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LIGHT WEIGHT
ALL WOOL P
SWEATERS
Warm. But Not Bulky
$7.00 to $10.00.
NEW HATS
4 $3.50 to $6.00.
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Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
{atrial}. ;,
lienry Lane has been appointed to
the position of tlagman at the (‘rossi
street railroad crossing: in the nlurcl
of ‘Robert Lincoln.
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llltu- ston-~ at Raymond Bros.
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'l‘arlov Brothers are ('ondm-ting a
special sale of smokers‘ materials to
Mar, which is Wo-ll worth considering
'titosc needing anything in their line
v tll do well to patronize that More.
Miss Mary Many, finished her first
term at dancing with a. reception sit
'I‘own Assembly Hall last p. in. and
will start ht-r second next Tuesday it ’
m, at the Assembly Hall. Norwalk.
Those wishing to join please attend or
8 o'clock.
A special meeting of the Barber‘s
Union has l)t-(.‘n called for Monday eve
nlng. The regular meeting was ht ld
during the week but the absence of a,
quorum prevented the transaCtion (if!
any business. EVH‘y member is es»!
pecially requested to attend on .‘tlon-l
day evening. l
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.»Latest style 0! caps. O'Brien's.
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A basketball game which is exvtt tug;
considerable local interest -.-.-m U." plm -,
ed in the gnnnasium oi", the llillsim:
.V'CfiCMIl when the girls from that Insti-
mtion will line-up against the young
ladies front the. Gateway school of New 1
March. Thu. game will bt- played [on
Friday. April 1ltlt.
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Soft hats and derbics. (Tilt-ions:
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Judge George H. Vosburxli toduv}
handed down a decision in the rat-v:
In" Hyman Frit'dmtm formerly of lltlr:
-"Iy. Vs. Adam Her-nit of New t‘anuum?
The judge flat“ a favorable \mdit-t it." i
the plaintiff, the defendant ”Pill: o:-
«Irrt-ti to pay $70.00 and costs.
The 26th division. of which m \m'nl 1
Norwalk boys are members is miwt ..:
v.1 to sail from Brest today. The 2‘31lt t
Illt‘ann, which “'3: rrnnn-neud ()f [hot
\‘mional Guard troops from New ling,
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t rid. was one. of the first. combat dirt-l
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Jobs to reach France. being tlclmrked
wiring the month or Stptcmbcr. HUT.
lumn nip-A at. Ravtnrmd lit-n-
\lullot'; .tnll Kiefer’s sleuth. \‘zr'l ll
‘Iilitlltfl which has been layin': lll ill 5
‘wrwnlk ttll winter will he brunt-ll
wand to the harbor on 'l‘lntrsdu' .
, \t Halo.~ \V. H. Mallory and Jacob;
.wr, lisq., own and tun it.- ”For”,
- Ago Today" column in ”lei
.m-port Standard-Telegram. l
‘nttr car will look spirit and soon
on have it. washed at .\ustin'< (:nr.
Phone 1959. . l
”or W'illlani G. t‘rot-kett. one Ml
«401141 Norwalk's prominent and lit-s!
liked citizens, is very ill at. 14 \\'a.~h-
ington street. He has been ailing for
some time, but. yesterday he became
: orst- and is now in a. er-tjsttl condi-
Dr. V. G. Bohannan is in at-
t'on.
tendant'e and is doing his best to bring
mp p'-tient out of the, trouble with
Which he is afflicted.
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BASEBALLS
BATS
GLOVES
TO PLAY THE GAME
RIGHT
A. w. m.
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93’
Entrances on ‘Main
A $600 ' ‘
pail of water!
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l ’ Cleaner upset a pail of water on top of a case
_.hat held dozens of pretty new Spring silk dresses!
1 _. Quick work saved them from all being wcttcd—
but some did not escape.
i And that pail of water inflicted a loss of over $600.
' \Ve’ve taken the dresses that got wet, cut their
prices a total of more than $600,——and tomorrow we
{shall sell them to women who are prompt!
l‘ Taffeta silk and crepe de chine and combination
'of Georgette crepe with taffeta. ,
t Many dark and lightcolors, many pretty styles.
E Some got but slight hurts; some suffered a lot.
9111 they all go.
One dress was $18, the rest were $19.50 to $7.50.
Here is how they will sell:—— .
36 dresses at $10
16 dresses at $15
Second floor.
House dresses,
‘ extra-«$1.85 _
Fresh little lot of those excellent well-tilting
ydeal house dresses at special price.
Good staunch gingham and percale.
Fit smoothly and with comfort; do not bind
anywhere and have no annoying surplus of fabric
anywhere.
Mostly tasteful stripes
Special price-a
and good wcarf'ul colors.
$1.85
Si't'ttllt] floor. '
N orfolks for
stocky boys
:lttst us we have. suits for stout men,
them for stocky boys.
Cut on special lines that giro them the same good
carriage and pleasing style as those for “regular"
boys,
Dark gray tnixturcs and attractive brown mix-
quit-t and pleasing and soften the lines of the
$20 and $27.50
we have
’l‘i‘t‘s‘,
'Lllll‘t'.
Sim-s iii to IR.» -
l"l"tlll furs. nu t t,
Boys’ fine first
long-trouser suits.
Pit-king first suit ,with long trousurs is a
event. -
it’s our duty. and privilege, to help boys get one
that has manly air——:tud yet that docs not ‘make
'Mother think her boy has grown to be a muffl‘all of a
sudden”!
Nice cloth, nice tailoring, correct new style.
Gray green and tan mixtures in the new waist—
=muu styles and blue or green chcviot in form-fitting
nodule.
Sizes id to 20-— 320 and $30
li‘t‘ont basemen t.
real
Lion bicycle ,
fine value-«$39.50
Lion is a hicvclc you can depend on.
; \Ve‘ve sold litmdrcds——and they all have stood
up to their work in' good style. .
' DIM? in. utterance. my rim
; drums-1:5,: mam
Marabou capes
that won’t twist.
New handsome capes and 'stulcs of marabou have.
this great advantage:—thcy are so made that they
will not twist. .
- Rich effects, some with whiz, lined with silk or
Georgette.
, Beautiful, whether taupe 0. black or animal.—
$5 to $22.50
New sets of collar and t-tths—orgnndy in White.
or combined with green blue ~'."-' rose; some hem-
stitched or finished with rut’t‘lt-s of plcutcd not—-
500 to $4
Smart and eficctit’e vestccs of crepe and figured
silk and pique, rich colors and combinations, fitted for
wear ’neath coat or with dress -$1.50 to $5
Pleatings to give brightness and charm to dress
or waist, chiffon and Georgette, and organdy,—75c to
$2 yard.
t‘enter aisTe. f. not.
‘ -Women’s needfuls ;
for Spring.
Handsome black or white silk stockinw, emol-
lent texture, lislc top and sole—$1.50
Rich silk stockings in the. new dust amt deer and
gray tones, notably beautiful. tine quality,—$2
Sheer handkerchiefs with lace edge—35c
Pretty handkerchicfs with white figure in cor-
ner—25c. . 7
Special handkerchiefs w ith attractive colored
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figure. in corner—~17c
l. Doeskin gloves of soft firm texture, pure white,
:wnshahle, light—$2
l _ Spring-lute gloves of chumoisctte. pongec and
Jan and brown as well as black and whitc,—-$1
Main floor. may:
Dawn
and other new books.
ltllcunor H Porter has brought sunshine and
gladness to thousands of readers. Who doesn’t. re—
member with delight David and Pollyanna!
Dawn gives us another character we shall be
happy to know: a blind boy of courage who wins hap-
piness.
The story is just ready: Dawn. $1.?
The Highflycrs. A story of the combat with
treachery and the upholding of the Nation’s honor at
home. By Clarence B Kclland—$l.50
Anchors Aweigh—nHm't-ict \Velles—-$1.5O 'a
Love Time in Picardy—m-l.athrop~—$l.50 .
The Valley of Vision» Henry Van Dyke—$1.50
Deer (iodchild—an uprom'iously funny story.
The letters exchanged bchu‘ol) an American boy and
Lthc little. French girl he “adopts”. $1
Main floot. i-n"
A Victrola
for content.
One of the finest. Victrohts to claim place in the
thomc circle is Victrola XIV.
'limitcd. ’Twill bring your inrorite sort of music in
unlimited quantity and win-never you wish.
A handsome instrument. with convenient cabinet
for records. oak or mahogany tinish,-—- $175
Men’s fixins
for Easter.
No war (or excise) tax on the fine silk shirts at
$6—thouglt a keen man would gladly pay it. Rich
patterns, fine quality. Two unglige style—but what
beauties. $6
Splendid lot of new gol't ~shirts at $2. Fine fab~
ric, clcar tasteful patterns. $2. . 3
Rich new ties of dark hue—and some stripes
that are as bright as the Spring flowers! $1 75c
and 50c. -
Silk socks that rival the blossoms too! Plaids
and bright colors—and even the dark colors have
“embroidered spears and :-m-h on them! 85c $1
and $1.25.
Right of Man Wakl door. ‘
' Worthy toiletnceds.
Herp‘icide for-haiHfic ‘ ' utterfly talc—20c
OWLAND’S
Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street
l Its powers of entertainmrnt and delight are un- .
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’ F asltion favors
waist~seam styles.
f erfi‘ 1'“
¢ 1 mica-vii. “uh-v.
Young men who enjoy being ltgmlct .5 are thoosing
waist—seam suits. ‘
Their snap attd style and thorough ncwt’csis are
winners.
Several variations—«hut all will) the sonic char-
acteristic good style. .
Finest are front those famous clothes designers.
The House of Kuppenheimer.
No need to tell you how good Kuppenhcimor
clothes are. You know.
We’d like to say this llluugllz—Tllc Spring,r Knp—
penheimer clothes are even better than usual!
VVaist-line suits now, green brown and blue
mixtures of rich effect and handsome oxfordsfl ‘3. ‘
:3' $25 to $0031;
' .‘tlain floor. I-Ht'. ‘ '. 7' .
If you want
finest hat
that a man can get under. pick a Stetson. Thcy keep
their color and shape wmtrim-fully. And "their styla
is OK. ‘ 3.
Fine, quality. rare range of colors-— $5 to $8. 1.
.‘xlain flour. :‘cnr.
Pioneer overalls
-& jumpers-«95¢
Cloud overalls and jumpers have been $1.25 $1.50 .-
and $1.75. Pioneer are good. ' -'
Here they go at new special price. ' __
Heavy drill, white brown black or hickory stripe}:
All sizes in the lot—~— 95C
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Main firmr, t'vnr
. ' Men’s right
Spring shoes.
Rights.» because they combine the style that met!
like with the comfort that men appreciate. .
$9Dark Cordo calf of English type with plain t
Russia calf of English style with Neolin soles—$3
Dark tan English laced model—$7.50 ' »
. Handsome black calfskin with leathci idle outlay,
heel—$9 . ' ,
Black calfskin with a Neoliu sole and rum
heel-$8 »
' chlted sole laced shoe of stout black calfsk
‘ Main floor. rear.
Some special
Stationery-35c.
A new attractive lot of stationcryhasjmt'
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Mulsiticdcoconoil—L—tfio, oswanmm for
rivctF-fnud ,is of. . , ,.§ai salve * 1‘?“ ”3°?“
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