W
7' airlift it QQ. ‘i
.. cordollyrinvited to come to thi- school
amen Produce-LEN]. Saturday tit-l
tampon at three o'clock, May 26ml
Main floor.
.ipdudinaspecialnhonoaraph-and— ‘
recOrd corriloinations at attractive
“Oliver Twist” Suits and Coat Sui gllpllrw
and colored,
$2. " to $6.123?
”M "Q ' . i
. us .‘illflnluo‘m o! 1hr ammo. ‘ .
1M1 ilupartmt of the Com» ‘7; . “,3 ‘
,3.‘ ~ .-‘ pres-231w V635“? M. $5" ' l '
. . tuning in the iig‘u mm P
w dreamy hull name? using; . a? £1: "1‘1113 s
o, .m. aging? is m T M - l? Rugs, Porch Chain and Rockers, Hammocks, Set-
. thorium-mill selection .3er m uesaay Ormng . “at.
' club recitaiicns, re 1188.
sis. ‘i-h entitled “Her First ' . my!”
,, . i," and: m wanted by. A good Library of Records llii the Fu 1 . i
if: :{figfizcung lady members of the Ca , fourth "W ‘ a
a , .
m sketch was preceded by a mm“ 5 '
hf!“ instrumental seletlitflls find l . W’M l The corset
mm all or which were lecelwfi 1 i Q D ' h l ‘ i
no: great enthusiasm by (he audi- . t tiring t e p casmgr tomormtradon vivcn by Lady
, . “is.” s gone-act ' , . ,, , . . a
simmrgzsiazgelflfmfld by ten 3; Q Chdr‘ and Rad“? f . Butt last week. the geueralopinion of those who at-
‘aii, wan: ladies of the club- a” . ’ tended was that l’tth Drift iris not a lit ‘6 woman
. ‘iooii their parts in excellent 1*?“ Mn w'h u . - - ' , “ ‘ - ‘“ ' ‘ g ‘ i
will”. Miss Kathryi}: Manual: :3? f y ‘ It 1) nnouncelmen > although she irciglitd two hundred and ten pounds,
. - rate 6:- ‘ . -. . . . .
31131333333342; c a i .13., bolstered seats and p and had :i waist measure ot thirty—Six inches. Lady
:eifmgii? ifsdlfiiioiilflm all}: E backs, Coverings of . W H T k Dutt' did not appear to he a stout woman. She her.
“weaving presentation (grime 31:95:; §- fine tapestry Regn , e ave at an St'll ZiSSllic‘tl us llliil ilk? reason for llllS was that Sh.
‘ ‘ .tranmen f ' ' f - ....- , . ,
flag: $3535); iii-iii. am'exhibition . . The A “C for \l'llS uillcclly corseted. Lady Duff announced that she
:gg‘rk mtiiigntze; fizz-ragga“: i, 13’ 13”“ 517-00: g8 Y wore a Redfern Corset. The reason for wearing at
am”; -‘ M _ ,2. y , Redfcrn. then is apparent. The lines are admirable.
' am was as ‘ "a . . . . .
10%? “New ”my ‘ ”I b $14.50 _ 1‘ ’ - ' it Will give any figure the straight and graceful appear—
w”‘§*““§:ffic,sa ----- ““30"“ ‘ “ . ance desired. There is no suggestion of flesh being
_ nos Vera Hanlon t confined in one place to appear in another, and alto-
“Wiefigflzdgmug, i _ gather there is no corset which the tailor or dressmak—
nggaogspciggmmydfigm10313;“ , f or so heartily approv s as the Rcdi‘ern.
”Egg; A'w“ ““‘dmsm‘m’ "’ Dress Goods in the Sale i ; Rcdtcrns :re in stock now for all figures. slight.
‘ Wilbert, Gnrdon “Billy" llPi‘ .im» . ' 1* medium and stout.
Irene Barrett. ‘ - .‘ I. ' ' ‘ I ' .
“Mm 0mg “.in,9,;‘,,.fm,b Kahlil t. Fancy Fluids, all 3001, l. niches Wide, 5 mo“ from $350 to $7.50.
Mrs. Harrison olns 99—“ on i - $l-69 ‘ y . . i
liti'ell. t , ‘ * , ‘
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imgggafimmm 3””“5 "Mm", Gray and White Checks, large or small checks, 5 PATHEPHONES i (,ominodiousfitting rooms ill connection with
. Frances Kidder—«Rose Jesse. . . - _ . ' 3 our corset section and the attention of skillful corset
- . . .. . .3 ......,.. = AND RECORDS » - . ’ . .
first,“gg:,;‘;:§‘;gf,,§:g’,‘§m ’, . - , , . ' ‘ ll litters, tree With every purchase of :i Rediern.
ir‘. ,.i ' . . .' i '
no, amnesia—Anni. McMahon. pr Molnar, fancy stripes, in brown and green, navy ‘ 1.. , sound (1......
caste, Mrs. isterllngs maid—Anna . . ., i, ., » . , .,
*tg‘tw and green, and green and black combinations, 4- _ 3 l
.ii'ii ennui-nin- . ‘ . _ > ' ' :~
, if m 0a y s“ ““ ° inches, $1.39 a yd. . WEtake pleasurein arnnouncrn é
" ing—Selecte ...... Miss Haulon , ., . ‘ _ ., ‘
L ‘Yfl‘elgrm ----- 3; 3340‘“; 01:13 ‘” French Serge, all wool, in brown, Burgundy, ‘ that we have beena, porno: . ‘ '
,.W“‘0no own one yto~ . , , y . , , ., , ,.
Jaficémmupdgr the direction of » plum, navy, Belgian blue and green. 48mchesw1de, agents for the Pathe PM ‘ ephone d . Chlldfln 5 Wear
rs.~ . or. ' ‘, - ' = ,.,
,r “ .w $1.69» a yd. t and the Pathe. Library tof Double 5 Bloomer Dresses for _girls aged 2 to o years, m.
'. HiLLsrne SCHOOL NEWs- . _ . . . l R as -. blue and tau ettects, specrally priced at 75 ch.
‘ , I” Silk and Wool Poplim, in Russian green, Bur- t . 8C0! . i a F L' leBo
one H‘l‘imlrliiimiil mlnii‘imii'mgilor gimd Belgian blue plum ini iiivy to incite wide Q h’ ‘ ‘ 'll {i d ‘ C ' d in ms fl f ys. ’
,iannu‘ e. nitric their . it i '~ '5 1 - , ' '. . ' (”‘1 4’1» .‘
W»? Saturday at ibis week. There y, . ’ , ’ $1 19 I d, i ' In t 18 Store you W1 n a 1 daily digit '3' w rte uits or L585 J$l00l’) 333:3!ng
_ _ . . . . . . ‘ ,' )r b -. l t I ' o ‘ -
“maria aiansraincn: I I l H , 54 . h 3;. 4 complete km of Pathephones. 9...... 5,, 5.... ,.,W ,1 q”, w ,m . .
folk dancing. No formal invitationsi ' ; w )0 . ngrv ' 311‘ Ill] V, ll'iC es W1 3 . ' ' l . , I I . S i. ‘c‘ C; t‘ C JUS‘.
has been issued but the friends oi? P0P m, H ( 3 L ' ’ ranglng m price from $25 to $225, :ll‘l’l'VCCl. $400-
the school, or any one interested, are $1.98 aiyd. l 3
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in case of rain tho program will DPQ
postponed until Monday. i
”This girls are also much intr-roatml’
111.1%" arm-3:, contest, which has bi-eii an:
MM' by Honolulu-y Hull, and will;
Saki: pincer Wednesday afternoon or.
this week. on the grounds of linen-l
~ mar-y at Grociiwich. This song con-'
tent is to be made an annual event:
and is entered into by a number of
"the private schools of Connecticut.’
Thu competing schools are to sing.
nix school songs. the singing to be.
judgnd for cxccllonco on its munica!‘
alder andwlso on the school spiritf
Ilium. As the judge of the contest»
in tube Mr. David Bispham, the mind
singer, the musical side will have due,
weight. The party from Hillside in.l
mules the twelve girls who competel
and it numbor of other members of?
the school. , Keen interest is felt as
one prize, a silver cup, which has been
pill-treat by Rosemary, will [was into
possession of the winning school to}
he held through the following year. '
, On Saturday, June 2111], the school}
fin arranging tun outdoor cntortainfl
pent which shall be a very aimnlci
presentation in pantomime and danc-i
“lag of several attractive stories. In
com with institutions throughout!
the country Hillside is making its t‘n-l
Bathrobes and Kimonos
Colored Corduroy Robes, unlined. A few only,
in rose and light pink, were $5.00
$3.98
Long Kimonos of Outing‘Flannel, striped and fig-
iired effects in blue and pink,
$1. 98 and $2. 50
Second floor.
Novelties at the Dennison Section.
Patriotic Decorations.
Luncheon Sets, Napkins, Plates, Caps, Flags,
i
prices and terms.
Every Patlié Model is equipped. to pl
all makes of records, and’ play them a
'superbly. ,
N0 NEEDLES TO CHANGE
it
Every Pathé Model is equipped with
tlié“"‘internationally famous Pathé Sap-
phire
Ballha permanent ball-shaped
jewcl that takes the place of metal
needles. There are no needles to change.
PERMANENT urn in rail RECORD
Furthermore, this little jewel glides
along the records without tearing, digging
into or rip ing them. ‘ Pattie records are
guarantee ‘ to play at least one thousand
times without showing any perceptible
wear."
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to7
first
For the Littlest One ,
White and colored Creepers tor . ass 2 to 6 years,
$2.25 to $4.00.
Worsted Sacques, an entirely new assortmént,
59 cis. to $2.50.
Cashmere Sacqucs,
machine embroidered,
hand embroidered, and
hand made,
$1.50 to $2.00
$2.50 to $4.06
Cashmere and Crepe dc Chine Double Gowns, 3
years.
Shoes and Slippers,th soft soled kind for the
65 cis. to $1.25.
Playthings and Novelties. ‘
Dolls of every description, the very latest idea.
Very eccentric looking Dollies can be seen in the Chil- ‘
dren’s Shop. -
walking,
s .APf-’A.-A- .
VV,
' . _ _ Has any little tot a May birthday? if so, there is .
. THE PATHS. GUARANTEE i, , i , 3
WE guarantee. every Pathé Record to play’at May Birthday Doll, pl'lCC $1.39 each. . ,
least one diamond times with the JPatlié Sapphire , . D01: 11] vai‘lety, 59 (‘18., $1.00, $1.25 and up. 5
BBQ" With” “mime” ‘° the “waned beauty r Teddy Bears, white and cinnamon bears, all sizes.
of tone and: without showing any pttrceptilile wear ,- ‘ . . . , . ,
0nd“! record. Cats, Dogs, Tigers. and other friendly little am- :3“ i
am’tainments this your very simplel Seals, Crepe Paper Streamers and Festoons, allot red,
Alter much discussion the faculty felt? , , ’
‘ white and blue paper. Everything needed to decorate
the table or for any patriotic occasion.
that it was not wise to give no em;
flrely'the outdoor play. partly because1
{attire value and beauty of the play it-Q
t mount very much more because of Q
' are definite educational benefit to the‘
girls. AI the school has pledged
For those who are interested in Rope Work and
“.7 .
mo this year the $50 scholarship
tohfsryvllle College. but will raise
mummy in as. simple a way as nos-
19, chiefly by subscription, it has
suggested that the. outdoor play
k, one 2nd, be given only in the at-
Basket Weaving, we have a complete stock of all
articles that are needed for this kind of work.
Lamp Shade Foundations, from 35 ct}. to $1.50,.
A---A-‘--AAA
PATHE FRERES PHONOGRAPJH. COMPANY l
v v" v—uvvv v vv
no: PATHE transit or no
mats
of interest to amuse little folks.
Creeping-Bends, Ivory Teething Rings,
Floaters, all in varicty.
Bathtub
1
Moon and with no additional ex~
or advertising. music, or eleci
urns moans.
according to SlZC- Baby Record Books, Coat Hangers, AfghanSt‘rapx a
‘ 31' at rc,too, an . 0 . . .
ginkgo that those who at- 1 1 $2.25 h willlfinllna Sultana: oi . ' for carriage use, T inlet Sets and other Noveltifsp r
l as to give a s'lve fie “ . I ' 2 68C . . , . :Secon nor. ‘
~Ifor such expenses as are rigour:- Lamps, 13 mChes “8 1’ records that open to- . .. 3
you the" whole world's
l music. The greatest“
t singers. in America.
' Famous foreign artists
who have never ape-
pearetl in America.
Celebrated foreign or:-
cliesirasand Bands, and
amultitude-‘of delight '
fol . musical - novelties;
Crime into this store
today. Hear all your
‘ by the King’s Daughters Circle
arranging the affair. Any money
bit is not needed for small ox-
‘ a will be used for tho Mary‘i'ille
anyone who is interested in;
also is cordial!)r invited to keepi
(iii-rte tree and to be present. i
he closing examines at HillsideQ
‘sf‘rye‘ar will take place on Wednes-
,, {Thursday and Friday, June 13th.
lift and 15th. Tharp will his not
. Men’s Hosiery-
jpeciot service on the prone-dint: Sun-l '
,.Bnt the affairs of Connecticut; Army‘Sockl, heavy 50ft
{ll all? take place on the three suc-
' jve days in the latter- part of the weaves? easy on the feet.
A competent teacher will give instruction in both
kinds of work A" Department. niim floor.
New Books - j,
. “out Of a Charmin $1.00 :
A pleasing IQVev‘stor-y, not
abdut' the war. .
Popular Fiction
7 49cm
A large list of Fiction
Books, including many
~ old standard novels which
; An Old Story in
a new style and"
”Antony Gray, hardener)!”
An interesting tale and well
'told. The. scene partly in
I I
ooh “The Reverend Henry Hallam av blue and oxford blinding Writelelection l .y u, I, ' 3 lO- .
W? of the Yale school of Religion ll] n y 25 ll , ’ Wl h 00 _ ed» as you have 2:33; W111 always be llkCCl, South Africa, partly on an
a; well known in Nor ' iii will c . ' “The Man t out a um i , .. . . . _. - .
flic- Commencemont antigens. try.” by E- 13- Hale. A new hmdrtllem played In" gEtl‘lBl' With some Of the 01d Engmh estalo. 7% $32. .4
edition. small. 15 our. fore; ‘ ; . $1.50, E. $35,.
late publications. , _, ..
took. them over. They l “One Year of fim’f
‘ i' . t 60 1‘ A happy story about _
havebeen 381 mg 3‘ 4 an adorable baby with a‘; 3 ._
. .ct's.‘ very interesting mother. ‘ ’
* Full - fashioned Half -
hose, gray, smoke and
unbleached, black and
white,
.HOSPlTAL NOTES.
nary Sane, or West Cedar street.
admitted yesterday.
It Woltnian. of ,41 Chapel ‘
" ,as admitted today" ‘
"Remember. boy, that behind
all those man you have to do
with, behind offices, and gov-
ernment, and people even,
there is the Country Herself,
your Country. and you belong
to Her as. you belong. to your
own Mother.”
IHéfltYhu a’ Copyrof Hr WP lMCalangoc' ’
\ viva. osmium Galina. ‘ -.
"‘l'.‘»,
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Main floor.
mini floor.
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