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w’l-‘dfl’s‘EV-ERA‘L mourns
re (£6in State Director to Keep
7M Bw'y for Some time.
here hemmed much interest taken'
. tfi following announcement mgdol
' hot-nine. but no verification or iii
hots bearing. upon the case;
he learned ”from the board this
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[Thou receipt yesterday of an’ 18 page;
maintaining new onion ,limitodl
Moe soldiers employed as clerks ih
local Croft ,hoarde decided they could
nothope for release from the serflce
nor sever-armhole yet. The instrue
dense-which are 33m from the 0111097
or twgmvdu'eotor of the draft Major
John Buckley in Hartford. are very
minute; They order numerous chans-
_e_e in the manner or keeping records
30!. registrdnta. all of which will mean
a large ammmt of clerical work.
:rThe local lhoards have been ordered'
to notityr‘the Hartford headquarters
.- T'when the records are arranged in com-i
Ipliance with the new orders. After'
. this notice has been received an in-l
. spool!“ will be sent to each board to'.
inspect the records. The names of all}
- .desorlers and delinquents are in be
“kept Separately. This will make. it
easier for the government authoritieSl
to start their previously announced:
. task otpuniehinz deserters and upon»;
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quents. 1:
Kim: of Greece Waiting
to Greet French Envoys
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, .mu the latest photograph of the
lawn. throne after the abdicmi
Lucio! King Constantine andhig older l
broihervm'own Prince George. He is
fshootullere waiting to receive mem- ;
.. borii’of a: French mission with whom:
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Absalom Necessity -
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. business.
Woolen-ante;
accuracy in all
Our Work
See Us and See Better.
871§flantlc St, Stamford
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chairs and rockers.
Odd ‘Windsor- and Colonial Chairs. , é
— Chair and Rocker, were $21.01) for 317375 . i
Windsor Chair, double-hack. was $22.00 for $13.75 ‘
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$1 6.00
Rockers, . .
Colonial Rockers, upholstered seats
harks, were $38.00 sale price $29.00
Adam Chairs, stately-English style.
and reception rooms. 0
with loose cushions.
Blankets at Sale Prices
Three very attractive specials
White Blankets, full size,
the soft. and fluffy kind, were
regularly $5.00 .
- . Sale price $3.95
White Blankets, cotton
' mixed with wool, full .size,
regularly $8.50 Sale price $6.95
Plaid Blankew, full sizes,
wool mixed, pink with White-,-
were regularly $1.50 . Sale price $6.95
Third floor.
“Peter Thompson" Dresses
for girls 6 team. years. ‘
Made of all wool'serge with trimmings of
éellyWVhllC or gold braid. very effectiVe. ..Thrce
'Ill‘lm‘fi, ‘
$8.56, $10.50 and $12. 50
Junior Department. Second floor.
Men's .Neckwear and Hosiery
Large open-end Scarves in 11L\h&010{mgs‘lll’
in s! :ionahle’ effects.
Regular $3.00 sale price $2.59 ‘
' . 2.00 _ $1.69
$1.50 $1.29.
$1.00 $ .85
Lisle andCotton Hosiery, broken assortment
m" ;<i71-.<.rgray. (701d) 1111, black and white,
— 35 cts. a pair.
Chairs of Odd Character -
Modern reproductions of? oltédtylei
.- - . adapted tom .
Windsor Chairs, “comb-hacks,” straight models, armed
Jacobean Chairs, high bar-k. mahoganyframcs, Chrome,
finish, were $26.00 for $19.50- sale mice:
Rockers, (lO'illlli‘ hacks, wore $18.00 for $15.00
were $7.00 and $14.50 now $5.75 and $12.25
“Mayflower” Rocker, was $11.50 for $9.75
gray with white, blue with white, tan with white, .
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$13.50
and came
for halls
QueenAmie'Chairs, mahogany frames, vane. backs and souls
\Vore $25.00 for $21.25
Queen Ann'e‘ Wing Chair upholstered in attractive tapestry.
. “7115 $52.10 for $41.00
Queen Anne Chairs covered with verdnrc tapestry.
.W ere $31.00 , now $26.25
William and Mary, high back chu’ ' arid rocker. large and r0111~
i'urtzililo with covering of verduro tapestry.
Were",$35.00 .now $32.25 each.
Wing Chair 'with loose spring cushion covered in tapestry.
\Vus $55.1Xl ' for $48.75
Dav Beds and Chaises Longues
A very attraciéve line now on display. day
beds with metal or mahogany frames.
: Day Beds? which were $98.00 sale price $83.“)
$73.00 .
..‘.‘ 0 $451)" 1333.m
pigiilW . $2251.) 519-00..
~Onefcliaiselnngues ' .. ‘ ' "
which was $95.1!) now $76.50
Anothm'. 78.00 $67.“)
'7' .' . . . Fourth floor.
Candy
l'uwrappcd Cummcls,
Marshmallow Patties, _
Almond Clusters.
.6".
90 cts. a lb
.. Raisin tlustcrs.
‘ ~ Fudge,
Cream l\\’intcrgrren.
80 ate. 3. lb
Cocoanut B011 Bone. assortcd,.
Rosebuds. peanut butter filling.
Chicken Bones,» chocolate filling.
Yt-lolassl‘s Bliizture,
Bittersweet Peppcnnints. \
English Butterscotch. unwrapped.
60 cos. 3. lb
Main floor.
VVomen's ' , . 1
ll. ‘lerWear Notion Stock
" ‘ ' .,' " . camping-36pm...
Mam-floor Mon were 15 ate. for 8 eh.
'm *um weihlit ‘80 .
‘ , 7 . 7 - pins,
Silk and Wool Union .7 were 25 as. for 15 cts.
‘S'ilits, ,very desirable ~
and verv agreeable to Mending Cotton, 1
‘ ' were 7 cts. for 4 etc.
women who do not
like wool. Hooks and Eyes,
' 4-3 * black and white,
$350 ‘ were 10 «its. for 5 m.
3‘ pairs for $1.00 Merino U n i o n Supporters,
Heavy Cotton, Oxford gray only. regular Suits, 4 111 9- ‘11 1“ m white only,
.39 eta. Special 25 cts. “'elglli. were 15 «'1 s. for 10 on
. ..... Main floor.» - »_ $3.00 ___w‘ Main floor.
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he discussed Greek interests anthe WOMEN WAITERS. ‘less breakage than men. do their work gifted man to be as good it wetter I!
peace conference. Women continue to win their way promptly and are more courteous." an ordinary SM. 3t is Emmi.“ that
—---—-- in New York hotels, Many places that ‘ All or which facts have long been New York he: found this out.
FRATERNAL FEEUNG'STRONG employed women as substitutes duflng known outside or New Ybrk. especial NW Y0“ NW3! mm M 0}
FORTY ygAR 'AGO ‘a waiters‘ strike several months ago 13' in the smaller cities and towns. None. if given time enough.
A iii-izireport paper of January 18111. new hotel just completed. the Com— novation, any city with male waiters is
have been rind to keen them. A big .And in following New York in this in» —-—-———O—-—--— ,
MAR“ NEW 400“”! WLMtK am,” the Fat to, «width like the ‘ long speech our candidate m: «1
Rug Values ’
-' ' 1'? Regular Sale price
muons, ' l ’ F“
9 x 12, $125.00 $110.00
\ 9 x 12. $ 90.00 $ 81.00
Ammsters,’
9 x 12. st: 50.00 $ 46.00
8.2} x 10.6. $ 47.50 $ 42.75
11.“) x 1‘2. $ 75.00 $ 67.50
6 x 9. a 2mm $ 27,00
Aminsters, '
36 inches. $ 10.01) ‘$ 9.00
2711101108, $ 5:00 .. $ 4.50
Tapestries,
11.3 x 12. $ 45.111) $ 40.00
9 x12, :1 34.00 $ 29.50
Fuum h flrmr.
Satin and Straw Hats
One special group. for $5.00 .
("orrect styles for traveling South or i'o' an
early between—season hat. Plain but distinctive
models.
Combinations of satin and black or fanov
straws.
Henna, peacock blue. slate and taupe colored
satin crowns With mSIde linings to match.
_ Conventional shapes, all black or taupe, with
satin edges. .
Ornaments of fancy braids. stool pins or
lmvkles.
$5.00 -
guarui d 1" nor.
Shoes and Sfippers
in the Sale
4g:
tton Boots, put»
out and dull leather.
Black. brown. gray
and patent kid.
Tan Russia, brown
calf and combina-
tions .in hi-uiit ined-
Ols. laced. .
$3.95 to $7.95
Excellent values, but. a broken lot of Sizes.
Felt Slippers:
Children's sizes, 7) 1o 11. - 79 MS. to $1.39
Girls. ~12 to 2. 89 «51s. to $1.49
.Men‘s. 6 to 12. $1.39 to $1.89
Evening Slippers in desirable colorings,
from $2.95 to $4.950
Mam liner. ‘.
Art Department, Ornamental Linens
'- to close out _ l
Scarfs, lace trimmed.
114; yds. long“. $2.7)” $1150
11.; yds. - 992.011 31.25
1 yd. $1.50 $1.00
Mam Dom 'eS.
‘10 x 15 inches. . $1.25 3 .79 i
9 x 12. 351.00 s .69
6 x 12. $ .75 3 .59
1-1 inches round. $1.00 3 .69
.6 inches round. is .30 s .35,
Luncheon Sets. Madeira wui‘ii. 133 pus. were
$750 . now $5.95
Sweet Grass Baskets. to close out
from 85 cts. to 92.50
Good Shepherd Yarns, odd mini-s.
‘ were 65 cts. for :5 ate. bail.
Germantown Yarn. was no .1.
l for 35 ctr. 11 skein.
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R0“ the. “We. um; um ‘1‘lfaqs givinrea or .1 ‘lI-ll-M‘~1ii‘lm. 7‘. »
M it.» an arm? :31 For mm mm in the same ram p n} 1 . '
NW refine M! no 1m sure be» l‘ik‘l.sli distinctions. human .
ter in «two clinch: the ”mm: Nun poncnwnt are cowanhw 21111.;
M “Ni" “W M} m min! in?! shorts Men Were born to ant-mu . l
of We In: in... a: Noam..- M1: 1 «11 rflllyv” Thoreau. .
“ 5W“ WHEN! w: W“ “W“ in 01" ll‘ ‘ . . ’ ._~_..._.:_.._. ‘ , ‘ ‘ 1
out into thin cum: and “romxed- Election Agent— 111:“ wa: .1 .. 1..
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the tanning quoetion. wasn‘t it .
1879. has the following notice, that will model-e; announces that it will em to . , -~ ~ » u «miracle
D 5' merely getting back to first principle-3.1 HARTFORD. Jun. flown! ii. imitate em wwliiiii‘ The F. er~~"0h, aye. ,, “—3511" 1
,be of especial interest to the older only wcfinenjor serving meals and’ban-
members of Our Brothers' Lod e. , » . .
A large'deiegauon of Odd : 11 “ft" - orally speaking, adopted male wait— clee, has creature not Mia. in his W men! wine. "a. “mum...” mpf‘
, m M _ . . e f’“ The waitresses have come to my." ers because they were the thing in the-department. n in am or m wie- -3,fi...,,........~.....
"' 3° 0“ mid"? evemng "1 31918115 885'8 the manager. "And if one is to metropolis. 'The good old American phone operator and he he. withered 11
pics returned soldier, who lean leer. M5
blqmlk from this city. . to Visit judge fl‘omthe expressions 0! 09MB. custom hasafiwm m “-00 Bill ,
' " ' ' the W. The none-in withheld. .W‘W‘g‘i‘gl‘“
. Moor Brothers” lodges in that place. of visiting hotel men, the change will women. The: whim
They will afifipatiw FéllowS‘ hall spread heyondNeonrk. W
-’ W8” Fur": learn more“ mm ’
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and Mt its mien: simian.
The American hotel business, gen-:Sioechoi. coinmiseione» oi‘ mm. whi- W” “m h '0‘ liver llIVlilxlbl‘ll' “ “mph 0. “m, m rat:
.‘1 time a eight more good."—
iand Home (British).
At; ghtktfi Q26? SHOW OOU Stuart Fitzpatrick of Knickerl-m
“3‘ ‘3“ intuition. “f9 avenue, Springtime, is won-tongue
Normal! Tire Company's plant: in \«
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