for Norwslh and vicinity:
. Busdsy tneressinz cloudi-
,. weather continues this
‘ on the caster and southern
A long trough of low pres
- .. in: from Tens northeast-
Upper Iirhissn is causing us-
showery weather between the
“on.“ and the Mississippi
‘l'he temper-store continues mod
low in the southern districts
‘wen reported ‘as far south as
A an AGO 1'0-
DAY.
. peruture: High,
'sir.
CI“:
49; low,
in News
Imhrellns and mourning bands.
. er John J Phelan has made
nouncemwt as yet of his findings
«recent Wrstport accident in
» Miss Margaret Allen and Archi-
lifls list their deaths.
I rbies. Hats and caps. O’Brien.
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nits have been issued to the;
urial Development Company for
hing g Regent street in the La-
lie lace factory and to Harold l.
for plumbing at 259 Main. on H
II Madeline Manner, of Belden
ne was a visitor yesterday at the
e of Miss Anus Keeling, in Meri-
Miss Keeling and Miss Magnet-
red to Worcester, Mass. today.
i . they witnessed the football
s between Holy Cross and Van
. er. '
regular weekly meeting of Cock-
. Tribe, No, 32 .1. o. n. it. was
last night in Red Men's Hall, ii:
I street. Plans for the old in-
ned dance which will be held on
ember 26th were discussed. 0th
sttcrs of routine business were
sscted
. - marriage of Miss Lois *Beers.
liter of Attorney and Mrs. Louis
l ey Edward J. Quinlan was in V;
V . today on professional husi-i 5
: 4 rs, at this city, nnd William Fer- ;
son oi Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. i‘cr- 3
also of this city, will he toteumiz-E
this afternoon til the tlownttm'nl
. gstionsl Church at 3 o'clock.
r. and Mrs. Thomas l. Raymond
this quorum holding a charity
at their home for which a donation
fifty cents‘will be asked, the pro-
» to so to war relief work.
musical too will be held at the
we of Mrs. Newhirk, 11 Morgan
he, on Monday afternoon, the 19th,
- proceeds of which will be denotedi
the Red Cross The Red Cross hurtI
a ten der their auspices and n
e on
nttend. No fixed charge of admis-
. will bernnde so it is realm how
y cells there are made upon
ryons "at this time, but it hoped
t all who can do so, will contribute
mething and will attend. The musl-
1 will be given by singers that Mrs.
:- kirk has trained and the program
it be extremely interesting.
Dr. N. G. Pension has been secur-
. to deliver an address in this port
Connecticut on the American atroc-
es, and will speak in, the South
orwalk Congregation“ Church on
-esday evening ‘next at 8 o'clock.
e is one of the most eloquent speak-
' on the lecture platform today, and
-.3 complete knowledge.“ what has
' since the outbreak of the war.
DIIIIAIIYWIDDOL
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PocketSavmgs
Bank 3|
Osilsstipstgs. Deposits!
lgssiswlllds‘rtsssesosnt.
refiners!» istsust eul-
mm
The Central
Trust Compshy;
. mm. m;
l
Dr'cu skirts;
.a sale!
/
V A great large and good lot of skirts taken right from the
regular gathering of tasteful and good sorts—and to sell at
special prices! , _
5". I I I
Tsfiets sills skirts
Chedds cloth shirts
Serge shirts
Jersey shirts
Many iancy and individual patterns, many rich and
quiet styles, many satisfying plain colors, some splendid dis-
tinctive plaids—but all at new low price!
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Those that were*$7.50 to $12.50— .
Those that were-$3.50 to $20—- ‘ 3750
second floor.
\
Beauty-écomlort .
fur coat.
An economical luxury; fur coat
None other keeps one so comfortable. None other im-
parts same well-dressed knowledge. None Other harmon-
izes so perfectly with other attire.
How longlservice of good fur coat is! ill addition to
its beauty and richness and style, it may be depended on for
good long wear.
These fur coats appeal by their beauty; they are new
and attractive in model. And, too, they are of "live" fur
skins will keep their supplcncss and strength for indefinite
period. - t.
Muskrat with skunk collar cucs and border—$2 65.
Muskrat with raccoon collar and culls—3200
l‘Nutris with skunk collar and cuffs—$2 50.
Natural raccoon motor cutie—$235. 7. ..l
Striking leopard coat—M75. _
Fin; Hudson seal with skunk collar. curls and border
r of people are expected ‘
~en taking place in hi'srn'stive coun- ~
‘ it im Norfolk coat— $1.50
‘
Sce- th e many '_
q
men 5
Whatever shoe :1 man fan
Whatever weight. shoe :1
ere.
And aIWays good style a
and good full measure of val
“suck cslfshin full-toot! Mariners—-
Vld Md binders with «habitable
“Ill. moo—so Ind .55..
rent-er. m mm or block
alfskin, lull foo—u:
Dork tan hinchers. foil too—Ga
Dark Russia eel! hood; English
first-..“
Ms y calfskin, Englsh typo—
' her .
1m. Conic) cm with English shape
.76.
shoes _
cics, plenty of choice here.
man’s needs call for, plenty
nd good honest shoemaking
uc
Fine black Viol with notably-en"
wide tor—07.
Bids all of specisl weight. lull
tile—.0. .
Mum-spunk:
m Russia at: or m Wis-
or. -
Rich an my an In nut-t.
Inc—30.
finest of cordon. with ‘tops of
M “WWII. ~
Minimum".
Giveoorrluo)
sch-nee. '
For” the boy who wears
' usual suit of clothes out in
"no time," try corduroy.
Just see how it will stand
.up under the hardest .. gel
2 A' good brown cord 'o‘y’ suit
‘ with Links: of iron ‘
p
3 m W9: .
2 is
g .‘ . . i .
blushes '
r _ “l?“
i . ofrsrehesnty.
:. Fluffy and soft and light;
:vhat satisfying touch they
.rdd to evening dress: .
2 New models-are “either
nountl or sailor st le—snd
{,ihere'iue scarf: of much grace.
1 Lustrous black and slim»-
”“3 ”him ’0
slam
our use
LStsunchgloves
offineiit.
Some newlyurrivcd white
the way they fit
They are unusual of weight.
plump and staunch, anti look
almost too heavy until tried
Then, how spléndidly
V they fit and what a fine sp-
peirancc they give thefliand!
- Pure and cithlleut Ewhiic,
fine black stitchings'arid nar-
pow collar of black, oné clasp
6—32. l I
.
Good white chmiseite
‘ gloves look like leather but are
a close-woven tough fabric.
They fit well, wear well. ”
Plainwhiteorwlihriirch
. isolator-75c.
mar-nut
cape-gloves are remarkable in .
-—S450.
most filmy as a spider’ 5 web
Georgette crepe in novel
to $3 yard.
, Honor those
useful notions.
rm phloem-tic.- plain. or flow-
ered—25c to 301: yd. -
mum, mun: slnstic.‘ seven!
colors—15¢“ to 25¢, yd. '
Curlint irons. ruinous min—m
and up. . , ;
Unreal woven—”c ' I 35o.
.snit list; we that will not
break—10c and i curd.
Rubber m earths. osrd or i-zsc.
Kid hsir curlers. several kill"!!-
11¢ to 20‘ Con.
Antoinette buttons, block Ind hhslti
-.-iOe dos.
flair-pin onbinois. assorted Mus-‘50
to
run, velvet grip and
Limp-v1?“ 22f.
Bsbissf utters-40¢ sud 16c.
“m gunmen. n number or
mmulmmm—m.
mm'
gauc- '°' ”:1.-
'.".'--: «44*;
Hudson seal, plain and rich—S325.-
Hudson seal with skunk collar and cuffs—$30?)
Caracul. handsomc' m um rking—Si 15.
Persian hmh. rare luster—SUB.
firm-tun! flmrr.
("rater sisk, .6...
“all“.
l
L....1y nine. to. '
finefiowns .
in beautiful and delicate eveninginnes silk tulle 2d
Alluring and delightful 72
inches wide—51.50 and $2 yard.
patterns as well as the beau-
tiful plain weave; among these noveltigcs unique figures
and stripes—$1. 75 to $3 50 yLard
Metal cloths that lend distinction and brilliunce to the,
gown upon which they appear, several color shades—SLSO
.- ‘
..
There is delightful variety 5
and beauty and. goodness,
among handkerchief: now
gathered. -
7 Tie good time to choose for
thcsfoiure—and many wise
folks are doing it.
.Wynmt's hsndherchiefs with white
or colored m iniilsl-how at 5. 1“-
Women's fine one line! initisl
mammoth-flu sud ass.
Pine summi- or downs linen
with embroidered corner-bus. ' -
Mutant '11qu minus
for w ”e; no nod fl.‘
- u s’ soot! ‘hssdhsrehisll with
white or colored WWW“ ‘. "s.
lion's snail-or [on line. initlsl
Whisk-45¢. the sol 50s.
mausoleum
“sf-s4“-
w-
forms-,siv'slsgbwfillflcdfi-fl”
it
Trench $30
(
body?
new rakishncss.
What Joy to the heart of
either years or spirit—for it’s
any you ’vc ever seen.-
somc effective leather-covered
open link styles.
in pocket opposite to watch.
; . Good mbber v.-
V‘ ,sntl guaranteed. "
KA' rubber'hot water bottle
has great advantage of adjust-
ing itself to the cuniour of the
body and bringing its grateful
warmth to the exact location
one desires. ‘ "
These now ready are of ex-
celler'tt rubber, sold with guar-
antes of service—$1 to 81.50
MI: sprints! sold with similar
minutes—u to 8:.
Combination bottles sud syringes,
manual-51.00 to u
mmmuhnory
Meshing-dunno 16¢.
thorium-suitors“
trap in cried and quality and service,—
Kuppcnhcimcr has put over another! :
Remember the Klavicalc overcoat—how it look' W
whole country by storm—and was imitated by aboutm
Its great failure that entire back and slccvcswcrcfsh-
ioncd from one piece of cloth without a scam. .33,“
Now they’ve done it again.
The Klavicalc Trench is this overcoat with a belt and h
it takes pretty fine tailoring to belt W
Klavicalc'ubut Kuppenheimer is right there with the m
tailoring—and the new coat is a beauty. ’
whys; .
1 ‘l
every man who' is young is
a trench coat different in
1
Made of handsome soft and rough overcoatings, ’ngy,
blue, brown, heather :ind so on; unlined except for silt
yoke and sleeve linings :tnd pipings.
Slash pockets, convenient and clever.
Belt awith' hand-
. ‘ i?‘_ r
em
buckle.
Main floor. roar.
Mar, than...
gold chains 55
\cw pattern Waldemar c rains of 10K gold in long and
r
t .
Stretch ac oss vest, intend-3d to carry knife or flair ”in
Of light frnc pattern and very attractive. ‘
Of special value-for we are showing men that this
new jewelry store' is a good place to girl amounted Willi—1
left alslt', from. I
'93" Good m ,
union suit—05¢.
Foi wOman who enjoys
comfort of fleeccd underwcat
and added comfort of a union
suit that cannot l‘cre'cp'L's
special suits of good flccccO'
cotton—85c.
in the liked Dutch-m3
style with Elbow sleeves finicky
ankle length. the.
Home sou fins needed cotton
and punts-£750 god “a; m
'Oiris' ood worm
. ‘s flooded ulst-
knit-”o.
it?“ i=
mist-rut
Dam mwmhgmma: I, 5‘
.7“
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