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Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 22, 1919 · page 5

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‘ Ngv NBCKWEAR,
csc $1.,00 $1. 50, $2.50

. N11; KNITTED NECK.
i was}: ........ $2 2,00 $2.50

: NEW SHIRTS, - .
' $2.00, $2.50, $3.50

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NEW HATS. ‘ -
$3.50 to $6.00

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Joseph Davis

85 Washington Street
South Norwalk

{Ciiy News

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The R. V. V, Company is placing a:
lawn around thvir properly, corner (11"?
Burrilt avenue and Day street. ‘I

('hurles .‘1. \l'ulzvrs is'wnrlting at tlml
Huston ('ztsh Market. comer of F‘errirt1

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1nlfll" of \Y. \V Conistock isl

2, L111ng1h0 matter of so arranging:
4.111;;tr1n street building that it E

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ADON'T FORGET .
'i‘nw Horrors of Germanv in;
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‘ . '(‘lll/< lOIlIOl'l'OXY “'llf‘l] l'o-
wt.— .v ”ll!!!)lllfid relative to the:
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1 -\ tutzens have appeared.l1t-'

Board of Belief so far this
apparently being satisfied with
assessments. The Board will be
~~sison at th0 ( it} llall this :‘11—
.vznon between 2 and 5 o‘clock. Their

1 meetinz will he held :11 the same

1;..11- on Monday evening.

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chairman (11' thi-
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Normalk Baird of Trade.
111' New York business 1111111 um
~ltl H' and 910‘ 't (l lllelli :evuilnhl: ‘4‘“

met a (it‘ll-Hill

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-:: it s . bout. he (itv. A. large 1111' 51%
11.41}. was the biwintss 1'1-1-1'1-<111rv.l'j
..1\fi.yday_ . ,:_ l

Happiness depends a lot on 0011'»,
To't can depend on llurnham
' i‘osey Comfort Heat for com—V
K the heat from the boiler
'1131- in ‘Westchester C'ounfy.’
rutaiive will gladly call at‘
-~.'. Lord & Burnham fin.

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.\~-1'.' York East Conference of

‘«..l1' 1 Episcopal church win.

1 simpson (hurcn in 17.10010-

.11 April 0. Bishop William E

~11 of \Vashington will pro-f

‘ .. laymen‘s conference will;

‘ . l 11. The Methodist church-i

all: are members of thez
East Conference

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me the plumbers and hear‘

ause they can’t get the;
swings to complete your.

:1": overcome freight delays.
' done what they could to

 

"curred to you. that right

.: zinglnn is a boiler and heat:
1:.13' maker, who delivers by an
i “ Perhaps they can help you!

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~‘- 3' A'Hfsfi'ntaiia will call at your:

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' BASEBALLS 1
BATS ' . , ‘§' 1
GLOVES ‘, ‘

TO PLAY 'rn’n am;
RIGBI

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Approved new
lace waists. "

5'" Those soft and beautiful waists of lace and of V

fine not with decoration of lace; again they are the
fashion. ..

Beauties indeed; first of them have arrived.

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French in inspiration, charming, novel. -‘

Rich black lace made over \\ bite and with vestec
iffcct, ——$5." (5

, Fine net with lace trimming, smart pointed- -back
collar, -——$7.50

» Rich allover lat-c 11127110 over chiffon, deep square
collar-$8. 50

Second floor.

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How welcome are
capes and dolmans.

Docsn t. it \(‘t 111 good to get a Spring wrap that
is not. a c oat!

. -I-low fired we mosl' of us are of coats. Almost
seems as though they were the same forever and for-
over. ,

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1 But these new capes and dolmuiis; nothing tire-

some or llill' kncv cd about them.

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Graceful flowing .lincs, adaptabilify, beauty,——--
110w folks are eagerly choosing;
Many rich fabrics and colors— $19.50 to $85
_ Second floor.
Eight gets the fincst of Stelsons in favorite

Spring color.

And from that down the lino runsthc varicl'y of

grades and shades with every man finding a favo-
rife.

SPEC].\l.-»-Sof't huts with wvitod edge, good
:r-w Syn-in}; 1'nl111's---~- $2.50

Main flu-1r. rt-ur.

Don’t press .
his trousers!

No need to spend 111m" and oncrpv 1111~ssi11g l11111~
5015 ior lhc menlolk \\ ith a hot iron. Hero is a heat-

Othcr little notions of large uscl'ul11ess:-—
Colored buttons,1nany sorta—«lilo card

Colored edging-s [or 1111'“in l’rinnnine; many ar—
liclvs——l:3c and 251: ‘

liick Rack braid,

Nm-‘trliy braid for hulking lm'c or l'anvy work—~15c

scvm'al ::izc.<,~—l;':.c

Shoo laws, 45 to 72 iiu-lws long-«40c

Sill; lmv—shoc laces-4201' and 2513

Shaped and lmncd' belting, 21/2 to 3'3 inches

widc,—~25c to 35c yd
\Vhil'e silk elastic ('(il'st't laces—5c

.*-'a;..

each .

3-4. ya rd 144 pm rc,——G0c

rear.

Squares of rubber sheet inc}.
3 - Left aisle,

For your notes
---and but- 500.

. Tasteful stationery which carries the impress of
10111th style—and is unusual value. ‘ . _ , .

with gold edges and matching ehvelopesa—a quire in
a box—500 ,_ , , 3 , ;

Jess picsscr that does the same \\ 1.111. for _\ou—-—und.
much easier. Saves work and (liscoinli'ori; costs $1{
5

licr _\(i,

_ waist scam— .

Boys may have
waistline s11 ts -

Not only the boys who wear short trousers, but
the boys who are practically voung men.

For Jthe new High School suits Show the smartest
lot of waist-line eficcts! .

Blue serge, with slashed pockets, and a smart
“nip” at the u aist that adds to the cleverness of the

$20

F or111-fitting models of special fincncss—$32; and
some excellent mixtures at $20 to $25.

Especially and emi11cnilv,suiis for vouug men
what 11111)] cm late and enjoy fine tailoring.

2 Front basemcn t.

More low shoes
trip forward. .

fir-at -eful and delighting little low shoes for wom—
cn;t111c comfort. companions and beauties for Spring
and Summer service.
fluent leather Colonial pumps and oxfords, each
wilh llf‘lll- sole and smart heel.—$7

Dull kid Colonial pumps and light“ (flf'llt kid 0x:
folds, light case—giving Sole $6. 50.;

 

tlntn n11!
Main floor. rrar.

Pretty ”suits
$25 and $35.

Just at these two 1.1riccs~fnr example-suits

that make dot-p impression.

Much finer in fabric and style than of past sca-

sou. ,

as well as greater value.
Smart and jauuiv stvlcs for folks of youthful

110ml, 51 date but ll(' -11 111odt ls for conservative w omen.

But over and al\ 'avs, 11-11] new effect and beauty.

Dov!) slultlt's Hi navy lth‘ and llt‘llglltflll Pckin
l)lll(‘, ini\lutcs and homcspuns. (let p bl.11-k,—’—some of
st \‘t'lt' tailored model and Home \\ ith r-i1 l1 braiding.

$25&$35.

O \
\Vlth greater bcautv

Fourth flnm'.

From Baseball
to Boobies-«751:.

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Real humor, we all enjov. -‘md' hcrc Bot—

’tis comhitu d with m1] sense.
birst “time at spuial 11111 c-——l‘1m11 l121st'hall to
Bovhes hv H C \\1l\\(‘l' ‘ 75c.
" Four new popular stories at 65c:——
"The Secret “flimsy—(1011150 (rihbs
' Light inlhc Clearing—Irving BEll'llI‘lll‘l.‘
W’olf Bl'(‘('(l —Jacl~:son (fircgory
B rokcn C-.1tc ”h
To be cnjovcd by cveiv lover of a f'mvd s {'111 vm

 

and woriltv plat- (' in one ’8 llbl' 111‘}.-

Main finm, mar.

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Reefer bargains ,
some Sizes. 2 , ~

For little boys of 3 to 9, gathering of double-
hr asied reefers of man'v’ serfs and in broken sires—-

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It is good to meet them once more and to slip ._

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W alst-seam
O \“O . , '
1s 1 for men.
Pick your waist—seam suit from several varia‘b
tiOllS. ’ is

ahead 'of) the trend of style, it will be a waist~oeam
model. . 1

May be single breasted. May be double breasts
ed. May have welt-seam back. May have wide
waist-scam. May have narrow waist-scam. May
have rolling peak or notched lapels.

seam models; that’ s all there is to it. 3
veterans just back from Service!

the rest of us.
Ready in worsteds and chcviot's and 111ixturcs, in‘
serges and fine fiannels,———and in may color that a
man likes. -
* Ready from best lailors in America including
the _
House of Kuppenheimer

at $301.0 $60.

Main floor. roar.

Firm splendid
$2. 50 silk---$1.95

price of the selffimne silk rig-11111010 and right up t0,2
two-days ago Now we have this special lot to sell
at ' $1.95

Hcavv firm slaitnch and beautiful taffela, soft

tion 'of fircngth and beauty and adaptability to cur»
rent dress fashions. '

$1.95

)nc \ :11 d w idc ——-
Third “1101'.

‘ _ Heavy inlaid
linoleum-"$1.59.

Pick the best linolmmt:———inlaid.

Its beauty is more than ski11—dccp——for its pat-
terns and colors reach from face to back!

.. It wears and \vcais and wears: put it wlicrcver
more is hardest usage.

3

prctiy hardwood and tile offer ism,“ r square 3.11115-
$1.59

‘hird floor. ‘

Ride“ bicycle“
for enjoyment

Yes; 1111: pure enjovmcntw—to say nothiirr of tho
llf‘llt fit that exercise ’in the fre'sh air brings.

\\ hat enjoyment to see the country putting on
its Spring dress; to wheel swiftly along on smooth
roads, to stop at inviting‘ spot, to seek first Spring
flowers in the woody dell within stone ’s-ihrow of

road! . .

edge of ,town!

Ilet Lion bicycle carry you along any of them
You’ll enjoy it.

Lion is a do

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But if you’re a young man, and follow '(or golf 1

BUT it simply must be some one of the waist! “
Oh, Boy; how this new style docs hit the young-

'And what suits them is plenty good enough for ;

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Two dollars and fif 1y cents a \ ard has be”, the.

luster fine surface, chifton fi11isl1,—-a rare combina-'

Two handsome shades of blue and a (loop black '~

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New Sililfll-fijrul'c patients and oraniic cffccis,

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