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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 13, 1919 · page 2

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a. ovum A“ ‘ nun] state conference. at the South 2 p .

33:53:33“, me‘n “$112?”ng Norwalk Methodisi church, Tuesday. f ’ ' . ’

girth ir comrades ot the American battle- Mamh 25- 5 GeorMe Ewes _
.. lop» column-ou-whielr-slmretrtherwe:i While primarily for menu, dole-2: 4 . 4’- - ’ E .Ane llOlV located ju {hp le‘
‘ “Snot-4318 Mink MW- The text gates and hummus-mung»- 5 I . , , ., , l' _ . , _ - ‘
:zafit mgyplgélc“: 2e messages or sent Connecticut ‘bali'shters at the ~ very Sp€Clal , ment, a pleasant slluatlnll u :‘n
.hmmm‘d'qn ships departedme‘Decflhemenbedsii 1, fall: conginSntal yum: 14 in visa; , ‘ sound proof rooms. The lulu?
a owa low strong was the frien p us on. - .. on p , it Wi . - . ' - .~ ' ‘l

l‘ Intwllfllflisflflfihltiflllt.lllfiqlifl'tand" .; a . popular» song hits. am he 10. I m.

”41;“. the can dreadnaughts .
stool-edging the British oommander- desiring to attend.
.,W£.8i&uaued: .
., , 1“,“ ‘Wcommdee-of—tbe Grand-Flee“ announcement-to be mde’at'thnt time
.' .1.“ meme-enure- We-truuflis‘ by Lucreuasmw accumulating
_ , ”QWfimmlv'm tihat ”21.3.33. don oi the moor-semiotmsdfgorge :7
' . __.j. m 3319‘“; 9‘,- the “8,051,303,. m. Maynard Minor. or that chapter. for'.
7‘ ,4;- my berepeated. We wish you good— the oifice of president general or the
W 1 :ygflgduckhangoggtfififfll-yve national society. D. A. B. it. Mrs. ,

4’, Immhimemam the. (“h“ngoffl' . Minor is elected at the continental con;
.3". "Yw_-fflem and brotherly “my gross. and sentiment was highly inf
jg Gogrnpeed lsddee'ply appreciated by favor when her name first came up at;
. . 9.0 “1'3 an men 0‘ your Sixth thealast camera signal honor. will‘
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. Me “mu“ We wm "a" f” be conferred uponConnectieut Dough-g

a few in‘biack; These are:oi‘ dai'm‘
tiest style, round; m1le'—necks.. the
fronts hand.embmid‘eretlcihlcolons-
in self? and pastelishades, alsmhund
headed; ilieibcads applied. in deli;- .
caie. ill'ldsCffCCliVC designs. ‘
Altogether a. most. dcsinahle

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c‘ wieetiamrtmf your-big family. and t9"- _. . 0 ' i " . . » .. . . .

" wfintend‘tormaintain that- relation Mrs. Minor is the honorary regem‘ - ' llO lllll (kn t”. get a pdtllt‘pll' .m' .
l _ Stop In and llsicll to somv inn ’

.2 m” a" time. we alt hope ‘0 serve! of the New London chapter. liavin':

'7' under! your command."

Theme ofthe word .“your” was! been ”‘9 “wad ”3"" f" “m" ""3"” pieces and loam about it.

“Jim” ~<'. 7]

My“.

loarupon'no one in the Grand Fleet,i State omen win he electedm mire Every woman.lmoutvewllat ’
least of all Admimlv_Beatty.- Another time. 'Reports of. officers and of the‘ ..‘ . . , ‘
massage was immediately sent: . Ellsworth Memorial.Homa.associationl - 3 SUN!“ pl‘JLC that IS. f'OI
lim'tlhhm is indicative 0" the intimate and from the Children of the Revolt»; ‘ x
- erly unlty and sympathy which. . _ i (learo’ctte.
canteen both 2,:qu of that greatest tlon will be heard and the sessxon will; i"- r”
ocean highway. the Atlantic. and." as. be one of special moment to those}
it is not idnedfby land. is kept me who will attend the continental con 5
and alive largely by men of the sea." ~ gross -
Toswhich-the squadron made an- ' ‘ 4
gm .; ; , Mrs. Sun-r C. Barmlm oi Danbury, " .
"macaw andmemot the Sixth state. recording secretary, is sending _
Battleship“ Squadron appreciate more out. notices of the meeting in South
mmanhcan be explained the never-endc Norwalk which read as follows: '
ospitaiity .01 the oflicors and men ‘
\M.W;GW‘EIeeL “’9 leave with. 7 Timeniy‘aixth Elma“ state confer-
3:se recollectiondoi‘ 03;- Iiimppylstay in. ence of regents, delegates. lmd‘alteo
, 3° w“ 91‘5- an Wi 098 “at we nates elected to re res n "l
5' may soon renew the firm friendship:m..mugmw of m: Algerti £11122: :1

”thutLhasgmwn'uli‘amomtpe." . , . . .
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, I' 0N: CASUALTY [,1er ' ' , tal Congress which will aim lo
. é .;. . J - , . . 7' ‘V'nshington,’ .D: 7C.. on Monday: the _
_, Maugccmcalaulr‘lzg‘es on Latest rxmnwot Am'il.-19P9.- ‘ ’ 3
. g .. 035m. . - ' '33:. invitation or Nonnlk chapter . ‘
S Thomllowing‘ casualties are report- ' - “ 7 ‘
; ed W thozoommandmg-rgeneral o! the thentwcnty-sixth annual conference of, . . .'.' ,, > i
E. “9,,m-_expedmomry forces. the Connecticut Daughters of the Am- , The ‘Sflk Jersey Petticoats
< Klineizin,-aetion ._ ............... .. l; cartoon-Revolution will be held‘in the ‘ . .
f. offing“. “Ec’dem and Other 13 South‘ Norwnlk Methodist churcn, Milanese Jersey. One of those pettlcoats
2.; . pied ill-[aeroplane accident ....... .1 “"3“ “8"“ gm“ ”3"“a‘ky” TM"? could be drawn through a bracelet. yet it is wide
< 2 Diedtor disease .................. 30 day. March 25. at 10”» O'clock a- m- “ - . — ' - ' .
‘ Wounded severely ........ . ..... 3:) «Reports of state oflicers and com. 5‘ enough t” Pemlt a gm“l lOllgfilOp. Jersey Silk 1”
2. saw $23.3; undetermined)” 4n: mitteea will be presented: elections of; so comfortable to wear. These. are in old gold,
. . . k ................ - a .tate re em, ;.’ ‘
; »—- , ‘ _ 3 . a mate “ma" ‘y black, tan, taupe, navy blue, green, odd. shades
. . stat . d .
......... ? xvxx we 9 1900’" "18 secretary. a. sluice ... . . . . . .
‘ and combinations, sinking and stylish.

. 'i‘otal ___________ . ........... 15:, treasurer andthree count-lion; will be
Included-are the iollowing Connecth held: and much other. business trans-l ‘ ' '" * i $3 95
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:3: . gafigfizllccident and..0'~h¢r “'. acted as is proper to come before said] ‘3. . P,
,1:- Private John COS-ital“. ”amoral? e ringesting" .. a: . .1 ff! 2‘— ‘ 1 " J ,g . 1-: e A: Second flonr. .
-’ P” m Woundbd Severely. ' ,.: The rererlealinn mirfittteéf Mrs: ' ,- " . _ .
. . m 2=Roberthotz. Bristol. ‘0 .. . _ .- I. - ‘ ‘ .
«I Oanpmfday.’a.LisL bet)?!” Hi Amflmng' chairman, “ml 1 ‘ . " WM'“ "‘
3 Casualties reported yesterday total ' m seas on throughout the ”"9”" -. if ‘ 5 ‘ ,
.. , {344 summarized'as f0ll0WS: and until the opening of the polls...tor . : summer FOUIard
- , 15min action .................. 23 the registration or regents. delegates ‘2 . . . . . -
We 02:3 foil-93334.}. """""""" 21; and alternate” and the giving out of: ‘ ‘ A F’onlardzls the ideal frock for men wear.
7 L. giledi from disease . 3i; Exegrgzmlal badges. iglexents. dele- t bun in the. hottest “1.3111013 Tilt“ TOHOVO'ng

'. . so as in action ............ .. . 2' a. ema ‘3‘ w secure their ' ' -
‘, .- wwoumed severely ______________ 2:; credentials immediately lipon arrivall 760101? combmahons'

Wmu'l‘éfilgiiirfi‘; undpmmim’m“ 51” m the place of memlng. l Navv and white Black and white

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"p ‘" ‘mcm‘m “Ckeu- Belgian and white

Navy and; tall
White and navy ‘

Total ....................... 2“ which are one dollar each. together
a with checks {or same should be sent to

- :_ The Gonnecticut names: Till] 311d navy
Mrs. NViltred Bodwll. 6 Seymourl

2—: _ Died of Wounds:
. {OQHVMG GTBKOTY PBtel‘fion, New Mil- I street, South Norwalk. on or before
' Died' of Disease. l March 1.8. You are urged to be prompt
Private-James J. Bums. 51 Wilson in making application, ”“13 sparing ‘
street,,New Haven. . your hostess the embarrassment of not

7: Sergeantwfisllii‘ild fligtc'h'ilii Torri ’ knowing i’or how many to provide.

. ton. . . “3'; All state omcers and chairman of
. . ,state committee will present reports
seams WAR SAVING CERTIFI. in writing and leave a copy with m

GATES. re
LONDON, Tuesday, March 11.—. cording secretary. .

Salea'orwar-Savings Certificates have
"Med. m grand total of more than FOOD REGULATIONS, REPEALED.

3%.“,0'000. As each certificate rep Food {Administration announces it re-
resents—an investment or 15 shillings pealed “8 regulations prohibiting li-
andaflpenoe, thetotel investment in $311.98” from selling. delivering or
this form-afisecunty is over £232.500'. > anng in their possosslon food com-

060 "this is- a- result of three years modifies in excess of a. reasonable six-
7' work: . ty days supply. By pre.vious.orders

. -, Puma“? being formulated for lac.- the“ ”guml‘m‘ had been "3mm“
Sting the-organization-for' selling these. from all fOOdSth' except meats.
certificates on a permanent peace rootv
- , FACT- AND-,FANCY. l

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Tner say ice cream soda is going the principal'diirerences between the;
.3 to soar. now. Let the sodE-fofintaln frugal woman and the {at one is that

_~ broadens-beware! The more a ‘ one tries to reduce expenses and ‘the

go up. the less-they will go down. other expanses." ‘

' Ex ‘ vu‘mmmmfils
Tired, New
. A What Y“! ed States License No. $230? NO:

The, reason ,Wc 15630311“: ‘.
‘ such conditions is becaw‘
which contains: Beef and. mvs. ! Among 3» . .
. andMangancse PCPtOl’I , 'Eg’ilfnlieggj if-Tfllghip Elli:::ll::] rlrlti
thcvery elements. needed aim Units! sells. fingasangel- :13: 1335..
systermand replace weak ' '

Mortar Bat J
HERE

3 men of the?
menu of miss

al'l'iu- home-g

,- .cluw..ln,.zy.. _, ad to (ramp?
."I mantra-lag fiom.a.ner.vou:r . bur: iodav flPims J
. _.keak5iown~.-loss.of fie-sh and peer?“ ‘h'i’ With-fem. U; “S. “-lii‘ d «01mg
Ilpliifitltasolcouldhardlydrag around ““1611 Mortal-Ev. ‘ f‘ - aufih'ql
and do. the worlefcr my family. My, Transporlaj 18“. has neon a dan’
dental-pro. suiheddvincl. {tantalum ' rench Aniqucn. John J. Purshin
made“ .meweu'a. strong .utl: ave am of lififlnthlef or m . . .
M‘in;.’:igflt”—Mm‘5. 2r Gray; 'ml- _ ‘t’ Ame“? .
‘ , '62 an. €930.50?“ “erOUBy :38!an m tcy lll'l'f'VCG (‘05. Mlss Viau I "
» . fwlzkol-itfpéoplovand dancers chit flick and John "ml." “33ml: of»
' _. . , m bedridd-.Nl‘zaire. France, wh:

'~ phone operator.

Made with; fine twill, sui’t finish and high
luster, of t “Hillard“ quality'to sell at $.50

M 32.19, a yard.

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8’s Sanflary Markets Not a bit too early to choose the material
packed, which include,
White Gabardine; plainfilfi inches-wide,
69, 75, 860m. and$L00rayar¢
Fancy Skirtings,. gabat'dino' and pique
weaves, showing many' eifective stripes and
plaids, 36 inches wide, 7 .
, 65, 75, 85cm” $1.00 and $1.25
Electric. Wash Satin. A. beautiful cotton
fabric that looks just- lilrc'satin and will launder
nicely, retaining a- beautifulfini'sh.
32 inches Wide; $1.25 a y ;

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apartments or

l‘tmlllS.
been popular.
will attract.

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' The Patty- Lomi'or-t Aprons
forllttlegirls

\thll Mistmss Patty Comfort invented this
apron. she hadtan idea as to youthful feminine
last 9. The A-puon itself is of pink cotton crepe.
with pockets of course, but the bib! The bib is
like arabbii’s head with big rose buttons for
eyes, a funny pink nose and whiskers. And the
cars fasten on the shoulders. A fine apron.

$1.00

For little ladies of 2 and 3 years.

"Bunny Breeches" to play in

They are of blue cloth with khaki pockets
undo rabbit ’s head, cars fastening on the shoul-
ders forthc top part. All little white clothes and
frilly frocks may be covered with this garment.

$200 fur 2 and 3 years.
New line of Rompers, (Troopers and Aprons
now in stock.

Children‘s Sim 1. soj-onnt‘l um”;
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Oil' Cloth Luncheon. Sets
A munberof people have been patiently
waiting for these to arrive. Here. they are with
plenty of variety in the way“ of stencilled de-
signs. ’
One-sot. of 13’ pieces. $1.75
Another set, 13 pieces. $2.25
Mats in 12, 16 and 24 inch sizes.
35, 76cm. and $1.00
$1.00

.‘n-t Section. main floor.

Sets; for Children '3 use.

Bags and Purses .

Handbags of moire silk, blue and black, with
gray. shell frames, fitted with change purse and
mirror. $5.95
Moire Silk, brown. taupe and gray. with a
drop mirror, $5.95
Moire Silk’made on. metal frame. blue and
black, $3.95
Blue and black Moire Silk Bags, nicely made.
Special at $1.95

Poplin Silk made. on a metal frame. Mm‘
andblackmolors only, for 31-19
Pursesdn leather,.the kind with top handles.
purple, green, navy and black, $135

 

Daghestan Rugs
$27.50

P This line of rugs will hit tempt-
i ing to those: who live in
' cottages. 'l‘hv
sizes are for threshold. lJPle‘t‘ llli 1-
firoplacc. small hallways and min-:-
Tllo Daghvstan has alum)" :-
Tho lll‘lt't". ut' till-w .4

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A Beaded Hag

it your gnu-.21 ;.
lllotllcr
down all 1.3... -r .
bended bag it": .
t‘arry. there is "w - ‘ e
{or grief or cm _\ .
hag Cilll~bC Hit"
t‘iUlVHS I.“ 111;:le
pictures. landsuult»

tics and ill-.‘untaiz -,

limits and l)a:lx't“~~ .
(lowers, all in \ a
showing jtrst what

orct beads to use.

the beads are llvzv

Come and look -

outfit. Fascinating

:1nd .1 Q't‘filllflf‘

art when _\'U'.' 2 .

isllcd the t:l~l;.

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Spring Cloves
Light weight Mocllas
’ Made in America ur'
VCI‘V Still . ’tl n'mlhir-
skins. 'l'
Very on '-. '~."
heavy slit 7', in.

$3. 50 . _ J

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Candies and F I'Llll.

A fresh supply
just arrived
Maple Nut Pulls. .5

(ions. 90 cts. a 1;).
l‘at‘kcd L‘l lu‘at till ‘n \
51th)

The "Family Box"
<toricll camiit-s 95 at.»
Creamed Almonds. - -‘
and Vanilla. 70 .31.“
Candied Cherries, $1.00
Crystallized Ginger.

90 ti

Stuffed Dates. 90 (1-:
Pruncs. 80 x "

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Kayser Knickers
(lt' lx’llllll'tl mm It
llillll'lt'.
White Hl.‘ pink.
Khaki and blau-k.

$1.00

Nice to wear wit“
narrow skirts.

Underwear Scotlv

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