.iwmoswc. two mass
:‘ woman's .
Manama silk use
WendWhitoSflk $1.55
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85 Washington Street
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LEATHER GOODS
was man sacs, rocxnr
icons, am. rows sun
wanna-rs ar spasm.
' 'Lv cannon!) PRICES.
coun- IN now.
3 Fred H. Ponty
Kodak Shop '
South Norwalk, Conn.
The Norwalk Agency has sold to 1..
r. Arnold. of the Norwaik Tire and
Rubber company. the William Keeler
residence in France street.
..._———-—-
Mr; and Mrs. Mater Cargill anal»
~son,'.Stedman, of Brigcpori, formerly
of this city. were called to Munch
‘Ciiy Newsl
Chunk. Pan last week by the death
of hits. Carglll’s father.
dirt C. Callahan. agent for the;
Faltfield County Farm Bureau. is, to,
have an omce at the Hastings store
in Wallst'reet, where he will be pleas-l
ed lb} receive any one wishing informal
tion‘ on garden work, etc. ,
C
Major C. Milton Fessenden. oi Stam-I
for; :who has been on duty at Washing-
ton,,.D C., torsome time, has been or~‘
act-lid into service elsewhere and is
about to leaVe the national capital. He
II oh the Judge Advocate's staff. i
Word has been received in town.
from Howard Nadia, corporal in Com-
pany E. 3d Ammunition train. A. E. F.,
immune. telling of his good health.
' and'also his best wishes to his friends:
initowu‘. Nadln was formerly employ-l
‘od'at the R. 8; W. hat factory on Cross 1
street. l
\ 2
ha increase in the passenger and,
ireight rates on the New Haven raii‘.
mild is expected within a short time
:asi‘the Interstate Commerce Commis-
‘ i 1-. l
rio'n has granted New Englandfc.ax.u.i
~' H ’ raise asscnger charges ro
“em to p and three-
1wo and one-half to two
quarter cents per mile.
, l'
‘- iharies '1‘. Pickering, who was
‘among the last contingent sent to
‘l‘ainp Upton writes that he is enjoi-
‘ " is new life immcn
iiiig'ishplease with his new job on the
hitch counter. Pick. as he fi better
kriown. was formerly employed as
wditer and ((iOk at John A. Mom-
gomery‘s lunch wagon. in Wail street.
7 To Promote rift-—
YOUR'DU'I‘Y
To Be Thrifty
“Save and Buy for
11“” “68017” l
mu SAVINGS
i STAMPS
> For sans Ar ,
I The Central ‘ ‘
Trust Company
.
n .1 I!
' tasteful embroidery-
sely and that .
. (taken: to $1.10. «I
8" _ 1 ’. l'
amuse 3 1 i , . [for
3/
M
flowmno's
‘ m sum: rostrum mamcymt
4—“
!A
-' HoWLAuo's ”
HOWLAND’S
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t y A» ‘3‘“ .4.
. Pretty and good
' and special value
underwear ‘
‘ w._ 1 ...
“£4
. . k,“
8. Soft and grateful fabrics combined with attrac-
tive trimmings in muslin underwear—and sold at
Erica of extra attractiveness. ‘ 3
I' (There is a splendid collection. There are many
' erent patterns. There is trimming of lace and of
broidcry; dozens of patterns of each.
[a Have you had the idea that you must pay large
' amount to get good and serviceable and pretty un-
iierweari “in:
Here is abundant proof that you need not§- '
. LCorset covers, trim-fitting styles, lace or embroi-
dery, trimming~. 1 290
E Pctticoatsofgoodmuslin, flounce finished wét‘l;
? Slipover nightgowns, good muslin, round neck
'th' edging or narrow embroidery, «simple and dainty
d'cool,-n - . .gzr's
.8“ Pretty slipover gowns in either round or Square
or N—ncck styles, decoration of lace or of embroi-
"P in"...
V'ldOI‘Yr— . ,. . .. mt. $1
#5 White sateen skirts with deep ruffle- ' $1.50
W Good muslin drawers, edge of narrow and pretty
embroidery— ' 290
Tucked drawers of nice muslin edged with pretty
ruffle of embroidery— . . ‘ 50c
Special-size drawers cut on. special lines to give
comfort to women of full figure, embroidery trimmed,
‘ 75c
‘ Combinations of drawers and corset-cover, taste-
fully finished with trimming of lace and embroidery,
isome trimmed alike in back and front— 3.». 3, . $1
‘ “me: 515. . .
(—df .‘ e
Second floor.
“ Get screens
‘3. —at,work now. ‘
[I Moths are flying already. ‘S'Flics will be a pest
soon! (1,. ~
F." Screens and scrcenudoorswjill keep themout and
dielp to keep home! cool and airy and comfortable.
i Five different styles of segreefi. d00rs in 'sizcs
gauging from 21/2 by 61/2 feet to 3"feet by 71/2.
Three of these stylesare filled in with black wire
{and two with attractive pearl wire“.
"“33 if}? 2‘."
‘ t", hecording to size—$2.10 to $4.50; and price in-
[cludes hinges springs and knob. 3 1w
’” Good strong wooden-frame window-screens, .7
{sizes—35c to 90c, ‘ .. as .5. :4 , W
.E" Steel-frame screens for windows according to
f Netting for refildiing doors ind accesses, 30, 82
36inch” .wideifhlc‘cli .15c $139076? Pearl: ”20!: Per
. 25c yd—-
‘ heavy, special value at 25c;
590“
Fine lot of wash
goods and domestics.
at. special prices.
Here are the savings.
Note that every article offered is of staple quality
and everyday service. _
Such savings are worth making—for there is
. little likelihood of‘prices going any way except up '
for some time to come!
'Amcrican shirting prints, good patterns, regular
19c yd— 15c
Percalcs, yard wide, attractive patterns, regular
‘ 200
Figured 27-inch voiles, tasteful designs, regular
19c yd— . 15c
Ladies cloth for underwear, soft and fine, yard
wide, regular 29c yd-— . 25c
Good largo absorbent bleached Turkish towels,
23c
Unbleached yard—wide muslin, good weight, reg-
ular 20c yd— . 3 150
Heavy y‘ardwidc bleached muslin, regular 30c yd
_. . 25c
Mcrccrised damask, 70-inch, nice weight, regu-
lar 750 yd— 69c
'Exccllcnt mercerised damask, 70-inch, good pat-
terns and weight, regular $1 yd—
Pillowcases, 45 by 381/2 inches, made from Pep-
percll tubing, regular 350-—
Good firm bleached sheets, durable muslin :—
®;_ 81 by 90, regular $1.35— ' ., $1.15
81 by 99, regular $1.50— M $1.25
" Bedspreads for single beds, hemmed crochet, es-
pecially good for summer cottages, regular $1.50—
or _ . _ $1.19
“'_ Large bedspreads for double beds, hemmed cro-
chet, nice weight. good patterns, regular $2.50—
.! . $2.25
Mala tloor. rear. "’
Light cool and
little-cost underwear.
Knitted underwear of special weight and weave;
insures comfort through all the warm weather {and
will give good length of service. . as"
__ For women:-- 33 ’2' 7 l
E ,White vests, soft cotton,— 25c
*1 Light soft fine cotton pants, plain o Ltrim-
med,- ’ — .1. 50¢
Union suits, light and nice, 11510, “3 piece style”
‘-— ‘ 1 » . 850 .$1
For girls:—— ‘
' ..‘ d{Excellent cotton vests, light and good fitting,—
Union suits, well proportioned and of good light
cvon texture—3 - 75c.
Left aisle. rear. 8
. Special Waists
crepe dc chine-$3.85
I Beauties in style and fabric!
New and charming; ideal for service through all
the warm months; extra valuc'at $3.85
Style l—Ilas unique vest front buttoning over
and fastening with one large pearl button; embroi-
dered square collar
V Style 2—Marked by a new long-cut collar tucked
and hematitched and falling across front in deep ruf-
fled effect .
Style 3—Striking modellwith square neck above
nified by uncommon decoration of black ribbon run
through slashes in collar. ' l - "
*' . Each modeljintwhitean'd flesh out, crepe- de
vest effect, fancy embroidered square collar, and dig- .
. a Entrances on MainStrcet, Fairiield Avenue, Cannon Street ~
A word to
' women about
men’s clothes.
_ Women have a good deal to say about the clothes
the men wear—more than the men are willing to ad-
rmt somctuncs.
Women are good judges of quality and style;
they know values; they are of real help to men in
choosing.
' That man who gets the benefit of his wife’s
judgment, is sure to get full value for every dollar he
puts into clothes. .
She will not judge value by price alone!
Ono place to be sure of that value is here. We
are selling clothes that save wool and labor and
money.
‘ A suit costs but $15 $18 or $20.
' Suits with those military touches that young
men like, that give distinction and snap and alert-
ness. 3
Suits in dignified styles for men of settled ideas.
But all of good sturdy long-wearing fabrics.
Live plaids and checks, quiet nurtures, good
greys and blues.
Cheerful styles and colors—plenty of them! - .
'And in cheviots ‘or cassimcrcs or worstcds. .
But value mai'ks them every one; value out of "
proportion to their prices of
f Main floor, rear.
Keep cool
Mister Man!
Hero is the underwear to help do it! ~ ,
Lightweight Balbriggan shirts and druwcrs~
50c and 75c ’ ' ” "
Light cotton union suits—$1.50 ~
Nainsook union suits, very light and cache-$1 _
They’ll reduce the temperature several degrees!
Right of Main street door.
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Summer rugs;
‘ fine moneys-worth. ' ;
Rug rug is practically indestructible.
-’Tis woven from clean bright tough cotton rem-
nants—and wears and wears. ‘
It is easy to keep clean. The big sizes can be
scrubbed with soap and water and brush!
To che‘eriness and durability add great value for
price.
- ~ Now rcady;—-pl_ain3effcctsand chintz mixtures.
3 6 by 9 ft——$6 8 by 10 ft—$9
9 by 12 ft—$13. -
; ‘
there is need of good wearing power, tough and .
staunch andyet pretty, woven without a scam, in I
Oriental colors and in small allover patterns or floral
.;~
.chine‘i’oii‘ an nali “and'luster —8pec3ial price " 3,
spe flash? 5 i 3 . 3 $385 "effects, 731337959913“: 3
_ , 3 <3 1135.
$15 $18 and $20, . , }
Tapestry Brussells for use in small rooms where ‘1
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