THURSDAY, r33
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THIS IS THE
SEASON FOR EVENING
CLOTHES.
H—sre you will find Dress
Shirts. Dress Ties, Dress Vests,
Studs, Links, White or Black
Mufflers, and all other accessor-
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JOSEPH DAVIS
; 35 Washington Street,
4: 3 South Norwalk.
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hold sown] mw-ting at their rooms!
. tonight. All members are urged to he]
’ pie soul. '
—.sm few good seats for "Blind!
Youth" Regent tomorrow. l
EU- who must see and feel a Iliina‘l
hwl‘orf- accepting it. as real. becomes
but a mad scrambler in the curd. Al
nvw hardwood floor for $15.00. liuyl
2 nit v new .naplw, oak, birch floor l‘ori
Si“) '11.), for :in- i'loorin: and nails. (11" l
l'liu‘iio 1151i
mzzr low pi‘iws lmiav.
, ‘5‘ .Ll-n c: Kvyuvr. lili'ltlv‘nl.
'i'u- :lanmsi- suit ei' (_' 4‘. l’. 'uun r.‘
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pro—“inn“ ,\il. 11::va n \' illll‘ LIN-“.3"
"'itlxit'flufil‘. Ill il'd'lflj'qt71. :n‘o' 't',‘l
'21“iliY-:: ill llil‘ linen-51;: .3‘ fly. (rut.
In": W" ion c-mnpany.
'l’Tzs- «i'ojm‘t at Iln nod “wok “libi-
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. "I1. (awning will ho “Tho viinrrh in‘
' ‘ .n'ai l‘nizvd States and in Kit-Into.“
-=1. ~wrz< of what. 1h" Lirinnvn‘iry
!- Ult'lr": = mm in :11-- country illriflit‘l‘4
" I‘m.- unnlry and in Mexico. Flu-:m
~- all lr. torn) (-olos zmd :1 Nadine in
'l‘lzw ,‘duiinlninwei's of the South." Ni‘
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Two l.l‘*ll in the uniform of spill-Arr}
“welt‘omv
’20- l-va'ri selling li<ixne"§
i'v-l.‘ abut” the oily (lll:'ll“:‘ the last,
They state tho: they luv-W:
‘ in lni-luepm-t and him: mah‘u. p
"nil omployment :iro- .wllinu the:
or to raise. fund.» to enable l‘r'nii
i l“ l Arr‘lmse outfits oi' rivilinn Cloth-i
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_n,'_’. Nothing: is known of the men,
more N yer-d their own Stan-menls. A'
w dam age a soldier and a sailor
pm from house to housr- In This city -
"fluring a. smal iml-llcation for sale.
ar :a-t known tlsvir- Marius w'cre Hui,
Vestizated. :
been liberall,v patronized, upon in ‘
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Tlivfi' “Mir uraiil In llil‘i“
~pr03ltl0n tho: the;
llaimed 10 b".
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l FORD HOOD COVERS :'
Anti-Freezing
~ Ham’s -
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p v lles
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. . 1n smiling beauty. ‘
‘f' w " ‘ “ ' ' ‘ \Vith their so-satisfy—
ing weave and their so-
great adaptability, how
we welcome the new
pretty voiles.
How fearlessly they
journey through the
laundry—and suffer no
harm.
How gracefully they
adapt. themselves to the
changing style s——and
gain always in beauty. ‘
new patterns are strewn
with tiny flowers, or
dotted with large dots,
or gir’en contrast by
rings, or marked off into
attractive plaids. Fav-
ored colors in plenty.
one yard wide 39v.
. » - '» - - ~ Handsome. dark Voiles
m‘Uul'Ctl with vile-live taslel‘nl allover designs, rich
in ol’l’ecl‘, ll) inches wide— 39c
.-\ lf‘iNl‘l I’OXGICIC is also new arrival. \Voven
:l’ silk and cotton. it has splendid luster and a fine
lt‘lilll ol’ I-ulor. Tan and blue and old rose and natural
\W-ry lino «pi:ilil'}'»-- 97w.
.\l:nin lluoi'. l‘n>:ll'.
limit-s.
What pretty dresses
for little folks!
Lots and lots of new and sweet dresses have been
inzrryriiig‘ in for little girls.
Some of delighting colors, some of white, some
:zi' them w'ithfismocking and fancy stitching in colors.
And for little girls of less than H, even for tini-,
~t' tots less than a year old.
Pretty ginghzuns in slripes and plaids and plain
lows—7.93.30 31} lo $5. 'l‘hvse in sixes (i to l4 and es-
V-ially good for school.
~White \‘oili' and organdy and nainsook and dim—
‘iiy. will! hand >illltlt'lilllg' and l'nnry slilrhing- special
yaluv Ill 9'21 and $13.50
l’rt-(‘iy white (ll't‘h‘l's in llt“\\' law- and viiiln'oide-i‘y
ll'iltilllNl Vittoria ii'lfill $2 in $27.3”
llmigill'15s1‘s l'or bullies ol' (3 Months to 2 years.
hishop :l'iy l<-. with (-inlu'oid<-i'ml yoke.
rinnmd Spm-inl valan-
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Sl'lll“
850.
The old writers
are worth while.
\imlvi'n Sl'll‘lt'.‘3 are thrilling. 'l‘hey grip the r<~ml
«r lirnily. We all enjoy tin-in.
Rut lrt u< not: Forget the old writers. Many and
many" a book written loin: years ago, is well worth
.ulinu‘ today.
They are being: ri‘ad tun: don”; lt-l
’z’;< nil-2.»: lll(‘lli as they grow up. ’
llow many ol’it’oday‘s books do \‘on "are to read
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«mud time! Yet more than one of the old books;
‘wu read three or» four times!
llirkrns (,‘ooper ‘
Smut 'l‘ne lVdndering"Jew;
llamas Stevenson
'l‘hackeray' l‘he Last Days of Pom )eii
l'llliot Joan of Are—Michele;
What. splendid list we call to mind; and how on-
joyable is each! 7
Many of them here, ready instantly. Some in
dark red cloth binding at 90 cents; some of special
small size printed on India paper and bound in
jrather—ml;1.530. I
Main floor, rear.
Entrances on Main Stre
Light: and Springlike'
- J HOWLAND'S
1 Shoe prices”
fall far!
Some women’s fine black calfskin , shoes with
tops of soft; gray suede fall all the wav from $8.50
down to $5.80 '
Some other women's shoes, brown and grav and
black, fall from $7 down to $5.80. .
“And men’s shoes of a good English last: fall
sharply, down hill from $4.50 to $2.85.
Quite a tumble, isn’t. it ‘? Yet not one pair of
shoes suffers in anything except price by that tumble.
love.
And folks who pick them will be in good luck.
Here they are in brief detail-— ‘
FOR VVOMEN‘:—- “
. brown kid, laced, brown cloth top
only kid. laced. low or French heel
Brown laid. laced, French or low heel
Brown calfskin, tan, cloth top
'I‘an calfskin. laced
Black calfskin, gray suede $5 80
top. laced i ,-
All were $7 exrept last sort, that $8.50—
l"(‘)ll MERE——
Just for men with finial-sized feel; no others
need apply!
(luninvtal calfskin. lace-d. English last, sizes
3V3 to .1] only, were $4.5” $2 85
or Mtlllli~ '
lt‘tlll BOYS:—
A few pairs of excellent" gunnwtol blm-hei's.
3 siZCS 3 lo 6. $1 85
1 regular $22 sorl—— '
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jerseys-«$1.90
'l‘hosi- light warm wool jerseys that; are so dandy
to slip on-w‘hen you start out for a good long ride;
Just as good for skating or any other
outdoor sport.
l Good sol". grade of wool, excellent shades of gray,
'with roll collar and longr sleeves.
l-‘onrth flour.
To get a boy’s
suit, be quick!
nu ll her
Don‘t want to disappoint any who is
l'nllllllilgl on an extra nice. suit for ln-r boy at a saving.
llut thore is need to hurry.
For example. ol’ those handsmno suits of M350,
only nlmnl l\\'o St'tll‘t‘, lt'l'l‘.
Not one in size 9 or 14. only l in size '17) or 18, and
the other sizes living: snapped up!
‘l’ine suits they are. attractive mixtures. Norfolk;
styles. nim-ly tailored. and worlhall the way l'rom $15
in $l7.3ll.
Pit-lg. but do i1 quit-k. at $13.50
Front l):;.~'tll1\'-Hi.
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? Just notions;
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but; how needfull
Slipover veils; really a self—adjusting hair nel t-l'
:special wm'tlnness.
f with fine comfort. Black brown taupe purple or navy,
Tintex, good thing for tinting discolored blouses
and fine underwear—100 . a .
Shell hairpins in either straight or ernnped style,
——1()e box ‘ ' _, . . _
Fitrite hair nets, with much life and elasticity,
all shades of brown and black at 15c, 2 for 20c; Whlte
and gray at 2:30. 2 .
Collar bands for men’s shirts, save nun-h fussy
work—100.
Main floor. rear.
et, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
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' OWLAN D‘S
- Home dresSes
beauties---$2.85.
Not “house” dresses.» as
usually known. But dainty
pretty little dresses into
which one slips with conr‘
fort. when household duties
are done and the time i‘llllli‘j
for sewing or a restful hour.
lli is quite time
since we’ve had gingham
dresses of good quality at".
some
$2.35. Home o".‘ih<),~;(‘ are
l ginghanis. Aid aziwh pwityr
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\ginglmms.
(ililil‘l'h‘ .‘ll‘l‘ Ml. ('llilliillrny:
>~ianneh and attrm-tivo illlal
very durable.
Half a dozen dill‘ugrunl'
lasit‘fnl \l_\'l<'~.~:-—nnd l';‘_i'
llai'Q’t-r number of :llll‘Ilt'lth‘ colon: and «oh-r wonz‘oi—
l natntnns.
Little stripes of red white or tun allot-lull in: with
'white, finished with collar and ruil'w ol.‘ white pirpio.
(lray and navy and lavender and nudiuni blue
in graceful stripes with Collar and rolls of solid mlor
Green and navy’and pink w ill! :iii’ipfl'l
collar and cuffs.
Soine styles with piping; of white.
pretty trimming of buttons.
And all made with good (-mol'ortallv l'ull r~i~llii<
Silhll'i
?‘-1llll\’ \"iill
Sim-s from 36 it”) 46, a
\Vinter
\Vorih nun-h more—but to be rid of 'em—— $1.90
For motor or general wear, film
l 150, 2 for 250; with effective chenille dots—J90 and 25c,
sand t-iilwr Flltll'i or 3—4 sleeves;
$2.85
line gathering". of (Ni 1‘. '~.'-:lne.---—
SOPnHt-l ”Our.
Special bag-ions and
ribbons for them.
Pretty, and light. and st rung: and new in p;it»:~l':i
-_ hag-tops of extra value.
Two patterns in oxidized silver finish. rwgulal‘
67w and 75c 49c
l’ailerns made of nickel >ll\'i‘l‘ with gmul plating
of pure silver. regular $1.75 and $2— $1.50
Ila}: lengths of handsome taiwstry rihluan. 7 and
.‘l int-hes wn'lc, glowingr and heautil'ul. regular 54;). and
$2.27) a yardwr-nough for a lung at $1.15
3!.lil’l llnul'. l‘l’htll.
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Brassieres of _
Special beauty-«$1 ..
Fine lirm fabric, but. with a touch of the beauty
that is so dosirable i'n ariivles ol‘ iniimat'o wear.
-——or with tilet; lilife finish at bottom
Pink hrm.’ade in V-neck model will) proit‘)‘ lilt'O
. at both top and bottom
Square-neck model with top made of firm hand-
some embroidery '
‘ V—lnodel with trimming of embroidery. alike in
{back and front
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‘. All oi extra into-rest at . $1
I‘ 5:"(‘ullil flUUI'. '
Who’d like 330
hucktowels at~~25c?
Wher-ver would, may hav’e lllQlll—-—-llllt only if.
prompt. , -
J‘rood weight and nice even weave.
Supposed to be of second quality—abut often
hurts are hardly to be found.
’CExeellent size. well worth 33c— 25c
Main floor, rear.
THE HOW LAND DRY GOODS COMPANY
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\Vhite or cream with wide lace'trinnning at {up
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SKATES SHARPENED
REPAIRING
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SUFFRAGENEWS
. ' in fa‘vor ot the passage or-the amend- and
The Prison Special, the train which ment. by the Senate 0" whether‘it'was bers of, the National Executive Com~l form 11!
is to take a party of Sufiraslsts from to be a. ratification tour. to bring the .mittee of-the National \Voman’s Par-l'Vlda Mil
one end to the other of the United amendment ”51'0“ the state legisla-
Btabss, is to start next Sunday from “"95- -
ty,.
9‘ ‘9’ WW“
women. allot "them eat-7
l and know Whether their tour was to be Lucy Burns, * Mrs. Abby Scott Baker}. inal founders.
Mrs. Lawrence L. Lewis, all mom-l
andrm- Mr “ewe-cease“ is 3!? ‘
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e rest of the party are: Missg.
holland, slsbar of the late Inez;
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ioriginally belonged to this'state.
ogswrhflmieefi‘ WWW
:Rogcrs. -Jr., of New York, who is of 'be visited willbe Columbia, the cap‘ita’li;
Among the well-known women who-$9995511 ““8“?“ ‘0 CODDQCHC‘“ 39 She of South Carolina. Meetings are 1:13;
. held in each city on their route. 33,.
V .» _ All the “,3?!“me of .ihe party Vwm, [ore starting there wlll be a final m , .
Mn. Le'gls is the National Fz-llhlholland Boissevain, who kept the wfar thevpuson gate pin—an emblem 0’"th m WW The .
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