SATURDAY. MARCH 8,. 1919
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“not.“ HOWLAND b HOWLAND's , - flowmno's
, SPRING WEATHER ‘ _ . . 1- . , ° i
m a... primmmmmyas L Entrances on Main Street, Fairfeld Avenue, Cannon Street
high as we expected they would L t :..-—— # - __ r F .1
‘ $350! $400. “-00- 7 \ ‘L "i \‘43
DEEBIES AND sor'r mrs. - ' , . . .
Browns and Greens are the
.5 bcs‘, shades, but we have all the . . . .. —_
; best and newest colors. .. ' '~ ‘ . 4t ‘ ..
4‘; is t ' ' ' t ' i V . ‘
I } .. Brighter homes; Personal towels. Last days for
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s . some savmgs. for ~bath---59c. \ sults at $32.50.
i Joseph Davis i . .U‘lAlllY—at Special price a fine big lot of thirsty You, . Sirzthe “a. . p _
,' 35 Washington Street i bath towe s at special price. one man in a un- - 3A , 7 ~_ xv". a
South Net-walk . l Turkish weave, good weight, 40 by 21 inches, big $13313 2.2ng 023$ f | w 3
i here to suitvyou—
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Mr. and Mrs.
In illl‘ll‘ litmu-
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ital“... tar muffs, O'Brien.
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Kt-nnvth. imam >(ll1 of Mr. and Mrs
' 'iil‘ini'ti Urn-c.
uni-ulna >~'l!ttl!$ly ill at tht-ir home.
Hart". “2‘" ”Hit 3, who has for Sth-‘i‘lll:
home "inl‘
abscess oii
'hv (- Al, is now it». tin-rim: very nicely ‘
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-..iys l)“| n -:untim-d to his
ilflyVlP‘T 1'.\'o‘!‘illt- wih :m
Huttvrnmiii l'u'llt-s lent't- , 'l‘itcstla
night. Armory.
' )rchvstra.
Miss Maziu ltautsh has been confin»;
-.-d to her mum;- in Merwin strvet. for?
the rust few days with a. sm’t-n- rold.‘
Alfred litr-illlll, who is (imployt-d atf
i‘onnuz's stadium. in Railroad aVcnuP.i
ltltlku' his wrist while- cranking a Max-t
\V'O‘ll car at the param- recently.
lum- .: .l. ‘t'nlslz, collector of internal :
wve-nur in this district calls :tttcntioni
lain.
which became. effectiVe Tuesday, Fol
tuary 25 the day after it was signed it) ,
Inventories of :4»;
bacon. cigars. cigarettt‘S, liquors, ct"
must be as of February 25. the roller i
ll) llll' 110“" lllCUllli' and FPYOIIUU
l’rt sident “'ilson.
”11‘ states.
whirl your boiler
-. time. it's the boiler of Cosv
w-‘t float. it's made in “Risa-lies”
-"ounty. Sand for “‘Which
twitter. lm-d & Burnhnm
‘z‘in‘ztnn. N. Y.
(in,'
\\'ill:::m ll.
ltt‘t t'nr Washinuton
ziliI-ri- will (:nIt-r tin-
":vuw-zin of thr internal revivmn- den-.2
«'7'.
ho incomi-
l‘l“lll. After three month‘s prt-iitninnr
-..nrk in the capital Mr. llanm‘an s-xpcrt '
"o be assigned to work in this vicinity :
.1s a traveling auditor, for which pos-
”on he passed a very Hutir'l'at'tnrv I'K'
t'llll'Eiltln.
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Davenport. Foundry
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Unlin
~‘i-nutord has made
-lll'0llj_',ll Bartram
ithllntll') of
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Andrews are confined Z
in ('unmm strCt-t with
of Nthon tr-rrat-e. still.
iii-uneny's Singing-
go back on yout
during the cold snaps last winter?,
the lill‘llllalll Boiler won't go back out
on during: the cold snaps, or any. nth- i
(Em:
and \‘-’i:\'
in -
lknman. of vllt‘umi ttiv
:~'«-.—*t.-rd::‘ .
tan;
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'l‘. Jennings, ii-t'i-iH-r of t".
(Yon-pair
application.
& Mead, attoinm s.
t'm' an order authorizing him to stzlt 1h":
the insolvent. C()l'pl)!‘illl”'l.
't‘he order is returnable on Tuesday.
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Of rugs and curtains and curtain stuffs to bring
1 p .l c very life and cheeriness of Spring; good news.
Some of the prettiest, and worthiest are to be
at. special price.
Some are to be had on basis of old price.
That. last may not mean much at first thought.
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‘ BLT rug prices are not going down; in spite of a
i general belief they would. So old price‘basc 15 lower
i fhan present—and that means a savmg‘.
Each of these special offerings combines that.
saving with a true and appealing" beauty and a full ca-
pacity to give long service. ,
' Beautiful high-grade Wilton rugs of carpet size
. and fitted for service in finest. surroundings. Pure
: worsted yarns woven- in Oriental dosxgus 1n roses
inns and blues~—9 by 12 feet. $90
Axminster seamless rugs with soft. deep surface
ml tine luster. satisfying shades of gray blue and
green in allover and final patterns and some rich
fh-Ivntal effects—9 by 12 feet $39
R-oxbury Wilton small rugs of soft. gray tone and
in small—figure pattern, especially fitted for service in
on th or bed room, 27 by 60 inches— $3.75
'Inlaid linoleum ot' splendid \i'eight, patterns
reach right from surface to back. Tile chIgns in
combination of blue. with white or yellow and green
with white, grood parquetry patterns too in red and
mar-k— $1.59 yd
Betsy Ross marquisette of fill(' quality. plain cen-
' r with figured border in color or in blue-bird and
z-itlter allover patterns or in stripcs— 390 yd.
Fancy voile curtain stuffs with stripes in
blue row or gold. ltcmstitt-ltcd,-~ 59c yd
Silkolene in a sparkling new collection of pat:-
.'«-rus. charming Spring colors, yard widt-——- 19c yd.
Novelty curtains ol' l'lutt-h. style with valance,
‘ r "" ' ' made with illil’ilt‘lth' t- trtwvntwtilL—
$1.69
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Howco 33c Coffee!
Hurt-ii ll. in the United States District f
\‘ourt. in the Post-office Building:
~w Haven. at which time and plat:
in:
Hero is mitt-<- that brings .rol’t'ti-shuwttt at the
°- hrs-akl'ast table" puts man in line llt'lllt' for work of
nqe opposed, it any, will me heard '1 1 ‘
--re is. so far as can be ascertained.‘ l .H‘ ‘ ll} '
_ guppomllon to tho grunting (ti tht- or .“ : LL'iAtlilg llli‘ill, llt)\\' if l‘t‘Sliil't’S \' [H]. illld
Btl‘.j..l_‘_;lil and energy! 'Tts :dtttost a tonic for the
T 1059 of you who are worried ow.
the delays you may have had in )m
Heating System installed, ”PWUMJ
vour trouble in gettiner matérials, vtil' j
Sc Burn-V
by an”! ’
Irvington Plant.
strum and hot water boilers, and our.
ne gta i'to know that. Lord
Lin) Vompany _ can deli-er
'l uek. from " their
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that: tin-d by a busy day.
Just t-ot't'vi-mbut carefully chi-mu and expertly
bl. titled ~and freshly roasted right ltcrc at the store.
So it has strength and flavor and quality—un-
t ml at 33C
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l“l‘Ui-l lu‘irlllt ill.
‘ficturea, such as radiators. val\'t,-.'<. :‘ztil.
;he like. Bein: sent by auto truck. .
Height: delays will be overcome. .Put $1 Into
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. Trunks St. W lug-mac lne .
AND it is l-‘zg’u time to grasp the Opportu’ ‘. ’nity hold out
i , Ba g S 3 ' tae lion-land Sewing-Machine Club. ‘
' .. . i ,. There. is; time to choose machine and have it at
, . . "l; in the home on easiest possible terms of pay-
First. duality loads at E ‘ at. .
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reasonable prices.
A. W. dodge
forth m M
mum '
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It is delivered when first amount. of one'dollar is
‘- Rcst of its price, the regular cash price With
-.\t ms of any sort is paid in small amounts at con-
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enough for a. vigorous rub and not so heavy that one
cannot rub With ease and‘comfort! -
Personalized by an initial embroidered upon
them—a good big tasteful initial in either blue or
pink. /
A couple for each member of the family circle
bring sense of persmial ownership—and saving!
Extra xaluc— - . 59c
fir”
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Con trr a isle, rea 1‘.
Special crochet
cotton-«3 for 25c.
Silky croi'hct cotton in wonderful gathering of
colors!
lush-ad of 10c a spool as usual— 3 for 25¢
Silko Cordonnet: a fine soft special-spun cotton
for crochet, of merccrised finish to make it silky in
luster, ol.‘ good strength,-——and how'bcautiful in color
and shade! ,
Pink and rose pink and light. blue and king’s
blue and orange and delft. blue and sea green and
sapphire and light rose pink and lilac—~cach in sizes
30 to 70.
\Vhite——in sizes 5 to 7d and light corn in sizes 5
it) 50.
Onlva limited quantity,
, instead of ICC as usual
Left aisle. rear.
New books for ,
varied tastes.
Most folks enjoy some sort. of book. It may be
a story centering on the war, or-a story of home life, or
with a ting!- ot‘ mystery, or a romance, or even a
“problem" book.
3for25c
Here are sonn- ot‘ the tiu\\'l_\‘-piiltlisltcd books.
Note liltfll' appeal to different tastes.
The ”Int-k mama—by Georgi» Gibbs. .\ tale of Amnrir-i'i vs (lor—
tnnn in the \\'.H. iiiili >lll‘l‘lll‘.“ inmd~nts itt Egypt and on the road to
Mai-ca! $1.7”!
Carolyn nl‘ lht‘ Sunny Heart—by Ruth lindicott. A story of New
l'm-l; and Himrk island. with Carolin flitting tlirmtuh it like a bit of
sunshine and lltlztili: untangle all sorts of distress. 33.3“
The “Ely of a Milli—by Thomas Dixon. How Would a woman's
thuury of absolute [rt-t-doni of action wurl. nlll. “llrlt she mm a man of
strength \‘.'llu did not aver-pt thou)? The riul') of it lmth units and
warns? Si 30
The Lady From Long: Avro—diy \‘irtor lliidg'es.
“mtg follow Sir ’l‘uny Conway and Titer Him: as they come to the aid
3 your: Woman si-clzin: to escape tun wcllwlrrsstwl ‘mru mar Lon:
Amazing adven-
Ilf
Act-t»:
('np'u Junnlt‘s l'urlutw—by James
with humor rail luv. - nit-t Cap‘n Abe the Sl'll'i’lit'i'PHI' in it'.
light it Minus. 5130,
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.. Poop-'12 .\ Ripe t‘ml story
.\l.’lt!l ti nt-r.
l't‘i‘il'.
’ Bonny plaids for .
hairbows---45c & 50c.
llow delightful the picture. rach day at all the
schools, as the girls go skipping along with their
bright. and cheerful hair ribbons bobbing and dancing
and fairly sparkling with color!
And prt-ttiost in the entire show are the bonny
bonny plaids!
ifow their many colors flash and. Slow: \Vliat
contrasts they offer! Don’t they seem to actually
make girls happier! ' ‘ .
Special ones now, smiling and,-happygiexeellent
quality, 4 1—4 and 5 inches wide— . 85 50!:
low clasps of metal that hold hair—bow firmly
and save the wear inflicted by t-ymg in tight. bows—-
15c. ' ‘
iplain vamp. turn sole, French ltiiolL-tlttitity to marked
\Yhat «iv-2
want to get'busy.’
Your opportu-
nity is here—but.
it is here only for a
couple of days.
From now till
the store closes at;
9 Saturday night ”L.
~a suit to meas-
ure for $32.50. '
Those suits are
your choice of sev- "
cral handsome :-
worthy woolens.
That means all- . -
wool woolens; not wt
mixed. "*
Those suits are '
choice of hand-
some colors and _,,.‘
patterns,—-l i t t l c i ‘
checks and fine
stripes and cheery *5
mix 1; u r e s—and
plain blue serges ,
or black unfinished worstcds. . ,,
They will be made up exactly as you wish, Sir. ‘
Durable nice—looking linings, finely-finished but- ‘,
tonholes, hand tailoring where it will make suit keep '
its shape! 1.. . 7. ‘
You see the actual fabric from which suit is to be . e 1 -.
made—a great big generouspicce: enough to judge \'
exactly how it will look when made up. No guess- 0‘
work about effect and color! 3 a; 3
You necd be anxious about but one thing :—get< , l " ;
ting in on time. The opporttmity ends with the week; . '
till tho store closes Saturday night you ma 3' pick at 7’.
p $32.50 .. ,
Main floor, nor. 5,, ’3'.
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New low shoes
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For women who particularly enjoy the freedom ‘if
given by low shoes and admire their grace and braid"): ,; ,
-—good news. ., .. gag, 32*:
Some. pretty new styles have already arrived. “We
They wait to welcome you with the same joy, 3m:
you’ll greet them. i . 9 x,
High-cut pumps of black calfskin, welted sole,
Cuban heel,———$7 ' . .3 . "”1
as}.
Dark tan calfskin oxford ties with military bed
and weltcd sttlc~$8 '.
l’umps of handsmnc dark. tan calfskin, weltcd
SCllt‘,‘—$i $.50 L,
Patent (-oltskin oxford llt'S of special smoothness,
-—-$7.
degree,
Main tlour.
Girdles that make:
. dresses handsome.
. (iii-dies: are a pretty and effective fashion. How,
thev add to beauty and effect of dress. And isn’t, it)
l‘i'lll'.
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fine that such beauties are to be had.
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Rich silk. cord or braided styles,» made more
handsome by fancy tassels—brown navy taupe and
black,—— ' $1.25 to $5
Handsome silk and chenille fringes are either
“ in or knotted, Wifiup‘fi navy blue “A” and
black—3 to 7 inches wide—$1.50 to $3.50 yd
Beautiful fancy trimmings of silk to be used an
banding or separated and used as metifs. . Art com-
binations of color and design—$3 to $5 ‘ ' ,4. -
Handsome fancy braids and edges, gold and tail-
ver and antique—either singly or.-.in rombpiatton
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Ant intervals! $22.50 to $29.50
Third floor.
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Center, able, from.
with color—10c to $2. . . 3., . . ‘
i ' Center all“. rear. _
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Norwalk Chronicler