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muck at the Rowayton Memo-l
filth. 5
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‘lllt' tilflll‘ee masted schooncri
as bcr'n tied up sto the dockl
.\'nl‘l\'tlik Bridge all through thei
' months is evidently preparing!
t antler weigh. for it was gaily be»?
4.3 with flats this morning.
rinu'iio Chaplin in “The Flirts)“,
f'!‘;t(‘t4 thcatrc. Matinee Saturday, l
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William (but, of New York (-itv. who:
1‘..l~‘ but ltH‘Flliiy granted his (lisohurgc'
from the U. S, nary, has rcturncd to.i
his homo m 'lrcrmino avenue. and:
will at, mu-r- r .ump his formcr dutic’si
at. the Tire :tntl Rub'mTr com-g
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’l‘hv tinnl l‘t"L’llilll‘ melding of
”infirm-non w-nr of tho official boom“
..1‘ the l-‘ilst Riothotlist Episcopalg
hurt-ii \‘.ts lll’iti lust I'VL'nillg at ”W!
‘nrt'lt luttl'mnaxv. 32 \\'«-sl uVrlluFul
iwn tiiv- il-zsiritaIs of the your was?
-.ilw.l up mu! ;. 'vm-ml outline of an‘;
:ilit'. :‘n' 8"» instant: \‘Pal' (iisl‘llHF-t‘li.
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ltu‘xuohd Bros;
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llot‘frnt: povbhlcs at
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’>~ lininrt it]. l’t-rtlun will enter on;
- :1? tin- Post Graduate Collegt 3'
\‘mk (-it\'_ April 1st. for tlici
jil'Fizlillel}! in children's!
'l‘iu- doctor's studies will,
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. \chiy mm-tim: last night
. mi amnz‘umonts to begin
«2-! pool and card tournauwnt
:ull next Monday oveninn'.
vulénlw it for the three sur-
»l--nzla\-s. Plans were“ also
.n-r it‘ the initiation of a. lameI
" i-Ia:;lets on \‘\Tl(ine$lia\' on“,
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Chaplin in ,;',’I‘ln3 Flirts."
' "ivutre. M at l‘noc Saturday. '
pupils of \‘l'ashinzton
.ive a. Victory pageant in tiwir}
i tuxriorrow afternoon and (‘\’ellil.-I.;
z-utwuds going toward paying for
. > [firmly 'llontls for which thcv sub"
school 4
':‘."‘ll. The lllutint-v prrl'nrmunwr-
“I-EL couturuf‘r at 2: il'L'llH'k and! HW-
a-lui ) =ion ‘P'W u‘i‘l il‘.‘ in u-I-nts for
- ”blur and 3‘. units foi'1-,~_l\=l'<. Th.-
-*h:'=:r in tho "\'t‘"lli';." “ill
he :3 touts for all. This \\ ill zilftoxtl
lairl'n's and fricu'ls an opportunitv ol‘
Indium: ll. patriotic service, at the
:ldnl‘r‘slvn
,: :m limo assistingr the pupils.
:ELPING THE LAWRENCE STRIK-
ERS '
‘-\l-j‘-.\' \ ORK. Mar. 20.
' hop chairmen of llll‘ .»\r.:;:lganla‘.
* wiring \Vorkel's of .anrica to-
-..n lilt’ colic-(lion ul‘ rue hours
'l‘wo In :95
. klx from every nu miner of that
. NM“; York for lilt’ support of
mode workers in Lawrvnt-v.
II was announced that
:Z.l\"‘ applied for nunnlww‘fiu
organization. ar-zl
sent to
"3‘le
.hlgll-ian‘tl
munittcc would be
. tonight to confer on tho sinu- .
. dis-tribute several thousand
thr- first contribution to liic
mi. Money will be talc-l
m Boston dail)". officials said;
maintenance of soup kin-lions;
1 .uil milk stations. 1
m._.
:ZRER sENT To i
lNSANE HOSPITAL‘
l'SON‘V’lLIJE. March 20.~An-,.
a at was made here today thal
,‘~. mom). who on March 9. Shot
‘zizlimo, inflicting a. wound_
. .3 death. has been committed ]
">llltul in Middletown as CHI)“—
.3 -;znc. Arnonc has been undei 3
=‘-nl‘: of It commission in Hart-5
iii ~ince ash-r the shooting. H9}
”VJ”: strangely. refusing:
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To PLAY THE GAME
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BASEBALLS _ . 7
BATS
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income-3.71mi Acsur THANKS-and factories about“
‘ZCLERKS ’” ‘
Arthur L’..Farrell, income . ,
Who has! keen, attained in: me City. Hall ' _
tor themxerrseklmncd , 5-.
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make hit. - ‘
\Vhen an erect square-shoulder young man, just
back from Service, steps briskly into the HOWIand
int-n’s clothcs section—we know .wl'iat ‘is going to
happen!
H0 is looking for a suit. He wants something
that will make him forget his khaki. He wants
"something different”. ’
He takes a look at
don't enthuse him.
“regulation” suits. They
Then his o-‘ic lights on a \Vaist-scam model!
_In a jiffy, he has slipped into the coat. One look
at hnnsolt‘ 111 the mirror! “That is just what I wan "’.
_ In point of fact, these waist-Scam suits are what
most: all young mcn want. .
They are real young men’s suits; yomlg in air,
young in 11110, young in the spirit they give a man.
They fit smoothly and snugly, but they don’t
"pinch. _
' And that smart scam at the waistline distin-
guishes and dig-miles thine wondrously.
Good mixtures, plain rich hues, single or double
in'casted._w1t‘h angle or straight pockets, with (lashing
’apels. ’ - _ 2 ‘
Yes; best are from that. famous 1.-
House of Kuppenheimer. If
Prices range from $25 to $4.5. ,_
, Alonezdeadg. F. w
in “a~*lock9d rooml
There they found Ursula Poll, wealthy spinster.
Its wmdows were steel-barred. There was no ,Way
out except through the locked door!
“713111; a situation! You can imagine how it de-
Nclops m Carolyn chlls’ newest mystery story. It
takes Fleming Stone and Fibscy to solve the mystery
of
The Diamond Pin—$1.35
licro arc Other now stories to be fully enjoyed?-
G’regg—by Flota C Springer. The story of a
man who was not: understood. $1.50 '
Edge of the Worlds—Edith Blinn. \Vhat hap—
ened at the brink of the canyon whore Mother Leo
;. ad her tavern. ’ $1.50.
, ‘ 'Judy of Rogue’s Harbor—Grace Miller ”White.
fl‘he harbor is in the hills of the Storm Country whore
{WC first, met Tcss'to our dolight!—$l.50
Green Valleys—Katharine Reynolds.
. . . _ A stOry of
life in the little. country; town we all know! $1.50
The Evolution of Peteeroore——Dale Drummond
$1.50
\ MockerynsAlcxantlcr )thl?a1'l;iii--.~;=l.th
Swiftest roller
skates at 2 $2 .50
Skates with the rollers on ball bearings so boys
mid girls go whirling along smoothly and at wonder-
ful pace! 2 - "
3 Splendid steel, staunch and durable,~———and_ what
ifun they give! , , g
‘; .‘Winslow and Union makes?- $2.50 ‘
E Fourth-floor... . - r2. ;
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g fine 'uslotance: ” theY
tax agent; since his partly '
faist-sea'ms
Spring!
For we want to start-
‘-—'2 Dark tan calfskin En
sole -
Fine chance
Main on
slmdo—- , .
shadc——— 2.
These are some of the
And what a lot of them!
Dozens and dozens of
some, finishes are tasteful,
of home.
Electric Lamps
. Elecpjic ormblea with mahog-
any but; aha rich gllk shade, no
two or them aid-n— ‘ ‘ .
~‘Vlth ' 10 :men Handel.
88.75 to. $10.75—
W‘lth 16 inch
regular
. $1.25
shades, regular
' 89.5
$12.25—- 0
Plano-lamp bus-0‘s. mahogany
mush. tall and effectiver regular
87.60 to $33—- 80.30 to 825
Splendid silk shades to:- plane
lamps. Pagoda. shapes and Alan-
darln panels. several beautiful
combinations. regular $11 to 833-—
" to 82
Complete piano lamps. tasteful
base, 24-inch shade in good colors.
two lights. :egular $18.50— 812
Sample gathering of electric
not-tables, 2 light style, glowing
artistic shades. regular 88.50 to
$25~— $6 to $17.50
Art: glass shamed electric port.-
nhlcs in vcrcle or Yt‘l‘tle and bronze
or old brass mul- black cll’ccts.
Shades in restful tones of amber
and green: Equipped with one or
two lights and strong cord with de-
tachable.plub—rcgulor $6 to $22.50
84.85 to $18.50
Separate electric fixtures:
Indirect bowls and hangers.
three sizes. with plain glass bowl
or art-metal fmnw. a dozen put—
itorns. regular $5.50 to $25—-
Four and five light showers, old
or bright brass and brown tnlsh.
12 different handsome patterns.
regular 58 to 325— $6.25 (0329‘
Fancy walla brackets: in sliver.
old-brass and black. rich and effec-
tive, regular $3 to SIG—$1.50 to $8
H'm‘w 3.1mm: showers in ten dit-
ferent patternsnnd tin-cg nil-active
finishes, regular $7.“) to $14.30—
,, $8 to $11.50
Six different heavy two-light
showers without shades. three fin-
ishcs: regular 85 to $10—84 to $8
Special pendants and wall brack-
cts——'equi|)pcd with socket-cover,
pull-chain socket. and slip canopy.
chulre no screu's to Mar either
An electric. portable with art 7
Complctc inverted gas lamp with decora'tzg
Note well the savings :-—-
5 dome burner with
$4.23 to stir"
, ,ffAc1carance- 0f
\Vliat, a clearance of oxfons at beginning of .
‘\‘
Yes; ’tis odd but true.
the season with a clean
slate and clean stock—and these are oxfords which
were here before new ones arrived! ’
Black calfskin blue-her or English oxfords
Dark tan English oxfords
were $6— » .
$485
glish oxfords with- fiber
Black calfskin English and bluchcr Oxfords, Ino-
(lium full or narrow toe ’
were $4.50 and $5—
l'or man who can find his size!“
$3.45
or. rear.
in
Sale oflamps
and light fixtures.
Complete 'set of fixtures for a flat— .
A. line big piano lamp with a‘handsome 24-inch
$14.
$12
things brought by the sale.
lamps. Fixtures of many
sorts. Fittings for lamps. Every one at a saving.
And beauty marks them.
Patterns are hand-
thcy will add to attraction
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For good gas light;
Gals portablel. handsome metal
muses; eflectlve shades in green or
amber and or graceful. shapes. res-
Dome lights in three- handsome
panama to grace and beautify din.
lug-room and bring flood of agree-
able light. to athle. gas or electric.
regular $10. $12.50. 815 and 820—:
' $8. $9.30. $11.50, 810
' Complete gas lamps, Inverted
burner arrd mantle. decorated
shade. regular 95c~— 750
Radiant inverted gas
white shade.
complete with good mantle. regu-
lamps.
lar 31.35— , 31
Tubing for portable gas lamps.
green. maroon or gold. 6 foot
lengths .regular 85:: and 31—— 15c
Inverted rag mantles. incandes-
cent. regular 10— 4 for 25c
Regular invertgd gas mantles,
regular 10C—/
Gas lighters, sure rcaching, reg—
ular 206—. 15c
Jumbo gas tips, giro great tingle.
regular Inc—7 0r
Guaranteed gas tubing. regular
120 foot— \ 10¢
'Junipr gas lights, complete With
burner, mantle and chimney. rogu-
lur file—- ‘ 35c
Gas-jet. healers. take away the
chill oi: frosty morning. tcgular 65c
' 45::
Gas irons. with tubing and ‘stxfi'ld,
{givelsplcutlitl limit, regular $3.50—
$3.10
. Complete
electric sets—$14.
A special set of tasteful worthy
electric flxturcs to equip a tire-
room fal—clght fixtures in all:——'—
3—llght shower for living room
semi-direct bowl and hanger for
diningroom
chain pendants with pull socket
for 2 bedrooms
chain pendant with pull socket
for bath and kitchen
chain pendant with
glass shade for'hall
Front-porch light. 3 1-4 inch ring
enclosed
wall or ceiling. Regular 81.75-
' ‘ '; .2 . 31.10
reading if sewing.
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with glass shade ,
L Price forltlte complete set—4H
' Specialoil lamps.
A Brilliant oil lamp with nickelcd central-draft
fount and Rochester chimney, 10inch opal shade-—
$2.66
Same lamp, with green 10-inch dome shade;—
' ' ' ‘ $3.50,
T‘éivoéia Wonderfully soft and 1'95““1 light for
g 7 , Fourth floor. ,
glass shadc— $4.85
mars; i0 315150-583.“ ‘0 311.” .‘ i '
,3 for" 250‘
Biggest aid -
.toho‘me sewing.
‘Nothiug to equal good sewing—machine for spocda
How it puts the minutes to good scrvicc! How
it saves money! But it must be a good one.
Home sewing-machine _ must run casil y and!
smoothly—and sew with an even stitch. It. must. sew'
equally well upon fine and heavy fabrics; we make a. ‘
crepe waist today and a woolen skirt ncxt week!
tory, maybe, but we don’t want it in homoL
Howiand machines meet the demand of women
who wish to savdltime, sow iu COll’lft-l'f, save moncy.
- «They cost less than any other machines of'cqual
worth. They are quiet. and run with case and speed.
Each is guaranteed to do good work.
And now they are offered to members of tho
Whoever joins the club, may choose a machine, pay,
the cash price for it but in small amounts at conven-
one dollar.
Not an extra penny to pay; just the usual cash
price—hut easy terms. Come; try a machine and '
see how casy-mumingit is. If your husband is a man
who knows machinery, have him come and see what a
New England machines » Eclipse machines
$27.50, , .
Third floor.
. . .for the needle.
Flying needle quickly makes these utilitics info
Pillowcases o‘f splendid firm tubing, with hem-
stitchcd edge or l'icinstitcluul and r lady for crocheted.
lace o rstaniped for cscallopcd edge. Attractive dos
signs, 45 by 36 inches~=~$lfio and $1.75 pair. ' i
nice tcxturc,—~-‘290 and $ch -
Pillows and tops and sca'ri's, new attractive pat;
terns—59c and 75c. ‘ .. ~ 2» . .. '
Third fiobr.
H Men’s good $1.25 “
‘-'Vv\’-.v-¢ 4"“. “
q...
Those blue chambray shirts that men find so
goodfnr wear to work. 7 :4; .7 I ' f ;
Good “night, not easily soiled, very full of wear,
with comfortable attached collar. 2
. “out full and” ‘cOmfortablc, well made, ”regular ;
$1.2 —'—‘ , , .. -. . _ . ‘ I. ‘ 39c
Some'similar shirts of good percale ,i’n lightpatl p
tri.'ns-‘~s.1me price. " ,2 7 ‘ fr:
' ' . night aisle. trout. i , 4’ _, f, 7'
ing and casing :31! thehome sewing. j ~. . >
It must not be noisy. Noise is all right in facs.
Howland Sewing-machine club on a special plan. ‘
icnt intervale, and have it delircrcd on paymcnt of. ..
the first sum of ‘ 4. .
good piece of machinery you may choose! '
- More work ,2; '
things of beauty; lets them add charm and change f6“
furnishings of 0110’s bedromn. q ._ p. p. "
Guest towelsstampcd in attractive patterns, .
blue shirts-89c:
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