tomato».
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cloudyaad continued cool taint;
lanky tetr,,netnncbehaauiatem-
m:w¢lmtOulthcaattonorth
winds. The southern disturbance
whwhhaabe-cauWuIeuiedwen
taarwlthnlnoraaeeiatblavlclnl-
tydariuthepaat three days. h“
mwnrdand iaaow central
marinate“. ideas. ltiaibllowad
pyaaarea‘clblahpnaaurewhiehll
Maples-ant weather in the
oaatnl «new. A loss mall 0'
extends
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Temperature: High, 48;
38. Overcast.
low,
The down town' electrical conmle’
sinners lnet‘lnn "fling and announc
ed m1 lt'au lloaan that'the 30¢!!ch
at South Hath street from the railroad
bridge to Monroe meet would be fell-
dy to? the ornamental lights to be
turned on by out Saturday. or before
that day it possible!
FILE Wtflt YOUR MIMI“? IANK
—B¥ armament with the U. 8.
Mary mpartnlent an onlcial u-
bcrtr loan subscription blank will be
given as a separate supplement with
eve'rycopyolmt Bunday'aNchork
American.
Plans for the Bon' eminence to
he held in Danbury. April 19 and 20.
trout Ariaonar
line of the new
, ‘bo
are, are cheviot wi
lrasting colorl
are proaeaelng nicely. The conference
firstl
Congrkattonai Church a'. a: done
. and will be in charae' 6! women from:
the several churches of the city. The
‘ ’coniereuce wili be held in the First
-c... *‘
”church house on Saturdays
. time at your A rll storms, search out
. ceiling
lGiulio-11in: that root! This is the
the "weak spots 11 the root. When:
Lloncr begun to wonder where the leak
is, that makea that wet spot on the
and Smith questions whether,’
alter all, those old nails are going to
. hold the orttcd wood shingles through‘ I
, the spring stems! We ye a' special;
' * proposition on {dole lnetter phone 11-,
-i but what Walter is loyal. but his la-
.- ther never having taken out citizens
' WIDE“. be
.. waiter came re
' attended the public schools in varied,
' or Darien, near the
Lon-.1012 St. John'& West, Steiln- !
boat Place
Walter blaring, lormerly a residentl
Norwalk town;
Jine,, iolt the city oi Bridgeport with i
out permission, being an alien, he had
teen interned There is no question
the children are still aliens.
when an infant and
and was noted for boxing and swim
ruins and other athletics when he lived
1m; ,
' loci:i
GraEeful new
coats—$25.
Every site—but only a few of some
tful chan
Good Americans
are buying bonds.
. How many
will you buy?
Deli go
from ., inter’s heavy
coat, the new trim
Spring coats for wom-
en!
They fit with splendid _
effect. .
j ' Their fabrics are Mutants .3
light, but 01 grateful Sarina cloves
. W8
and such.
Quite a few are
111er of bright hue; such as Pckin blue for eXample.
. Wool velour with its soft surface, serge, gabar-
Ella—every one full of durability and adapting), to
e
styles.
Second floor.
Some unusual
Waists--$l. 69
Brisk clearance of several sorts of waists-every
Dile worth more—at
Large majority, white voile-prettily trimmed
with lace; some embroidered.
'A number,'1n s
1111 sizes for women of full
pique collar.
'A few are even crepe dc chine with collar in con-
$1.69
Second door.
New shirts,
good-"and $1. 50.
Bright clear light patterns/in good colors.
' ’Colors are rich dark
blues and deep black
Some of them, have
fancy colors that give
an air of new beauty.
$169
Stannch firm soft and
very~dnrable cape gloves
for. women are of pure
white with black embroi-
dery upon back.
lmpart slender appear-
ance to hand.\-
Are to be washed with
no harm, will give long
service—$2.50
Fine French gloves
made of lambskin so like
kid as to deceive many
folks!
White, of light weight,
fine texture—$2.
Center aisle. rear.
For packing away
Winter clothes.
If you are putting
away Winter's heavy
coats and such, these will
be of true service:-
Wayne cedar 1 bags,
small or big enough ’to
hold large coat—75c to $2
White‘tar bags, small
or big enough to hold large
coat—75c to $2
White tar bags, also' 111
number of sizes—75c to
$1 50 .
”Special tar bags—3 for
Moth balls' and m‘otll
flakes—10c to $30c. '
Fourth. floor. I 5'
Several aorta of
25c atationery—l'lc. .-
811-
a
fig-
" h_'fper.“
1
~ 5
. p ‘e
‘ \"e«“;a. .-
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Nice fabric, cut to fit with comfort and 111th no
surplus material to annoy.
. .. Finished with soft cuil‘s, correct for the coming
season. -—$1. 50
Good socks of medium weight 'with double h'ecl
. and toe to add to wearing power, black and colors
- For man who wants lighter underu car rather
than lighter suit, good shirts and drawers of medium
Weight. cotton mixed“ jth 11'ool-—'yery_.very_com-
tenable—$1.50 and $1. 75. '3‘,"
Nearly a dozen difierent
sorts of box stationery!
Each one worth 25c;
eachone, because we wish
to make a cle’araway—l'lé.
Lawn or linen.- finish,
' some pleasing tints, pure
white.
’Dwenty four sheets of
paper and 24 envelopes 1n
each box—17c.
Splendid Iilk
Meme—41
That rich bronze tint,
so- much in demand for
Spring wear, is included
among the colors!
And a handsome gray,
and pure white, and deep
black!
Fine firm silk with lisle
top and sole and heel—all
adding to durability. $1
Bronze and gray stock-
ings of good cotton, too,—
Good black and white
cotton stockings of medi-
um weight—25c
Durable . stockings for
girls and boys, medium
weight cotton, with dou~
ble heel and sole, deep
black,-—-25c
Left aisle. rear.
. . ‘5 smooth as satin, broad heel, great style; regular $6—
Thrilllng books
about the war.
First on stories by
folks who actually saw
and participated in the
events they tell eke-such -
Men’s H‘Mand 0.
.. ~ capacial hats-e-$2. 50 “if!
are these books of. the war
now. ready for first; tune
att60c. ' ‘
.llen, Women - and- annually
:-:..‘
-
'Wllll Serbia lnlo' Exile-3M lair.
tier Jones; on American yadypn-
tu'rell.‘ with the Army That Can-
not Die." \
' 1111111; (or rmnu—by Jamee'lt.
NgCuineli. ‘- . . -..
in the Russian Ranks—by John
lore who {ought in the trenches
in Poland. :1
Baths oi Glory-by lryin~l.
Cobb.
it at the Earth—b1 Mrs. 111-.
ire Sidxwick—n note! that really
re1enla German)?
Good books‘ to give real.
inforination— ' 1'
instead of usual price of $30 $35 or $40——
Iets to tap, solid leather sole and broad hccl; regular ,
$6—
ing of soft hats.
,Mcn’s special "\
Topcoats-«$25
. _ Light gooddooking warmlye
. r9 comfortable topcoatsl ,
/ Made by the House of Kup~
penheimer—aml expected to sell 7
at $30 $35 or $40.
- But, ,a freak of fortune
. brought them at special price.‘
'And, pick of them all is but $25
- You must know why :-—Mr
Clothes-chief was right on the
spot when Kllppenheimer folks
were sorting 11p their odd ones
and twos to clear ’cm up! 4
Knitted 11 oolens, tweed, done
hie-faced woolens; of fine quality,
every one.
In regular models, in raglan
style, 1n snappy belted fashions.
Kuppenheimor q u a l 1 t y ,
tlnough and through, from fab-
ric to last bit of tailoring—and.
5.2.5 A
Main iioor. rear.
Men’s shoes;
$4. 75 buys $6.
Just a windllp to the wcek—Ready Saturday!
Men ’3 dark tan shoes on new last, eyelets to top,‘
1.
N
F'
q
$475
-Mcn’ s black gunmetal calf, snappy new last; ey c-_
$4.75
Main floor. rear. j
Built for the 11011 land store—by expclts 111 make-1
or r“
.. Right and liked shapes of today.
Right and seasonable colors .«steel maple brown
willow pearl and olive green. . 1 g
1-: 'With the good looks and the style of mast hats.
that'cost far more—but selling at . , $2.50.
.,- :wF'INEST ARE STETSON! If you seek the '
:geally. best hat that your dollars will buy, Stetson.‘
rt- No argument 13 possible. They prove up. ,'.
1- is, 0w..-
"3*..-
\
Right of Main atrez door.
J
:ENlWS 0f Sllli
M W.
5 Worth, Texas.
IPUBLIC SERVICE RESERVE
BNROLL. 4,334 ll STATE
Kain iloor, rear. at
Klrwéh. a Canadian Royal cards in the military census. the report oi the poultry induatry at New Eon
Flylns Corps cadet. was killed at For! “1,1,15,me or available labor land was thoroughly discussed and
Main door, rear.
1 fl HOWLAND" DRY GOODS COMPANY
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AMBULANCE DRIVER KlLLED
PARIS, April 12:43:17! RlChard
to be secured in this manner would be special committee was appointed colu- Evans of Columbus, 0., an ambulance
'too entail to make it 11 profitable or posed of some at the leading poultry driver, was killed last week, whilem
satisfactory undertaking The report
also outlines the ileld work done by
men of New England. Forty oi the
prominent poultrymcn present applied
the service of the French army, . Evan;
received his training at Allentown,
Soft llats-$4 to $6, dailies—$4.50 and ‘55:.
Alain door, rear.
The commfltm'hea'lul by Sena
Fletcher or Florida, 1 me: would
of lllt’ Clvngrelu. announced in a. ti _
aunt issued today that it is preparol’“
to pledge the full cooperation oi
lulluthem interests to the shipbuiidlnk 731
p .111
R" _ Q“ The main building at the Galena-l, —- i ' " h be ... ' I 1' I
:11 Mr Korper'a olllcc. . on till spot for membership in the as I’ll. He was assisting stretc er a?- ”—— :
T. m i l 535,215;153:.1‘521‘22‘1’3‘1'330‘03 Wm" “WM mm "M “mi!" The work of the U. s. public .mlc. change which is to be organised. ers in loading wounded into his cm FREE or cases:
‘ 1 l V Twenty—seven overseas and 34 can. ”PO" in balance Council ircecrve, which includes the enroli- This meeting is to arouse NOW Ell! when a shell exploded nearby, killing Whymfler with indigestion, d‘yrpep- ,
1 YOUR DUTY I l m “m" °,‘ Q‘mfiu'fifm‘ 11‘1“ Satisfactory pro-rm in organisinl most of tiller-rd volunteers. was re land multrrmcn to their poulnllllle; m. instantly. 1119 was buried on the :1an 1:31;": 1:11;: cop-gfilonmw
it Ton. Mt, ! 5 ”332:? gm, “at“,fdf’m “a; the Connecticut work or the icderall rotted omen-sine utialactorlly The and t0 the :ilwlogdurz 13‘3“ ml. with military lwnon- m etc. when :0: 1211 m“. ..
5’ ’ .. . ' ‘, amt. wide latitude lor the several employment service. for which Leo A. 1 tom ”Millie”! '0' “'0 ““0 ll now poultrynlen ' on p '3 ta body of g e A g m
“ ”“31”,” l ‘ ment to curb dialoyal and seditious Km la Connecticut director has M“- . “M consumes in poultry ”M“ ' .TAKINO OVER STEMNWP ”"59 ° " no “m ".
l, , . , , 1 __ tl’iaieted's dru store. This ‘
1‘ / W H! talk. hllll “um I” u, W in NB‘ and will do so by means of III 05ml”) WASHIVGTON April 13 a“; mu“ 8' h Jug ;
/ . . 1'; " A bill so risina national banka to organization disarrsnxslnent or schedule am mar. «- he as remar W" m ._-
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