service of the government and to I“
M the hospital however, ll “'33 or war eifectlve use of the country's
[said that the bullet lodged in the transportation facilities. Those plans
stomach. One of his physicians said have now been completed
further that the shooting was not an "The plan at operation worked out
nec'ident The Russian embassy l“ here is in distinct contrast to that
“’33“!!ng W33 notified. ‘ _. " ‘_ {adopted in. England at the outset of
I}: o ‘13].7lel‘e,th6 government lmf'
lmcdlately assumed responsibillty for:
L’géfEFfi' '4 {44". bfig‘yfii’ Operation of the railroads. and oxen?
l. 4 * ’j 3“" 3'; ‘l‘ wtcised its outlier-Ry to that and through.
4 V4. 4 (#4 “'t L 4~ 44 l! committee compared 0! the‘b‘euila-
‘ {-2.53 {.4 ‘ 4v . . {of the principal lines. The govern-
llIo companies- would 0
{WM l they had been but“
gnarled ' . .
niimxe to bc.4
. WHEN THE “FINE COHES ’
l The beJt moratorim enthuse
gment lire thornwhichnooks;1
line to nullie the nitrogen; “.4
song!- 4 ; through legumes “4%de themlnool'ob
4 , .4 0:31:43: Wi$§i§9$ffim mm food'ni the 3041le yimbkmg
renting girafevuhb summer
‘ throat. It hen’li'elp: counter and new
I: etopsj-oo‘ulhc
4h Children mile who they tulle
Foley anemone Tor
191,-;Ictastcsgoocl.'
”Ind, lt ratwthermfoel
ltmlltutnaicverinh. he '.:leo
, season. When i
odu off or impractical
“Hm guarantccd that net earnings of ,
o the tweet
ling slowly avollbble during thumping
-
cured without applying any tortilla-i
lug material whatever. But undcr
such treatment the ticket lands soon
decrease in productlvcnén; Recourse
ls then had to cloverrmd‘hrm menurc
to check the decreaslng crop yields.
However, a time inevitably comes
when the resources of the form are "
not sumclent to furnish the proper
nmount of plant food for most profit
able crop production.44 it is then that
the- application or commercial tortil-
izcrs becomes desirable and neces
sary, if a permanent system of soil
fertility is to be coupled with a pro
titable type of agriculture ~0blo (‘ol ,
logo of A31 loulture
non—q.—
FEDERAL alum DIRECTOR.
BOSTON April S-Jl‘hc election of
Andrew J. Peters, formerly Ass-ist-
nnt Secretary of the Treasury, as a
Closet) finder of the Federal Re-
serve Bunk of Boston. to tilt the un-
crnired term of Walton S. Hackney.
w or
women Tell: How Lychli.
PmfimsVegetebleCom
pound: W Her.
West Booby N Yu‘.l~rbeve‘
autonomous
one man: ”1qu
filled ‘
All in «sewing :ndi
~- otherworlt wit ‘
7 muSt wear a veil.
rs: :1
'All Specialty Shops and every indifidual "
section In readiness to supply needs
for Easter.
The Tailored Suit .
beenticl‘ In every women’s wudrobe. #12572;
{there is variety in style, enough to suit every, 3
feminine taste. 4 4 [- Him
Smutly Tailored Suits, of>serge, poplin and gll- '
b'ar'dine of exceptional qualityin workmanSh’ip. 4.431453; 3
Sports models of Jersey cloth and novelty worst: -
ads of individual style. . "WW
Smut Taffeta Suite that are attractive, and taffeta
is so adaptable for the Quaint models with "bunchy’ f
pockets, shinings and nevel girdles. ugh-t
, Second floor. ‘ L‘
,1
)
-4,
Easter Dresses
for little girls. _
Many pretty models to choose from, daintily4
made, in lawn, net and Crepe dc Chine. lace and em
broidery trimmed, some with ribbon girdles,44.44
this . From $250 “p to $25. no.
43"" Colored Chombrey and Gingham Dresses, atira'clk
ively made with pockets, belts and collars of a contrast-4
ing color; buttons, 21 black velvet bow or a tie makes,
'a finishing touch. . .uthl
$2.50 to:$5. 00
it: ‘3: ‘ it
in 'sizes from 6 to 14 years. 4 ‘
tilt. -; Sal-4.; .. Second “will
. Lu“...
W
Veils are. Becoming
'H "Eg’lfifi .6 04nd Necessory. fill!
. NVIiile 'April winds are abroad, foi Comfort one
The new meshes are odd and deb“
Signed to be very fetching. Trellis, lattice and scroll‘
.mésha appear, Plain nets tliathave a wandenng‘ vin§
applied ' . 4 iii
{There are many attractive styles
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