Greatest. , A
Wallpaper Sale _
r Held in the Slate
. An interesting Display
of Dresses end-M for childnsn, young girls
and misses in ages from 6 to 20 years
March 21 to 1|le 7
5.000WG
id’énts, Oils, Varnishes, Leads, Zines, Turpen-
l 7:1hellac, Dry Colors, Artist’s Materials, Wall-
Glass Painter’ 3 Supplies, etc., etc.
IWILSAVEZS 1'0 50%0NWllleWDUY
Regular Price Sale Price
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Le d d2 11 Paint .....
Wtigld’so Wig; gagstml’arliisch Makers .. $488 i
' ‘linalileil Will Stav Wlii’té"11'ii $33 $6.00
Ame Pl‘flor mall/(211% ._é ........... ,_ 83 .90
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~ .. Best Inside Varn s ......... . ' _ _ 00 $3303
.I'T‘I .. '.IiZ‘IéllllléiiifillilillllilI :7 34.3% g;
The asahitafiiat a Wong’s mi: 'Wlii'te' I. . a‘ “:50 ; 34,1
Moire Ceiiin aner.......... :23 %i
anneal Paper. 30-inc .............. ‘ ; l
‘ “gran”? fli’hm". ' “nails. 13mins r '25 ‘2 "2‘ I
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ARSHOW’S ..
AND WALLPAPER C0._’
4 2 MAIN STREET
Stamford, Conn; q
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5" .3? MT;
lbuilding new and larger terminal-i. EMLOYMENT‘ OFFICE 10 STAY]
We are probably peculiarly touchy , opt".
. ithese days while our braibs and pock-
ta till achi from the strain of
:0m2ruzg and waging our income tax superintendent Not-din to be at Stall-t.
IUp—todate we have met only on. hair: ' ford All the Month of
PRICES 'py income computei and his Joy was April.
I: . . ' ' ‘.~briaf He was an army captain Just:
‘ -‘ ' . l back from the service. He has a wife,i
" ' two children and a small private in.
Provision has been made to leap
- the Stamford district once of the Univ
ed States Employment Burnt! open all
next month. Superintendent Anton
B. Nordin. Jr.. will be there until the
last of April at Inast.
The strength of the Nation depends
Icome,
i He announced with plea that he was
. up all night figuring on his report and
Terml- had finally proved um with all exemp.
Supply— 'tions allowed him. his taxable income
was minus $400 on which he there
H C Negafive' claimed that Uncle Sam logically owed'
:“;_Ne'"v Hal. 2';;::n‘lm::n;tgd m" negative in or i on the satisfactory and continuousem
.YOI’k JBIIIk His Joy vanished Ihen we proved ployment 0‘ the individual " Ameri-
fl Childhood to him that such things simply weren L. ca is to retain her leadership mong
‘done and the; as a matter of fact he the peoples of the world immediate re-
was exempt rom even turning in an“
, ption. on a larger scale, of pro-war
. 33.'-—We have. report He was therefore out onellfldlllll'hll activates to insure employ-
inights sleep. 9
insulting“ to: . mont of worth) labor to the maximum.
M . l ‘i is necessary.
W that“ apples were _
”neg onlrn tow miles: E Rehabilitation of every description.
The weekly assembly was held yes-l MUM. cleaning, repairing and im-
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l'ilGH SCHOOL NOTES
Gingham and plain Chambray Dresses for
school wear, very quaint and original styles in
checked, plaided and plain ginghams.
$2.95 to $7.50
- . Melee in plain and fancy
‘fl onl’g‘fllto models.
$12.50 to $35.00
Dancing FTOCh of (loorgiiin
trimmed Voiles. 3 .
"fr .1 $15.00 up. ‘3.“
i‘fi'i-i'h. :vlso
:tllil illiildili'
Capes of All Wool Star-re, $10.50 up.
, Coats and Coat Wraps for spring “car. at-
' . 'tmcfivcly made in youthful inshions.
Junior Sl't'll'ln, "‘t'uli‘l nunr.
Hats for- Children
Pine Iilans and Hemps, sim-
pic models for earl) spring \\ car. ,
These are in mushroom and sail-
or shapes “ltll lions and long
streamers of good quality urns
grain ribbon.
$250 up.
Milli-cl .v
The Vallier Glove
Gray Washable Suede
Time “as, before the war. the Vallit-l- mis
famous among French gloves. It. rctulm~ to us
DOW, finer than ever. as if the makers had inkun
' extra pains to have it approved.
$3.50
\,SO in \‘Yl‘i‘o \\';|sll;|ll‘|' Silt‘tli' l!‘ lllQ' \‘Hllln
Section.
the {wee was so low
‘ “ “yiegi'oléréheznfiuz‘d' terday morning. The first number on: provlnz buildings should be started at,
of i .. cents apiece m the program was a piano duet by Miss. once
u celebrated fruit. Marion Collins and Burns Wells. Al Great things have been accomplish-
mugggrfmm talk on the “Return of the 27th" was ed by this generation of Americans.
I“, given by four speakers Miss Ruth liar-. Greater things are PM“ from us.
-: old mm “out rill William Greaorv Blossom Hoyt. They willbesccomvllshed it the same
game in?” we ask- and Alice Henry. A violin solo was Spirit of “pull- together" which the Ger-
rendered by Miss Mabel Miller Two mans were sure did not exist during
' Wn35hso'g returned soldiers, Chaplain Barstow war times. is kept alive in our indus~:
' L, . m“ m‘ m Lieuten‘nt “10mm were pre- ll'lll association. Capitol and labor.
supply out on sent at the exercises and gave a very stood shoulder to shoulder to win the!
talent was interesting talk on the \‘ear East Re- war and it will stand shoulder to
by the item of [lief Fund shoulder to win in peaceful camer-
" 3 w. defied The spelling words for the week of Phil pursuits if Bolshevism and unem-I
f: 3 . .lr freight-rates March 31 are: ostensibly. corroborate, ployment are throttled in the very be-
' ' obscurity, phraseology. experimental. ginning ldleness at this time will
' ' a little farther,
..w7(l .
shifted the capricious, immigrant, justifiable. bring about a crisis and it is the duty
It Housed, on denominator. expeditious .of every American to put hfanoulder
es and: the —-———— lto the wheel and proceed with the big
We M“ One of the big tire concerns which work America has undertaken in the
employs thousands of unskilled ls- readlustmen! of society rm- honest and
‘ borers has decided that in future it comfortable living.
‘ fildlvidnal-Ap- will not employ any man who cannot The U. 8. Employment Service and
m “ch on read and speak the English language. cooperating agencies are placing 100,-
‘ mm This is the sort in! tin: which will Mpresonsln employment everyweek
help to Americaniso’ rapidly. for these and this during a period when a sur-
lire the concerns-pay good wages, and the plus of labor is reported in every cont-
“Magnum: foreigners want the jobs We have .munity. . ,
' ‘0 lent our 9”" unswept hearth, 00. This is a service for returning soi-1
“M."mcg’lo“ dlers and sailors and is worthy of the.
. . greatest support.
Home" are ”Wm” ‘0 ”9 '“dl‘m Business men seeking any emplor-
‘61-th into automobiles zand cartinx eea will he doing a his public service
”‘5‘ m i"!!! 10 open at their l“"“’°- by listing their requirements with the
junta-insen- confine under the M ..U s. mployment Service ones. No
”wonder why a iii-81° W‘W'ress are charged either applicant or
1"" uyisnptsofnand a“! 'J‘meipmspectivem.
lt‘ a lime to tidv up a bit.
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-b"t‘r4‘hz I 41:11? is.
..the calendar now in use.
. $T~S~u39~w rk,‘ '
lil'll't‘.
Main floor. front.
Tailored Suits
~' 4- Serge, Gabardine, Tricotine and Tweeds,
plain tailored or fancy «fleets with braid and
buttons for irilmning. Lite 3} oits stylus. Ali
suits give evidence of u-alvfn. tailoring. linincv
guaranteed for two scnmns.
$25M, $27.50, $35.00, $37.50,
$45.00 and up to $125.00
A special gathering of Suite for- wcmen wLo
. require the larger ..izas. The long, straight
fills, the pertact cut and finish all show the work
of expert designers.
Coats, Capes and Wraps
Graceful. artistic and wonderfully
arc the newest watts and um ps for spring, silken
braid, buttons and luwix- r-olorrd linings; iw- tit
desired effort
stylist
$25.00 to $137.50
Capes in Serge and Gabardine, » Slow to $75.00
Refit-1" d fir-“v.
Spring Dresses
GeorgoMSstins and Taile-
tas combine to make these at—
tractive dresses. Plain efl'ects
in many instances, but embroi-
dcred tunics, beaded vestecs and
stomacllers all appear in their
places to emphasize the beauty
of the made].
‘ Very attractii‘c styles at
$35.00
Poplins at
$13.50. ?,7,” $30.00 and $2506
.. MddSiD'l‘ricc
tine, ‘ cocoons 375.00
Serge Dresses '
(lrm-ci‘ul models with long clirgivig lincc.
adaptable for general street or husinew wear.
$20.00, $25.00 and up.
Jersey Silk Petticoats, $3.95
These pctticoats ordinarily whrc made to
sell at $5.95 and perfect specimens have been
selling at that price. These are, however, slight-
ly imperfect. The imperfection is not noticeable
and will in no way impair the service. Also there
is no mending required. .If held up to the light r
the weave shows slight irregularity, 'a heavy
thrc id and possibly a knot. It will never be
seen unless looked for. There is great variety
in colors, black and pleasing combinations.
$395 while they last.
No telephone orders. No exchanges.
Mum floor.
holiday, called "Correction Day" law purl-ulna: dollars a year in this country; nus men. Four oi talents otiu v e an
THE LlIERTY CALENDAR.
Thirteen Mortals of Four Weeks Each
All “ginning on Monday.
.An organised eifort is to be made to
improve our time calendar. The
American Equal Month Calendar Mao
elation has been incorporated by ilfty
leading linneapolis business and pro-
fessional men with that end in view.
The sole purpose at this organisation
will be the securing of a change injhe
calendar so that all the months shall
be of exactly the same length. This is
to be accomplished by the adoption by
Congress of the Liberty Calendar. t
which is a very simple modiilcation of
vidcd to: leap yean. This is likewise
between the last day of one month and
the first day of the next. It is not in-
cluded in any week or month.
Third. the remaining 364 days are di-
vided into thirteen months of exact-
ly four weeks each.
The names of the months in this
new calendar are January, February.
Liberty. larch, etc. The use of the
word "Liberty" will Americaniae the
calendar at the same time it is made
more convenient. Under this new
in all holidays and anniversaries
ll always fall on the same day of the
In this new calendar there are thir- any number of weeks. months and
teen man its at exactly tour weeksjyears will always come due on the
. each, ev any month commencing with same day of the week it was given. it
Honda. In the construction of the cal-‘ is claimed that the having of time and
endar only three slight. changes wm‘mennl eifbrt in making calculations
made in the present Gregorian ‘00!- for future dates will be beyond all
They are as follows: compensation.
firsaNaw Years Dayle listless Mm itwiilcanseassvins
law Isml guitar.» It h_ nous; dress- M "It
1;“T‘W'e‘n
week. A promissory note given for!
alone. «1 his, or leading tolporn
The association will also assist in' tlons. The directors an all ins 'nnx
the organisation of similar associa or profusion-J men of mi. i-imiiu-
tions in other countries and will work in the community
for the adoption ol‘ftbe Mfr: Mather; _ ‘3 - _ —-
tons also. ' an n run one ,
gullncil is established the matter will C“? “"3 OUT—W _‘-’ 4‘" Rt *
be brought before that body. MONE\ ‘
Since neither the number nor the 'DOK'T I185 THlBJ "in out t" a
“tail it 'u
erned by changes of mi: trachedorm?‘ Foley ‘ 00 ”5 8m". ., ‘m «w.
all of nature'slaws. it c In , .. m 1..
they change to the new form can helm 111., writing yur ' U i N:
made very easily. . dress clearly. You wi ‘ ‘ '.
The Pun also provides that Baater' 'm ‘ trial Wk” “" '"'"' V" ' ‘ ‘
Sunday and Good many should~beinonw and Tsr'Comchw " "rm-"-
placed on certain fixed dates. it is anemia 3‘ camp; Fair" 3...... v Pill-
plalaed that the seizing of these on for bull in “a“ and ,.
‘nxad dates was eonsi cred at the time - . . . .—
buraresent calendar was adopted. The m m" kidney "'m “Duty:
placing of these on fixed dates would “ll-“u: M “’16? C‘““"‘ ’ “"7 *
simply be. another step in the much awbolesome and momm‘h'” "‘"v'mm ‘-"
desired absolute regularity. Mum-MW“. lullH“l“ r
The officers of the association state. hmdaebe m .1 . on i.
that the plan has am with theluaam- *.‘ gaff“. bu
nous approval of the highest antborl- .
ties. Congress will be asked to pass'a
1 bill which the association will have in-
tnoducsd. 'l'hs buts verytearsfnlly“
drawn and provides“ the '
length 0! our present months is got. leap. enclose with -6c ’0
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