wnrnn ransom.
Forecast for Nor-walk end'vicinity:
Bein'and wermer tonight; Sender
rein. A well-defined storm area is cen-
tral this morning over lows. It is
causing cloudy weather. with rain, or
snow. ei far east in Ohio. Pleasant
weather-”prevelis .generelly in 1's
southern and eastern districts. The
temperatures are high in the Lower
lueluippi Valley end about normal
along the Atlantic coast, but are con-
siderably below normel along the
northern borderirom lontane to up
per hilchigsn. White River reported
32 degrees‘below zero.
men: A' “Al ‘00
‘ TODAY.
, Temperature: High, 45; low,
40. . . Cloudy.
- Douglde‘ Fowler W. B. C. met lest
evening and transected routine busi-
ness: ' One member was initiated.
. The committee heving in charge the
arrangements for the ennuel'meeiiilg
of the Knights Templers of Connecti'
cut. to be held in Norwalh. Mondei.
mulch 13, met‘lest evening and con-
sigma plane for the big efleir. ‘ later
" the program will be announced for this
memorable occasion. . a
—omcmo—aaiou HALL j
Tonight. Music by the Victor orches-
tre. .
. Herbert V. T. Collins of 19 Hlllllda
street. who was classed as a del/ini
duent by the l l hoard, Division; 1,4,
enlisted in Jun , 1917. in Company 'I),
Second Connecticut infantry. which
welt taken over seas es the 102d 0:18.
_ '- lnfentry filaments Mr. Collins went
across in September, 1917, end on Feb-
ruary 3. 1918. was still doing his bit.
; TheBoy Scouts met last evel'tinl
' and laid plene‘ior their coming drive
in the sale of Thrift Stamps. One of
the boys have adopted the motto.
“Come Across or Go Across." end this
seems to he the sentiment of all the
boys. They were divided into bodies
who were each given so much ground
' tocover, end there is no limit to the
amount they need. “So Come Across.
or Go Across."
.4," QUANTITY, QUALITY AND VA.
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0! news, features and illustrations.
The New York Sunday American will
test} was Sunday. March 10th. Rider
W's new serial ”INA," Amnes-
' ' eeder Gerard'e'll'ece to Face with, the
met. and the big Pictorial Gravurel
sections are the latest additions to
the former attractive features which
. are ell retained. Order your' copy
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City News
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.. 'HOWLAM-
V Phipps hats
of smart air. ~
NOW PIEiPPl hats do
not depend. upon. trim-
ming for one bitof their
attraction or style. '
Their beauty and
' charm is given by their
clever lines.
Just a little some-
thing unique in the
curve of a brim!
. Just an indefinable
difference in the flare of a crown!
I 'And that makes the dificrence between Phipps
and other tailored hats.
, 'But what life and eager spirit they impart to
the wearer!
How excellent for wear upon all except most-
,formal of occasions.
' No dulness, no sameness, no monotony. Instead
'. ondrous variety and much opportunity for indi-
vidual choice. a... . ., .5- K
, ' Many appealing new‘black' models, and gold or
black or sand or green or brown or blue-and the new ,
brilliant cherry red. 35 to $17.50
Second floor. .16?
Good news to
Every writer.
_ ’ 0 cl; woman who writes letters, and enjoys
Ewing the
conomy. ,
' These special bores of stationery, ready Satur-
lday, are all of-true taste and pleasing fabric and at
special price.
Imperial Albailar, 484mm paper and 48 enve-
lopes, graceful size andstyle+39c -
.1;
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Vogue papctcrics, contain one quire, white,—25c
Tigris linen in half pink or white, one (mire—25c
. Violet'lincn, in spite of its name a pure white
stationery, exccllcnt quality, one quire—29c.
Main floor, rear. .
Pretty . jewelry
of little cost.
This jewelry store is of prompt good service to
women who seekiattractivc tasteful jewelry that
"tall cost comparatively little.
Y No jewelry so fine that it can’t be had through.
the Howland jewelry store.
No worthwhile jewelry so low-priced that it. too,
cannot be found here.
There are good pearl nccklaccs with a clasp of
solid gold at $1 to $15, for example. Nobody would
expect them to be genuine pcarls:—-but they are
wondrous-like genuine in color and lustre.
. Barpins of sterling silver arc set with rhine-
stones—and look quite like the platinum beauties set
with real diamonds. Yet their cost is but $2, to $16.50.
Handsome necklaces of fancy bchds, some of
those beads looking like precious and semi-precious
stones, are 50c to $8.50. ’
, Novel new earrings are of cherry rod—and some
are mounted in black. Yet they are but 50 cents!
Small fine rosary beads are gold-filled and worthy '
--. and may be carried in onc’s purse if desired. 85.
Have you gained som idea . of the worth and
variety ofthe jewelry that is ready! You'll enjoy
seeing it for yourself. ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘
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,, an on Main Street. Fairiield Aven
their. grace and their ~
0 forward in attractive fashionr-an,
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matinee-no ed! to W491
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: Women’s Suits:
Several new
styles at $25. _
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Smiling and eager, the new suits are hurrying in
as fast as nimble fingers can produce them. “a“
How different they are—and how pleasing. '3
‘ It does seem good to slip into a jacket and find
it unlike the jacket of last season’s suit.
It seems good, too, to find it so graceful and so
trim. ‘
Here is a short jacket, for example, that hangs
straight and square without a ripple or a gather. It
is almost military in its style—and on woman of
effect. . . .
Hero is another jacket with ripple back. That
imparts its own distinctive good air to still another
type of figure. , ‘ . ' .
So the styles run; each one'surely planned to
hernionize with a different figure as well as to meet
a diflcrent taste.
Among them, take good look at the collection at
825-. ‘~ . .- ,
.It is an unusual. gathering. It presents the liked
fabrics, the liked calors’,’ the good styles. ' ,.
‘ =. J ’ Second floor. ' 3
' Beauteous young: '_
silk dresses.
Yes; young dresses. ‘ , , «
For they-are for young folks and “little" folks.
Youth shines forth in subdued and pleasing
guise from every fold and bit of drapery.
Youthful style combines with grace and youth-
ful beauty. .
They are dresses such as young folks delight in.
'A little trimming—but not one little bit too much.
A little bright color—but not a single inharmo-
nious note. , .
Tunics,”gathcrs, pleats—any number of charm-
ing touches to give them true charm. ,
Lovely,crepc de chines, lustrous soft taffetas,
filmy Georgette crepes, pretty live blue foulards with
attractive figures. ‘ ' "
tion to several of the prettiest styles.
And colors range from soft grays and deep blues
to light hues. ' ,
Best of all—there is a notable group at the
special price of $19.50. ‘ “'
Second floor.
- Camp Devens.
' . aniauthoritative book,
Roger Batchelder has written a book that every-
body with a boy at Camp Devans will want to own.
It combines description with photography, and has
theepproval "of'the Committee on Public Information
Cannon Street
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'- ., cally difierent. -
looking one.
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mediumfigure and erect carriage it is splendid 511.
,iFinely—doué hand embroidery lends its distinc- ‘
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Men’s ramcoats t. .
won’t wet thmugh l
' special price-«$15.
Here is a raincoat radi- ~
Practically a double
coat—and a mighty-goods
Two pieces of rubber-
ized coating are made up
with the rubberized sides
towards each other.
That makes a coat that
is alike in color both inside and out-a good. gray
mixture.
The inner coat is loosely attached to the outer.
It does not bind and is not uncomfortable. It hangs
well and is cut in a good style
BIGGEST FEATURE-,r-It will not wot through.
This is absolutely guaranteed and a new coat is
ready at all times to replace one that should.
The usual price of these dandy raincoats is $20.
Some dealers get more. This limited lot
- ready Saturday morning n- $15
9;.
Main floor. rear.
Men’s shoe ,
saving-«$3.95. ;
'A trio of special shoes from which any-man may
pick—and save over a dollar.
"Any man—for all usual sizes and widths'arc in-
cluded.
Tan laced shoes, English last, good solo and
broad hccl , . .
Tan Bluchers of English style, solid solc, broad
heel ' ‘ '
' Black calf English-type Bluchcrs.
Each sort a regular $5 sort—Ready Saturday.
“ . I . $3.95.; a
Embroidered flawers , .
on new gloves. _ 4
'A real novelty: fine’giovds {1me France with
backs embroidered in bright-hucd flowers! ,
Pure, white fine kid of splendidvqualit‘y and very _
fine in every detail. l ' ’ '
_’ Can you imagine how charming and novel they
. .;._
Eli'ev'
)lein floor.- rear.
are? .
Best to come and sec. $3.50 ,
/ Some other attractive French kid gloves in a
great many pleasing Spring shadesz—dovc, tan, gray, '
mode, beaver, brown. White, too. $2.25 '
More novelty gloves, also from’France; Those '
of deep rich brown with fancy top in contrasting and
light colors. Backs arc embroidered to match tops.$3.
New and supple whitc kid gloves, two clasp mod-
cl very smooth and graceful in way they fit,——$2
to $2.50 . ' '
Center aisle. rear.
Small sum buys.
attractive hosiery.
Good stockings for womcn,,fibcr silk—50d '
And the charming Spring colors, beside black‘or -
white. '
Have double soles and hccls, will wear well. 50c.
Good lisle' stockings, white or black, of medium
weight—25c . j
Comfort stockings of black with white sole, me. .
dium weight,——25c to 65¢ . . ,1
' Pretty new lisle vests with fancy yoke, white; .
.v—59c . -' .
Pink lisle vests of pleasing cfiect and nice gun; ‘
ity—371/2c. / . ..
.. Bodice top vests, no shoulder straps, give aback“
of'theWarDepet-tment. . . . 60¢
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