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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 24, 1919 · page 5

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5m" NECK
650,

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NEW HATS.

 

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swarm,
$1.00, $1.50, $2.50
NEW KNITTED NECK.

New sum L32

 

Joseph Davis

85 Washington Street
South Norwalk

..... $2.00, $2.50

.,00 $2.,50 $3.50

$3.50 to $6.00

 

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lVevms

,5 Nominally these are lVinter suits? ~-

/ EActually, they are as light in weight as the new-
ist of all the new Spring ones.

 

 

 

Miss \ 'ilu Mil

them during tln

«Butlerwnrtii Rifles Dance,
Armory.

«lay IllL’ht.

ler is now

\ present year.

)lcllnellj’s’

”amour; singing orchestra.

 

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Hr. Ernest r.

v’ll from his 1‘1 cent illness and was:
.ile- 111017111116) at. the se‘wiees at £11631:
-alion .11 (:“liunh xesluil n i

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2'1 is (“'1iti(all_\

nulvzitv,
. v..-.l today.

. still ser

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ru-mhers of the South?

juyed the bowling fa-E
en» 5

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Encampment,
of Stamford, are planning 102
min] visit to Colfax Eneamp 1

“i, ul‘uthis oily.

dub on Saturday
“by regular

)1 aeGregor has reem

 

nt \\ illi: 1111 ("’(M'Slsell
ill at his home.

is reported as being slightly ;
(fogswell's eon '

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ious.

No.

in the 1111111

'Zilvl‘)}'w05' Mutual Aid socielvj
L. obs & Sons. lnc., are. mak- ..
- 11:11:15 for their first annual 3
will be held in the Town!

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associated
will] live choir of the South Norwalk
Methodist church and will serve withi

\V ednes-

llli

14.1?

bowlin’a i

. , ' And pretty! Their styles are good and pleasing
ind their decoration both effective and tasteful.

 

luits——and majoritv of folks could never pick them
iut!

—. ..... .1 2....

But that. wouldn’t be fair; isn’t; right way to do
)usiness.

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So we set r’em apart‘——anfl“6n* them goes a new
price that. should send them fluttering!

i . - D .—
i ‘ Finest of, them have been $37.50 lately, many
‘ lave been $30 and $22.50; one ortwo were $16.50.

Here. the y

$15 $18,,$25

Navy and brown and wine. and green and taupe
f 1116. Pekin blue; broadcloth and poplin and serge and

E iweeds!

are, in three groups, ready Friday at

Splendid suits both for.
~and “hat splendid smings!

Second floor.

se‘erxic and appea fiance

v

Tasteful curtain
madras for 39c!

. .1 the; city are the 1.11in A new attractive Worthy C(llleet'liJll at an 1111'-
. ,11'l‘ enjoying these winds"? 1sual price! ,
.;.. » . ~ 2‘...)- are given an excellent 01* 1. , , . .
mu, (.1 indulging in their favhri’e: Real Scotch madras, fresh from, its Journey
-2’ ra- flying. * lcross seas, dellghttul both in effect and beautv.
' 1:1 11.1;112111... notedvocalis: of Little fif’lll'PS, large illlpl essive flowered pat-
~ York oily. is making a number of .Cl' US a, illltl lll(‘(llll1.ll (1(‘\l“ll
, z-rovemenls on his summer ren'i' . . ‘ .. . ‘ '
;. nee. at Hurbm' View beavh. which in; “ill”! 01 ('H‘dlll or beige. a yard \\‘1<le,—-- 390
"mpm'y p'n'ch'm‘"! "mm "0"" '1‘ "n“ \Vllite swims with handsome effective border-—
V‘b‘nUl".
_.,___,__,_ . 12460
“HO" ""4""; "n ""'€.'""n1";'".' 2" ‘ Cretonno in limufiuurud designs and lmndsmne
‘-;;»lx:;1na namm for (‘ap.ai11 {a 1:11 a, m -, -
U ( . --
' xlm', of Slamlnl‘d. is not amour l'W- ’ 1)]5 \, 290
,‘ .uiiyn fields the government has den SCl'llll (flll‘l Hills-«44f Sl](l\\'_\: \VllllP, li‘lfill‘rlll. lZU‘C‘
l to retain. It will he used 101‘. tdfl'C and lllHOl‘iin‘f—— ' $2
~ r'--.»‘fml for storage purposes. ‘ _ O ' 5‘" Third “mm
.1“... “ill be a he Hing: on the hi!
- d in place 0. 1'11: sat :Llll l
..1 node in the General ..\s~"e'11-‘ f ear S arp
"will lst and'several (-duc-amrfl- * ‘ * , p
1' My are. planning to l)(' lire: P o . 49
. ‘ 1' 0,-Llll0n- C.
“Wham“ Of mu“? ""8"" Prwlliuo‘is a substitute for linoleum and oil-
. wily are expected to Journey 110“)
4101! on Thursday eVeninL' lo _
‘ 4““ “‘9 ””1”“ “0101‘““m It is far better than oilcloth and costs much less
D' ‘ c_ _ . _.
.im will appear at the Stan fhan 111101011111.
41.0, under the auspices of _ .
, : musical stores. . 3 Patterns ale remmk ablv dear and ‘11.] rp colors
E ire tasteful—it excels both its I'llllllull tni s in appear
, hill be wel lrepresented at; ,
and review of the 27th out ; mce.
7." V ‘ “A I u
. u. York city lumorrm us . And It wears VBI’V VEI'V “'Gll. , ‘
1 of peop‘le “0111 here 2116 . . _
.. u. uitness the wade ff ”1"" 3 Matting designs, hardwood and tile, pallm-ns,——
...u111 whom are. Severa men? . . ,. . . .. .
H . 0' . - (
, my and yieinity. inch 111 pleasnia .comlnnatmn of col 11s ‘ . ,’
~> ‘ Usually Sold at 79 Cents a yard- - ~149c
j Third floor.
; .lERBILL BUSINESS . .
i ' THE H0:
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. Thorough prepamtion f0"
iBusiness, civii Service and
Teaching Pm ._... 55:2.“

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SHORTHAN‘D—Gregg or Pit-

T" OOKKEEPIN G ACCOUNT- ‘

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PERSHING CARRIES
OUT ANCESTOR’S WISH

 

necessary for building the houses. ~

, DUBLIN, March 22, Correspondence 9;}! t B l a.

of The Associated Press) .—-Disappolnt-
ment is epreesed in Belfast as well as
in Dublin over the policy adopted by
1-month) solve the problem

regardedaz respoudbhto Movin-

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Might take and mix them right in with the new _

.shirts in looks.

iat the. neck.

:beautics.
'l we neglig

but not heauy.

(loud bl

36——

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towel bar!

 

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rate. The local infirm-lacs will have A goods!

is (W
,to borrow :romeonks the money lin 1 won

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Their patterns have. the
the same snap and appeal.

And they are. made right: thcv \\ ill
gsnug uninfort and not. pull at the shoulders or drag

:14 lil‘(l sheets,"
Special Bl by 00 sheets, nice weight, ——-
Biz: tuck-in sheets, 8] by 99,—-
Pillmxcases of (1111 able even muslin, 42 or 45 by

of the unrest in Dub-i ' '
to‘flxe condition of a”, 5 Raymond Patric, of Roosevelt street
thousand resumed his studies at. the N .,

Wimommwmotmmpn- High (2‘
bodyappointedbythhfiaafleaxflnotiaflml' ' realm

NeW pretty
shirts-«$1 .50.

 

 

e si_\',le extia value.

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same

Two or
are. st

u

Right aisle. flout.

er'eslily ariiwd froni inakcr; exactly same
we ’\e sold all iluough the Season at. $6. 50——

, Real beauties: of fine lustrous silk mull with fig.-
ured center and border of shade that matches pro.
vailing color of. center.

Mostly flowered patteins-«and borders of pink
blue lavender or \ ellow.
Filling of fiui'fy white cotton,

0? Service all through the year, alumst—w-

Some othersavingsz..-

2b v 90

31's in floor; rea r.-

Good size, excellent weight. ——

Main floor, rear.

lag plan are not re- proposals of the government.

 

' lf sonicbodv has told you, Sir that you MUST
pay $2 to get a good and glimd looking shirt—here is
proof that. you needn’t.

These. shirts match up with lots and lots of $2

good colors and

fit \\ ith

All of them in stripcs-but such a bunch of dif-
ferent aft 'actn'e stripes.
.cmnbiucd in some; others

three colors are
r: fight one-color

$1.50,

Light pretty $6.50 y
comTortables---$5 .izi“

gratifyingly warm

inches, $1
$1 .45

$1.55

250

Lmsdale \.11d— uide muslin, standard quality,—

25c

Turkish towels
~ with beauty

absorbent and firm and splendid for
folks “ho enjoy a brisk rub; but picttv
' Their white smface is marked off
olaids by lines of blue or of pink.
Give touch of cheerful color as they

hang on

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* Women’s‘suits

. - linings which may be whatever one wishes: silk satinf
or other fabric. There is no charge for covering butc -;«

)f color. «$3. 50 and $4. 50 a yard. ' ’ 0: ;
’E \Vhic licvm' 11s *chowcn the one price for mulling
, .s’uit: ~~ _ ' 1 $12 .;,.
as Third floor.
$5

$5-

' well.

, some sorts- ~ ..

into block~

250 50c to $2. ‘

m tumor is constructing : fine nematode cl!

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

to order-«$12. 50.. ’

News of interest to women .who, for one reason '
or another, are not able to find satisfactory suit ready,
for service. , » .. _ J.“ . sf. 1:; 45.;

Commencing now, for a limited time, we will,

make tailored suit to measure at the special charge 00
$12.50

That charge covers entire tailoring cost except

tailoringr
wished,
.1..

tons or for the findings necessary in
“There special buttons 0r trimmings are,
there is but the usual charge for those. chosen.

. W'e can make these suits with but little delay: ~.

m

Each one is to be tried on and fitted carefully be‘
fore. finishing.

1

There 1s the store’s guarantee of satisfactory fit

and finish. .....- - -. .1.. ,
And special price fu ‘ all. the work is $12.50 ..
There is fine gathering of wooleus for suits'now,

ready. . , i, '
Fine in variety and quality and in the range 014””

beautiful colors. .
'Silverione and fine trieotine~- $5 yard
Jerse ' at $4 and gabardine at $4.50 Kurd
Bmadr -loths at 73.50 to $4. 50 yard

Poplius at $2 to $3 and serges at $1.50 to $4 yard

Tu eeds and rich 111ixtures nith manv glimpses »- :

 

 

Very niCest of ' 0-
" gifts for Easter. ’ .
Nil (”st because they are his! 1110" and 111a1ked by

itbe tl'uc l1. ister spirit, and of beauty.

Not all to be kept till ltaster Sunday itself; but
gfitiing remembrance for confirmation and other Len-L
ten occasions. ~ 0 = , 1-9:. $13.35 l

 

 

PrayerboOks for children, white binding or in.

attractive colon—900 and $2 , . , p _
Prawn-books in 11andson1cfintsh—$l.°5 ' «. 3

_ In plain white binding- ,the Gospels and the
Epistles, ——-$l. 50; \\ ith ivory cover and gold lettering
-—$2

m1 1 1;: 3"“.

1'??-

'All are of reinforced binding, will wear “long and

g

Rosar ' beads of several appropriate and hand: _.

um?“

:~ Sterling silver, beautiful ,.—-—$3. 50 and $4
Pearl «500 $1 to $3.50 . . .1 is
Small colored beads, for children—$1 75 ‘ ¢
Demanded cocoa beads, Tnol: always to be had, «a

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Dr (.1. into: an lumen 55 non install-
ied in his newly leased residence the
Dr. Higgins place at 55 West avenue.
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Tree—:- and chromatin 111’ '

 
 
 

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clubhouse at. Harbor View back.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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