‘iONDAY, FEB-24, 1919.. ' 4
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ea." _ wk.
. 100 062211 Handkerchiefs
1.1010111! SECONDS 0R SLIGHT mpnnrso'nons.
You can hardly tell mast of them from regular goods;
:.\11’1" the price, which is less than half.
"' ' ALL LINEN
’ ALL I‘IMNMSTITCHED HEMSTITGHED
HE Assorted Initials
$1.25 Half Dozen $1.50 Half Dozen
‘ $2.35 Per Dozen $2.75 Per Dozen
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1 UNION LINEN
HEMSTITGHED
Assorted Initials
' 75c Half Dozen
.2 i $1.45 Per Dozen
i: '. 3N COTTON
HEMS‘I‘ITCHED
HEMSTITCHED
Assorted Initials
1350 Half Dozen
$1.25 Per Dozen
5. p, 1" , . .85
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45c” Half Dozen
750 Per Dozen
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1 Vt'estport announced yest'eiday the en-
Mr. and Mrs Irving 13. Stone, at
eagement of 1hei1 daughter Gladys to
\\' Irving Tolles. of Normalk.
' Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stewmat: of Stam-
‘ for1'1.wer1~ the guests of Mr. and \Irs.
Harv}, Sheldcn.1-f Butler street. over
1 the weekend. p .
I Mr. and Mrs. Charles I). liar-y int
i Franklin avenue 111111 be in out.- rtam-
i ingi Charles Lockwood of Providence,
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i \1°n11o1h'l‘aylor, son of Juduo and
lMl'ti. Joseph 1LT1'1yzlm spent. 5111mm;
pith her parents on 13.111111 id at enuc
i John 1'. 1111111011 has ioturacd from
'11 visit with his parents in New Ilrlt-
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‘ \lra (‘linton Smith and daughter
have 111- -t~n makingr :1 visit in Bridge-
! port.
fit-111} Gibbs. 01 Boston. spent the.
it \'Oek- 111111 with his wile and .mtilv of!
21-3111is av.enue
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PRESIDENT IS
BOSTON GUEST
FOR THE DAY
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stunning new allotted several dayb‘
511,211, holdings all along tin.- 1'oute of
3 the parade ‘-\'(‘l‘(' ablaze with flags and '
‘buntinu.
The :11'1- :11. Steamm (:10'1;;e \‘. 1 shing-
ton, on which the l’lt'ildt‘lll and his
IltlltV made the \otago trout Brest
dropped anchor ot‘t‘ Quarantine shortly -
after 111i1lnig!1t last night. The most
exciting moment of the trip came on
Sunday attumoon when it was sud-
:1lenly discovered that tho stunner, run-
gnint.r through a. (le nso tog, \\':1< headed
: ‘diret-tly for 'l‘hatchor‘s Island. off C11130‘
3 \nn It 11115 the; fistrorm' Harding.
trunning‘ ahead as a guardswu which
ldiscorert'tl 'he dancer and mn'w a:
l‘fiwtrning signal. Engines were revere-l
ted and the ship stopped a. thou-\'aml'
iy‘ards from shore, in deep Water
i No.11 Halli—Eh!
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i A short distance (ill from Boston;
lHarbor. the Genre: “'ashinglon was:
111 '111. an escmt or eight submarine:
:(Hlnsers sent {tom the 111111' \'1'11d h‘mv t
The. ship ptoceeded to Quarantine and
Ethe presidential partv remaimd on
aboard over night. It had 1111-11011le
”Mon :11' :tngNl that thm' should ho'
;btought up to t‘otnmonwze tlth l‘im' thi..
:at‘ternoon on the coast gttatd (lllltl
tOssipee. and hat the (.1 011:0 \\' ashinu .
’ton should then lean. 1‘01'New Soil;
to land the two thousand 11‘0th who
'teturntd with the President 1
t The slot 111 which had hung oVer lllt'i
34:01:51 for two days passed off to 51-11.
’ltst night. and the day opem 11 char t
y The meeting: at Mechanic“ s hall 11' .13
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- l- 11:11 11 l"1111~~.~1rt l'ltttmllt'l' 111’ and Personal
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:1. \'.» _\. 11 \11111 t'vitit'». . .' \TEi'WS
.‘u'Ihttt' .lnllllw'll and family, 111‘ l-‘1-I'- ‘ J,
11'.t.71l11_ >11 11: to.- \\'-'- -1-1-11d nith “i
'.'i\1-~' it. 12mm liz'lilt- _ i__._m.~_.~__ -..__.._._--.._
' €th llI|H° 'llltltl llll'l‘llllll'l? ot’ Mrr.
ii,\ liti::;,,:',,i:,‘:”mm" 1.1.111. suapatse PARTY on MRS SHEL
DON.
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<11 lur 2:31) o 'clmk in H" «non i
\II the baggage 01' the presidential
l p.111) of t"otty- live persons “as hrouzhti
ashore and put on a special train 2
.\ 1'1'1')‘ ptmsaut surpris'n party 11.1» 11' hith was made reach to 511111 for'
"ate “I 1:21 Main ”UN" ““5 been sold_ 11- nderod Mrs. Harry Sheldon at it” \\ .1shinr'ton with the P11 “dent and his!
'i"i:{.ll7lit.~' l. li::'.:;;nn1l.'1'.lm 1(r1 nth 3 mm“, 7 Butltr “HIM, on Saturday t'\'t"
M“ “‘ ‘1 '1'“ ‘\"""‘ ‘ m ""l‘" 1"“.11111" A large- numheroot 311s. 8111-1
"‘1‘ h ""J""“ " "“ ’1“ 111-11111: I t’lon s intends w-mr present. including
'3 i‘“ :11: \"11~111 trout Stamford “111112.11 \\ est
1 llt't't 111‘ 111'1-ntx' ~1-\'11u hm». army purl. Bridgeport 11nd Hedford N. Y.
1h- >lt'lltfit‘tl don 11 to Hi" chassis. \'ictrola selections and dancing helped
- our 1:1:111'11114 the. hi;- bux 3" ettiuh pass 11 very delightful evening. l'l't‘tl
«11' that was so familiar a. sight in Denver favored with a number 01 11111-
'.'t"tlll>'ll(.‘(’ days. went, through Wall Cornet solos .and Miss Genonove
wt at M30 this morning. “'hether Lloyd, 01‘ Brldgeport. sang several
1 11-..11- a portion 1.1 51mm unfiw h. solos to the delight, and. pleasure of
”M.“ or whether Uncle Sam 13 Still those present. Mrs. wilham Lucas
.11”; "my. “1".“ could not he learn- favored “1111‘ a number 01 111111111 51.11““
‘ tions Drill-ions refreshments wen
served and the guests departed at :1
SEE DRURV LANE MELODRAMA late hour. all voting Mrs. Sheldon :1
511011111: Litr." 11-211111,_totl:t}‘ and charming lltmtt-Ss.
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PREPARE FOR THE
SPRING HUNTING
i-Iunt with a KODAK and get;
Miss Etht-l Johnson of llarttold 111 15
been visiting Mr. and Mts. Robert ()1
51-11 01' 224 llttl‘ritt atelluo. Miss .-luhn
son’s. SiSlt'l', Miss Eva Johnson, was
married recently to 11 Hartford buSi-'
your Supplies from ‘1 mm my,
Mr. and Mrs H. l'
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..-‘ .lllSOll- P0“ ell (01.901 alienl ‘-‘ll't‘t'l Spent ' tho
zlucsts of James l"~ Fielder. ox-gov-
south Norwalk armor of the state 01‘ New Jersey, at
.-. H- ._ «ms; his home in that state.
' .lohn l". Stadtlor ot‘ Elmwood 1111--
l’rict' of Elm
nip of so: elal Weeks thlougll’" the
South wishing Florida and mam other
places of interest.
.! ( ‘olonel A. K Lynan, of Camp 13p-i
ton, was a, guest or at Sunday of Ma—i
jor and Mrs R E Per,due of South
Main. street.
1 dis. Edward 1’. V1 eed ol‘ Birming—
1 ham Alabama for'melly of Norwalk,
is xtu- titling st 111.11 rocks in Mobile
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.3 Alt\ P1 1':uris Costello of the A. J.
i: t‘ollins (‘11,.11111 \liss' Anna Keating.
1 ‘ oi .\‘. l'Z Ry: 111's are spending a. W901i
5’. RUNKS CONTAH It" .1 111.1111111-111».
.12‘ M11 and f-lts. Samuel Koch-1' and
£71 VALUABLES. .'.on how llt't'll sot-1111111: a tow wot-11:1
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m' \li. 11ml
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i; give certain bulky articles
of unusual value protec—
tion in our
STORAGE VAULTS.
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An Advance Showing Of i
"$001381 Oxtords
50f the Very latest designs and
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The cost is small—de-
pending upon the amount-
of space a package or
trunk occupies, and the
number of weeks left with
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:31; 113. 3 leathers.
1?: Come in and inspect our 1 ~
ii St rage Vaults—also our For young women and women
1.4 Safe Deposit Boxes. {who stay young-
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itElWood 81 Glover
Scum NORWALK '
SAVlNGS BANK
SOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
\S’t‘t'l'I't‘lHl as th'ti
ifor (‘ommouuealth Pier
assotiates at 1:31) p m.
'~l‘lu Casino. :1 t"-'011utt roast gumd'
ruttor now In natal service, was the
leader at the welcoming flotilla Sh".
'lisplacod the flagr of Rear Admir. 'dl
,Spcnur S \\ ood. head 01‘ this hand-
titanic-,1 who was aboard, and she car-i
rind also the official greeting party in-
cludin: May 31 Peters and Majorvceir:
era] (“1111101119 R. Edwards: Six other
steamers. w'ote cr0wEled with Boston-,7
tan-1.1.911 by 11. submaline (hasn't and,
.uith eight other submarine chase”!
'tlankiug tl1-~,u1 the fleet. proceeded
down the harbor with bands plating:
patriotic airs and colors flying !
_E\'1'\ ship at the docks and :-1t
anchor in thr- harb |' displayed all tln_ '
flags in its lockers, and army pat-55ml
’gm on the welcoming ships wan d th1 ;
Stars and Stripes. 1
The troops who came from Flam-vi
'with the thesidential path on the,
itiess man and will 111ak-1- her home 111 111111511011 ““19- not. f0! 2011011 in 1111-5
tgeneral celebration Delegations from.
lthc Red Cross. Y M. t‘ A. K111141151
of Coluntblh and Jewish “ '1'nlfnt'l
)Bm'ud “(>1 1' on board 01110 of the ('it\
thoats prepated to assist in extendinu;
la hear'tt w elcomo to the soldiers. i
Aboard the cutter Mayor Peters-
uelcomed the nation' 5 esecutite on hi.<'
1 11111.- 1'eturned home yesterday from a return to home shores and Boston.
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The trip up the hatbor “as 111111 kod‘
Ihv the continuous sounding of whistlos'
by craft in the harbor and as the Ossi '
pee. came abreast of the sereral texts.
the D1 es1dent1al salute of twents one
guns was firt. d i Convuyin: seaplane:
suept overhead, flying in circles tot
'keep abreast; of the Ossipee.
1 James H. Wilson. 5011 of Set-'p'gietan‘
of Labor “'illiam B.Wll.~'on.an1l a pri-
rate in the Medical Corps was the on
'13; man among the 1'6~tu1ninz troops
who was premitted to leave the, ship:
here. the. others remainim: aboard for
[the trip to New Yo1k'. I’r’u ate Wilson
‘had been ordered to proceed at once toi
Vt .1sh1ngton because of the hCllnlts ill
ness of his mother 1
After the Presidcnt. and \its. \\ ilsou'
land the me 'rbers of the presidential:
, William 1mg... 0f ”1.1., with had been ttansfei red to the Ossi-
no the President‘ 5 flag as Comm U'ltltl
in- Chief of the. Navy displaced that (11 .
Rea1 Admiral Vl'ood in the main trunk:
of the Ossipee and the. CW started
Ahom'd the'
cutter. 1
lletulninz to American soil from hi '3
history making mission abroad, the
:Pl'Gsident. accompanied b1 \Iis'. ‘Wil-
son was transferred in the lov. er 11111-3
hm £10m the steamship George “'ash-r
ington and, escoted bv aircraft, sub-
marine. r-hasors torpedo boat. destroy” '
(rs and a flotilla of Committee boats.
naval cutter Ossipee.
lather more than a trace of sea tan
‘ :11 Commonwealth Pier greeted him asl
Lives of the federal gar
entitles you to choose any Howland machine and pay for
it; in small sums. You pay its regular cash price---not a
Sewing-
invites you to 10111.
You are personally
invited to become a
member of the Sew- . .. .'
ing-Machine Club , ‘ p , -.
" now being formed 21—1.»;
in this store. Mem- _' _, .-".-'.f
bershlp 1n that club ‘ ‘- 9
cent extra either directly or indirectly.
This scwinw- machine club has just one purpose-~10 sell a great manV machines in a very short .
time to folks who appret into the privilege of getting cash price and fit: ying in small amounts.
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closes.
a rc- '~ 1 my the rest of nice in stated small amounts and have the machine doln 1.1011 .11 once at. her
g ‘ UIii is only necessai'y to make a promise of reg 111:}:1'pa 'mellll‘ts and satisfy us that the promise will be
R1 111. arm the chosen machine begins its war in e me.
lgach milling: offered members of the Rowland Sewing-Maehhie club is worthy and dependable:-
honic .
kept.
It opens now.
Here is how it ope ates.
Its life is linutcd. ’thn the specified (and
Any woman may choose a machine, pay
each 123 guaranteed to stand up under service and do every kind of home sewing in satisfactory
Every machine runs easily and quietly, is built of good material, has special bearings to make it run swflt-ly
evcnlv and with least amount of noise.
The rice of a machine to a member of the Rowland club 18 the same price as to any person who
chooses that igachine and pays entire cost—at once. There is no extra charge for the profit 5:: of 1111111111 91'-
ship 1n the club, no interest, no dues,-not a. penny extra. All that IS paid 1§the regulm ea
machine: its one price to evorybodv.
disc.
' ' for that.
H011 land machine rices are lower than regulat machine prices. Thole IS a 00d mason
We don’t have general sale}; agents and district managers sand sales agents to help ( eliver machines all
get orders—each one at a certain commission. Not much! We
chandise and sell them the same war.
In this club, f0' a stunt time, “c sell them in that same \\ ay —hut on easy terms of payment: Could
anybodt' devise an easier “'11? to secure a first-rate sewing-machine?
Eclipse S
Machines
Be among those who choose early. There
will then be no fear of disappointment-wand
These are the three members of the family. Each one. is good-
‘wlooking and housed in nicely’fiuishcd cabinet. Each has a device which
drops machine out of sight when not in use. That dance is automatlc
in the Reliance and New England models, in the Eclipse itmust be set
and released by hand. All three models are alike in one thing—They
will do satisfactorily every sort of home sewin I'; and do it without fuss
or noise!
cw. England . 5
50N Machines , ” ..
lteliance
' Machines
your machine will be promptly at work.
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stood in a double line on the lower preseéitattiolns rt 1 d 1 bit 3
~. ‘ deck of the tar and President Wilson presi en :11 pa y en ere au omo es
1'1 101191] the landing pl ice on boatd thetand his party passed through their 9 ,, b van a. parade across the city
The President looked as if the. jour- Tailliénzs title Stepmedaslighethe part1 1 t
.nev had a reed W th h' 11.] 11151011113118 u ey proc w
“He appearegd vigortlms and ‘31:... his through a flasdecoratéd canvas 1’3 ' mums and flaws and bankgd Wimi
step was brisk and his features showed 83861 and then by elevators to t e “
street floor, where
Cheers f 0 th th :5 bled ing htrou W618 “min 8‘-
r m e rang a. em The rage M011 was of an informal 3:13:30?“ P3136111“ car The third con-
he st ed shore. In the eaf shed of character, M or Peters. at whose invi-
the 1312!; built by the stag: and taken tation the Péi'iegment chose Boston as tamed MajoraGeneral Clgmnce R" Ed 131' three years service. exam his
over by the Navy Department during his 1101111190131“ port. linking the 111':-
‘the war as a homing plgce for recruits:1 sellittaflonsé
were assembled hundreds of state an 117 0 . .
cit-V officials. legislators. representa- mncegn’d aluminum caving 1 1- egew Bistrict: it
the main welcom- '
Prominent amnfi‘g these Department; Rear .1111th
with the 9195111931 111W
Third llontr.
THE HQWLAND' DRY GOODS COMPANY
weie completed the HOLD TWENTY-FINE ?
ANNUAL MEETING'
After through streets lined throughout the .
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In. route with double ranks of
dare sweeper for
The ”brush lean
'nz thousands. Well {1111an woodwork
In the car with President. and Mrs 3 Governing Committeew-Elhirt W or oak
Wilson were Governor Coolidge and. Fitch Frank Nash, William Leg Ward,
Secret service men W. H Bringtan and James M O'Brien.
Commodore 'OBrien. who retire!!! at-
rd and! the Northeastern satisfaétion at the support
wa a cousin 11g Tiger 8. 11:14:11 liybthe'rgtficmt and mmemhersggai
Camp venstoeu enact. 'ear 8. '_
Henry to- eemlme. ”giggle m .. fl}
opd, commanding a‘t
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3) lot of machines is sold, the club
price 151 in
just buy machines as we do other nor-
And we sell them at a small profit, just as we sell other merom-
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Sensor"
Make a. Good-Clean. am. The stag-
all?”
Prices $3.98 and». $4.25
Alheflf'. Gm
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