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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 30, 1918 · page 5

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' Prices are lower now and workman

' Later he tool; the wood and went out

- be believed that he had purchased the

, and that accounted for his having
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j ' full orchestra with cathedral Chimes.
Indies tree.

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For Korealh and vicinity: Fair to-
night; aunday partly cloudy, warmer
in the interior; moderate winds moat-
ly southwest. The southern disturb-
ance is central this morning over lion-
iatana. It has caused local showers
duties the 1m :4 hours iron the 111111
northward to Missouri. Another dis-
turhaaee is central over North Dakota.
Pleasant weather continues in the cen-
tral and eastern districts. The tem-
perature is rising slowly in the Mini.
asippi Valley and western portion oi
tbe,Lahe region. .l-‘roets were report-
ed as in south as south Carolina.

 

Temperature :
44. Cloudy.

 

 

The Bridgeport police reported the
thelt of a Buick touring cargwith a
Connecticut license plate, No. 31-491.

‘ e—o—d
-Plaee to buy your Easter hata.
O'Brien.

 

No regular meeting at the down
electrical commissioners, was
held last evening, but a nthering was
held at which routine matters were
discussed. "

Mike Velardi. driver oil’s 1-259 re-
ported to the police that a young man
who boarded a Bridgeport trolley car.
had left his overcoat in his jitney and

that he would hold the coat awaitius

ownership.

 

-You’ owe it to yourself to get the
details tomorrow's rooting and today's
opportunity in hardwood floors. Don't
wait till summer to order new screen.

ship not hurried. We make to order
high grade window and door, porch
screens. Phone 11132. at, John I Key-
eer. builders, Steamboat Place.

 

The case against Frank Ryan. ar-

rested on the complaint oi Louis Ny- .

rye, who charged that Ryan had stol-
en some wood from him. was settled
out or court. Nyary withdrew his com
plaint when Ryan explained the situa-
tion to him. Ryan it seems had Visit-
ed Nynry and asked him what his
wood was selling (or and upon being
told, remarked, “That's fair enough."

and sold it and yesterday he said that

wood and that he was ready to pay
Nvary for it“. 'Ryan said that he 1111'
derstod that the conversation he had
bad with Nyary regarding te price or
the wood and his subsequent remarks
was a verbal contract to buy the wood

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" -—DANOiNO SATURDAY NIGHT
'l‘own Assembly Hall. Grace Bros

 

 
 

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Quick final schicc ‘ 5
in Easter needs.

Whatever is wished now for Easter wear, must be had quickly. . l

Service here is to bc prompt sure and satisfactory. Be certain of that. i,

What great gathering of wear things! What diversity of comfort and little~vanitiesl What !
splendid collection of little beauty- things. What rcadi ncss to furnish any last thing needed to complete

apparel for the actual opening of Spring!

 

Serviceis cheerfully yours here always; Saturday till 9 P. M.

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What effective Plenty of For man Stockings of Neckdress Happy feet
waists at 5'3. ' Easter glorcs. in hurry. colored beauty. of beauty. of youth.
Every chance of finding At the very last hour Fiber silk, with much of Ostrich scarf will bring Such footwear as will

'A fine cotton voile is in
ulternate broad stripes of
black and white—and how

lions—and' 1n addition has
attractive embroidery.
Collar is square flat type
that combines good effect
with utility $3

Tailored waists of crepe

ie chi e are eithel white

)1' flcsh tint, are simple

and smart, have pretty

. white messaline collar fin
' 'shed with sailor’s knot.

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second flpor. $ “ml ““0 Sth- . tgassdonqdizresxlhzluestizdlikd) ,. 8‘3““ “W" 21f torgunllykarednovel Cfl gi1ls; cloth-top button -
, What fiaintv affairs . , . , 'ec s1n p111 an rose on slums of pntcnt lcatl1cl—-—
Camouflage 11101 1110!, A11d'11l1nt de- Claiming i111“ perftggcc KCI'ClllefS 0f copcnhugcn as well as $2 50. -
Silk skirts. 11110119 colors they carry! and ncm qua y — fl’CSh Charm. white . 75c yd. "M" "°°" "a"

~ Heatherbloom s k i rt
with silk rufi'le—pretty

. clever camouflage!
That rufile is deep, is
good silk, is in tailored

 

right gloves and wanted.
For there is a line

before Easter, plentcous
and fine supply of the

real silk’s luster, presents
some wondrous charm of
color.

 

tam—$1 .50

Gray and tan cape
gloves for children—$1.65

Center aisle, rear.

Little girls’
pretty hats.

Finest and cutest hats
for little girls are made of
silk poplin in combination

" $4.75to$7.50 ‘

Charming little white
straw hats are trimmed
with ribbon and rosebuds

and such. Just as sweet -

as the little folks who are

Right of slain street door.

’D'Ajcrliiss talc
has . arrived!

(loud news-to many dis-

' criminating women —— for

we ’11: had none fo1 some
time .

But Paris has succeeded
in getting a little 0191

Miro-Dena toilet charms
here. in good quantity too.

Perfume of strength
and'delicacy—75c to $2.75

Toilet w‘ater ,refresh-
ing and fine—$1 to $1.65

 

beautiful little waists of
crepe dc chine.

texture, pure white or del-
icate flesh tint.

With smart little roll
collar of washable messa-
linc and with matching
turnback culls.

New 1n every line and
delighting' 1n cficct—
' $3.85

Sheer soft fine all-linen .

handkerchicfs have at-
tractive initial in corner
19c

Fine white crepe hand-
kerchicfs have pretty

 

Of soft luster and fine -

true warmth and comfort,
beside its beaut1.

and are pleasing.
‘$1 to $2.

N cw Windsor ties ha‘vc
life and beauty in plenty.
Dots and smart stripes
and, of course, mam
beautiful plain hues—e

35c to 59c.

Ruchings and rufilings

Fine milling of Geor-
gettc crepe is either flesh
tint or white or earn—-
and very effective. ’

$1.50 yard.

 

button

make youthful fcct fairly,
dance 011 Easter morn!
Fitting companion to

for little
sole,—-$4. 50 »
Rich him I: calfskin hut-
ton shocs fol little gills
high cut ,—-$3. 50 .

Little patent leather
shoes 111th tan cloth top,
button, sizes 5 to 8—43. 50
Attmctivc whitc canvas
shocs for little
girls, sizes 4 to 8—$2

For those some little

g1rls,

Boys’ new
Luna-"$12.50

Blue serge, the best of
them all for fine wear!
Excellent sort, in the

 

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smart it is’ gatheringias to_color and things a manrequlres‘. . . Black 18 rich, black and the Pretty dresses -and
A neW'type long rolling weight and kind. For instance :— 3112; e:trid‘l::l:;g 0‘ those \vhite combinations have Wilts that “'lll. “010-01110
collar wig:1 deep Ipointtisr Just examples:— 4 Rich new silk shirts at Sofnc sgccial lisleEsEtcdck life and beauty, and fir}: big and glrls Mile
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ggdd indiSidii'ality 121:} FM imported 1nd to? ad“: wt fin: lugs of rich brown—35c 2:36 “Etfamsomfilg‘q: Patent leather button j’
style. $3 gloves, White tan or black, co ors an w a novc Splendid black or white p y cope ‘39 813098 for big girls, cloth ’
. - Taffeta silk1waists are '42'25. a i . patternsl: ”‘n‘ With 1‘31“ “P “‘1 $2 to $0“ top—$4 ‘. 1‘
. of fine black-and-wliite Excellent tan ca p0 Yorke soft shirts, beau~ heel and sole—$1 . 0 d t thk fun calfskm
/ rhc1ks 01 st1ipes.'l'hcse gloves-$165 tics—$2 Gills, 300d ribbed n vzlgm; i: :13: cos] or; iofefiggfisygd $0195, ’ I
-M ’ , ' ’ ' ' tan or 0 - ° 3' 1r1n . ' 1 .'
. figfiwgfiemggggse 331: Special cape gloves of Snappy new machines, black—35c blue and pink and 01d rose. H1gh—cut wh1te_ canvas
' 1cstcc, also of white, gives ta“ 01' gray—$2.25 bright! Wig! SE22: 001605” 1"" 11.1.. W" and the stylish gingham shoes, laced, for lug girls,
“1981' pleasing contrast. $3 Wliitc chamoisette, very :iid 21m pa s, , RiCh new checks, $1' to $2 Little girls patent loath-
Cl‘epc dc chine in a now like leather in looks,'—85c . - -C 1 od . or shoes with top of "ray
square-neck model is fin- h d , Rich gray cape gloves .WalSt---$3.85 0 0;, organdy collm suede, high cut and “this
11 d "thl'tl d l , 0 il rcn 5 fine light at$275, good tan capes at . 11nd . ff .scts picscnt . -
ls c 111 1tcan c cvct imported lambskin loves $9.25 Vcrv W317 dainty and either flat or roll collars— looking—$3.00 ‘
touches of'lacc and mcdal— g ‘ ‘ -' High-cut tan calf shoes

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; OUR DU I i style, matches excellently. to wear them $2 to $5 decoration in color in cor- -

F T“ mm mm“ Black and colors; and . .. . . Violet and other talcum ner 25c .A NEW VEIL’ W “gun???“ 3‘;“2‘,;:°§f,‘,
1‘ YOUR DUTY - line colors. shflevezllllgtlighalt: 1:32;: powders—25¢ to 75° For men—good satisfy- Inberty Bell! Novel and tailors-alisolutclv 012' ' h
if 'hB‘Mt’ Special sizes as well as that little folks 3km Fine lace powders- ing linen handkerchiefs effccgive, “ml” MOVE” ‘ And ‘of sgme' that is
i “8;" aid ”for regular— $3. to $5 um- 50c to $2. with initial—3511 " v purp e orynavy— ‘32-‘70 really pure wool— $12.50
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