JOSEPH Davis
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' IOUTH “DIWALK
all. News
lire. Berry Benedict and son of
Norwelk; are visiting at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bar-
mond. in .bewisboro.
' Heyor Jeremiah Duncan is expect?
ed back -in the city about the middle
of the coming week after etwo weehs'
stay at- l‘rench Lick Springs, lnd.
Troop'a'o. 2. 'Boy 'Scouts of America.
have decided to lteep up the good
work thet they have started and voted
last evening to send another box of
“goodies” to the men of Camp Devenl.
The boys are soon to be rewarded for
the good results they accomplished in .
the last Liberty loan Drive, in the
form of bars and pins.
—Best place in tov'vn to get dark
breads for wheetlele days. Whole
wheat, rye and graham, other stock as
usual. Banner Bakery.
Sieve Dudech. aged to years, of 105
llerbor avenue, First District, has '
, been missing from his home‘since he
left to attend St. Mary's School yes-
.terdey. 'l‘heboy we! dreneedin a
black coat. corduroy pants. were a.
woolen cap. bad light brown hair and
a scar on his nose. He was described
as being of medium build for his ale.
Oilicer John Reynolds. of Burritt
avenue. is out a perfectly good 16 foot
ski! which he put into the water for
the first time on Thursday. Yesterday
between 1 end 6 o 'cloch. someone stole
the skill which was 0! Melanin?
beach. It was painted a light grey.
- trimmed with green and had a red
bottom and carried brass oer lock
sockets. ,
—Mme Holley of the Reply Shop
will locate in the Lyric' Theatre bulld-
lng. Bridgeport. March 28. All having
work at local shop will call not later
shell/him 27'..— ‘
' Captain l-‘red Tetley. of the local‘
troop of the United States Boy Scouts,!
. has returned irom a trip to New York,
where he was in coniel-ence with the
brigadier general of the movement
_ with regard to the heel tr -..op rMuch ’
I " helpful information was given Captain 1 1
'l'rtley, who will in turn impart it ml
the local troop. Drills twice a week
are being held now in the basement 0!
' the‘ Catholic school in the first dis-
trict epd are held on Tuesday and Fri-
- day evenings. More and more mem
‘ bars are being brought in. The only
requirements for entrance are good
morale and good health. fivo cents a
week for' dues. which will be used to
outfit the troop and that the applicant
be between 12 and 18.
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—More heat from less coal. That' 11‘
what you want. And that is just what
:. you get with Burnham Boiler Cosy
- Comfort Heat The heat from the
II ' ‘boiler that’s made in Wentchestcr
. county. Send for ‘Which and Why"
'- bobklet. Lord I; 'Burnham 00., living-
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Entrances on 11111115th Fairfieid Avenue. Cannon Street
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Women’s excellent
gloves-«$1.50.
- These are Americanvgloves, one of the best sorts
pads in America.
’ If we had all colors in each size, and if they
re the maker’ a name, their price would be at
st $2.
_ . But there are many colors (not each color in each
llze)‘and a size range from 5 3-4 to 6 3-4.
Some 'handsbme shades of fan, two or three
pays, sand hues, mode tones, and white.
Made of splendid cape. Tanned by process that
makes it washable without injury. Soft but very
firm, supple, nice weight, good fitting.
, Spring shades, carefully made, fully worth not
less‘than $2-— $1.50
Boys; fine
suit-«$12.50.
Boy may affect not to “care a hang” about Eas-
fer suit!
But, he is hoping that lie-will have a new one for
[but great L priug day; just tiresome!
’Tis ready here—at any one of several prices.
But notably fine one waits at $12.50.
From the Sampcck tailoring shops. 0f handsome
new fancy mixture or of tasteful blue serge.
Cut in the new Norfolk style which has such a
trim military air. -
Cloth, style, tailoring; all Al—
Front basement.
$12.50
Buttons are-1 big
trimming feature. ,
Take one of these great large pearl buttons with
two holes. Draw thrbugh a bit of rich braid, or of
velvet, 01 cvcn‘ of fabric of which skirt is made.
Then fasten it on 1111c'kct 111 gildle-—and see its fine ‘
effect. '
ch, indccd; buttons are handsome trimming
when used tastefully!
Th’cse large pearls are 2513 to 75c each, 110ch ill
many /sllapcs and sizes for wash dresses are 20c to
$2.50dozcll. I :l
Other butto s 07%;:"1: Sulmncl dlcsscs 1111-
111 delicate shades 1116501110 are dccmatcd with
sprays and other litt c pattcl'ns; all ill delighting
colors—23c to $3 doz
Other effective buttons are of bone and ivory
and celluloid, some present sharp clear pleasing c011-
trasts; all are to be used with excellent cl’fcct—25c
'to $1.50 dozen.
Left aisle. roar.
Stockings of
the new colors.
All the charming and delighting new colors of
Spring-ready in stockings of good fabric.
' Beautiful silk, lustrous and even texture, fin-
ished with lislc llccl sole and top to make for grcatcl
servicc,-— $1.50
Merccriscd, nice weight, double heel and sole,—
1 white tan or b]ack,——35c .
Left aisle. rear.
Firm and durable
sheets and pillowcases.
Good staunch cotton pillowcases, 45 by 381/2
llc'llcs— ' 1 231:
Great big sheets of heavy muslin, 81 by 99.
.11hcs— " $1.35
Good firm sheets, 81 by 9.0 inches,—- $1.15
Scorned-center sheets, bleached muslin of good
uvight, 81 by 90 inches—
stel- 11mm.
with buttons, 01 combined with net—500 to $1.50
More stylish
Rosemary clothes.
Rosemary suits. Rosemary coats. Rosemary
dresses.
Each made for the Howland store’s syndicate,
each worth from $30 to $37.50, each at $25.
A gathering of the new and beautiful and worthy.
A presenting of the new fabrics as well as the
new styles.
An exhibition of the new modes in trimming.
. With extra value setting its mark upon each
dress and each suit and each coat.
Beautiful velour coats In French blue and olive
green, Smart new sty.les .
Serviccable tasteful new-model coats in serge and
in poplin. .1
Gabardine and poplin and fine serge suits; jack-
cts with the effective double skirt or with long flaring
ripple./ Blue and black and rich tan tones.
Dresses of beautiful crepe dc chine and Georg-
cttc, of fine soft serge, of foulard' 111 bold and beauti-
ful figures combined with ctcpc.
Novelties in plenty, only one dlcss of certain
striking and rich models.
What unique charm marks the dresses of beaded
clepe de chine, for illustration! ,
, One feature beside value is notable. ALL
WOMEN may share 1n the savings brought by Rose-
mary apparel—for size range is from 34 to '46 and
each size is cacll style sells at the same :25
price of .
' lecond floor.
Buy seeds;
.y-Do it now.
Shortage in supply of garden seeds is reported.
That means some disappointed folks later.
Whoso buys now is sure of supply.
If Rowland tested seeds are bought, one is rea-
sonably sure of good crops too. 1
These seeds are Connecticut- -grow 11, they are
home garden.
Plant .1 War Garden; food is annnunition!
Front basement.
'White collar
adds charm.
With dress or with suit, what touch of daillti-
111153 is given bv collar (and cuffs) of 11 llitc
And 1ct: llol cvcl1bod1 wisllcs white.
alc colors of. real bcnlltv, and sport stlipcs,
cololcd satins.
What :1 gathering it is! What beauty!
01 gmld1 sets, tuckcd or llclnstitchcd or trimmed
So there
and
Satin sets and scpatatc loll collars, even one rc-.
vcrsiblo collar which is white. on one side and of color
on the (likely-50c to $1.50 .
Taffeta silk in sports stripes, smart Sets at $1
“and $1.50
illg stocks,—-—50c to $1.
tilly, -—-50c to $5
Center aisle. front. '
- ' Flesh-tint shields
' neath thin waists.
Beneath waist of Georgette crepe or other fine
thin fabric, light dress-shields of flesh tint. Here at
2511 to 45c
Tango girdles, very light of construction, .wear
in place of corsets, give fine freedom,— 02 to $3.50
Not im of fine mesh, in lendidl ,
g“. P93 3P ”506 £ ‘1
. Bound smooth shoe-laces in colors to match the
tested varieties, and they include cvelything for the '
Pique coilals and acts and mannisll, but charm- .
Lace stocks and jabots too, Oriental and Chan-p
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Men’s great
suits—$23.50. '1
The more a man sees of them, the more he will
appreciate them.
No clothes sold here are built for looks alone.
They are not even built for looks first.
First comes thorough satiSIactiOn.
That is insured only by starting with good doth,
going ahead with good tailofing, adding to that good
style.
Of cbursc, the result 15 good looks.
You see they come last, not first, 111 our piaullin g.
But they stay with a suit right to the last, as 111-ll
as being prominent at the first.
These suite at $23.50 arc of extra value.
There is one for each man who reads this adver-
tisement and takes time. to come and pick it out.
That suit will fit. It will look well. It will wear '
well. It will be a good big full money ’s-1101th,
more than a usual money ’s-w.orth
If you me a man who appleciates good clothes,
enjoys a saving, believes 1n economy,—Get Busy.
Remember, this is something a little extra even
for us; this lot of suits in newest styles and ill all fab-
rics even including blue sc’rges, at— $23 50
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Main floor. rear.
Try Army
shoes, Men!
Our boys in the army are enjoying real foot come
fort.
You can enjoy it too: here are shoes made 011 the
official army Manson last.
Tough tan leather, good stout soles, and 11 but '
comfortable breadth across the foot!
Men’s—$6 , Boys’—-$4
Men’s dark tan shoes of English style, broad
heck—$6
Tan or black Scout shoes for men, casein] and
tough, chrome leather or Neolin sole,—-—$—1
Boy Scout shoes in tan or black, great for boy!
who are thoroughly alive and alcrt,—$3 and $3.50
Bluchcrs for men whose work keeps them much
upon their feet,'solid sole, good .cascful last, tan or
black ,.50—'$4
Boy s ’gunmctal calfskin shoes, English last ,—$3,
Near Palrfleld avenue door.
Workers !
/ A bargain.
Bluc overalls, tough fabric, double buckle- 95c. - .
Jumpers to match— - , « 95:
You know, without being told, what overalls ,’
jumpers are 11 ortll
Some startling
book news!
'1' ~ A lot of books, published at $1 to $1.50— 39c.
Not 1llcapcr editions, but the original $1 to $1.50
editions.
Western stories Humorous stories
Detective stories Novels
Don’t know why they didn’t sell at $1 or more.
Do know this: They will sell at
Main floor. rear.
Rarely, pretty new
1 _ ’kerchiefs---50c.
Appealing handkerchiefs of special fine and
dainty beauty.
lodged with Venise lace or finished with pretty;
figure cmbroidered' m corner. . ,
Sheer and soft and fine fabric, clever careful
80cnew these, on lemgths— 1011.
making, full value,-50c.
Center “.9 ”to O
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