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ing of 600 shores of conno- M.
3 par value 5100 The company will con-.
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‘ An amendment to a oeruleote of in '
3 W before organisation was,
3 3 filed by the American Clothe Shop”
3.‘ {W The units! stock or,
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,4?” stock at par vol-e or 3300
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firewalls of incorporation or the New
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3 the capitol muck 330000 instead of
335,009.
Afieflificnte ol‘ organization was
tied" by the Connecticut insurance
, m, Incorporated. of New linen.
3‘? The mum at $1.000. consisting
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Linu- um «um stock or ”moo. the
Emilio to begin business with 11111
’M'mld in of which $5,000 was
pH in In cash and $25,000 in prop-
qty m than cash. The ofllcers
‘ atom Frank H. m; nec-
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mum vuueox 0100,
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3' 36 inches, or and 70 etc.
3 3 m 32 inches wide,
50, es and as eta. o you.
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3“..th round thread w my am in
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Welt. edge. 4 ' _" 3
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Millinery, the
smart styles
K which are in 1
Present demand 1..
wear until warmer
weather. «fl
' ‘ m ' ~ This is Opening Week .. .
We since—as waxaps MillmyandDresses
Concert bythe WHarp OrchestmEver'y Afternoon
.
White Goods
for akirts and drew §
racy. m.g1bardine. and .pique "-
waves, my plaid and striped effects, 33 inches "
wide.
66, 79. 85 cta., $1.00, $1.25-ond 81.85 0 M
M Vault “fin, a cotton fabric which
looks fiesatin and hunders 1.111217 rm £61
beautiful finish. 32 inches wide, “a ”til.
‘I. mmwh ”lemma .~
3L... .... - _ . W“ "_°°"-1 .3le Tailored Suits
. . ~ . > _ Minus-1411mm are replicas of ad-
‘ vim“ styles. Thae are in cutaway or
The Gathbbons . Mtefieflswithfanlflessuflodngmwiof
The display case is filled with accessories hm’nlmndhuttons, and perhops on W
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-- nodofromntbbons . : - 31...; . . m. .
Large “ehoux” of pale pink or tbluo satin 2 e “.6 m Serge arrange:
for baby carnage robes, shoulder kuoinot narrow. navy, taupe: gray Md tan. "
ribbon for children's dresses. . 1‘» Irish Dent hoods. the silkie‘st wool imngi-
Wide Satin in pastel shades, cream, rose, noble l8 1n gray, ton and Belgian blue :‘ ,_
pale pink and pale blue, maize or green for _ 1- !mu'” 8m" in satisfactory baa" I M, -
whee. , , ’
Bags of nowl construaiou all 11de and Handkerchiefs for Easter Gifts
““13 w ”my mm W W of ef~
Ribbons embroidered in metallic threads. fectl've patterns, corner work, borders and edges.
elects 111 old gold, henna, peacock blues and Colored am a rcgnlnr flower 804310!
green... them which are intended to combine with sum
Vests made from in ache and Puisley ribbons mer lroeks of gingham 01 voile.
ready m WW “Jan” Will: of colored crepe, and
W Bell Ribbons in variety. I ' these will be adapted for many uses by the artis-
F'i-V- -~4--- "‘3" "°°’ tic woman. .-.- ._ , a.
F The Bolero of bold- ‘
ed lace 3 which rop-
in block not
thickly encrusted."
with colored bonds in -
green, peacock, old
803d. jet and Persian
effects is one of the
{unique accessories in .
dress trimmings.
These beautiful bole—
ros can be worn over
almost any crepe,
silk or satin frock.
Trimming Section. _,
' Little Hats for Little Folks , . Fm Little Ladies 3
- - 4’?" 'A collection of party and dancing frmlrs for
Quaint Poke: of nulan or other fine straws. ghls .mm am to eighteen
M. “‘4. to: h AI.
Mushroom in black, , 1d b '
’r ttv d , tt' h gully 0 Inf” all very_ . 7 These are of Georgette, Fancy Voile; Me-
I e dill? coque ‘8 as we 1 _as practical. tas, Orgamlies and‘Lacc Nets, tucked, rufiled md
and Storm mth a puded crown, flounocd, though some hang in demure etc-night
\ ostraw burn, a garland of French poses. ‘ j folds like .8 Greenaway goon.
Bonnets of delightful styles for the littlest i Rosettes and ends of ribbon, a silk rose 01' a
ones. ’ posy are the simple ornamentation.
:3, Chlldrens'Shop. second floor. 3.; ,3 In the Junior We
E‘s; swam next the flue Room.
The Little Fur Scarf . , ‘ ' -
,.. little Scarves for the throat are verv popu- “ All 3-4980 TQHE and“
lat to weal with the first spring suits.- There 18 " All linen, size 2 yards Ignore, three ottuc— '
a new line of these oneaakin scarves in link. in“. M M.
Russian Sable and KM... “:17 um fly: m for 1“
The Cape
9f all garments the Cape has perwnalit; . '
its own. It token to itself sudden whims in U”-
m it wraps about or falls amund its wean 1.
Ito ”36 shown this Week are 11111151111121
handsome and several of them are sample {:m-
m designed and made up by famous min.
in New York.
' »A Cape Wnp of velvety duvctyu i1. -
mahogany is lined with pussy willow iafi‘a. .3
misled pottern of cream color, black and v .1-
m of a Jew character. An 99.3 4.1:
bender-1e garment.
A Cope of Improo duvetyn has deep 1.
embroidered bond in self color with coinspt
nets ofnnvy blue silk bengnline. The deep m.
hr of this cape may be turned into a hood if d»
dred.
I“ cape of ”click Blue nun “~an
much Mn embroidery done in cobweb pal—
tenn. This has deep blouse style and gathm
narrow at the bottom.
OrM- ...
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:3 Ammcopeofmmothis
3' in dull Belgian blue with lining of soft tofictn 1'11
gorgeous Batik design.
Oops. of horny Serge, iricoletic of poplin in
block, taupe, mode and ten are in many styles
and will be used generally for street and motor
wear.
i .n... The nomad flour.
At the Lalce'Sectim
'E'lyoifl’li'll
Neils end Orpndie Bouncing: of rare beauty
formerdresses
For the frilly dress there are dress flounc
ings of lovely sheer texture with deep scallops
outlined with cutwork or rows of Point V cuisc
Bose medallions 111 fine needlework are set at in-
tor-vols.
Tucked and Rufiled Nets, very plain hm
exquisitely fine and dainty for girls’ din-sum.
gndnotim‘or dancing parties.
W“ of fine quality for children}
dream. aprons. camisoles and underwear.
Hum floor. comm.
A new line of Chi-
nese Embroideriu,
long strips, squares
1nd round medallions
are for such “Sc as
the artistic woman
may desire. All of
the reds, blues and
gold efiects of the
Orient oppear in l
' these fine specimens 3
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of needle work“ 3
In...“ .._. Iain floor. ‘-
Suits for Little Boys
_. “min Twist" and “David Copperfield” m
renowned manor-y have contributed the liltttli‘l‘
for these quam’ t little suits.
Dimity waists of fine quality have‘an. u 113
to them little trousers of plain colored chamln: H
in old blue, yellow or white.
Suits in both models are in poplin nml
.white linen.
- Therein; much originality $110“ 11 in the hand
work, in little smocked pockets, buttoned belt~
and straps.
Mint-of white- dock or pique are
~ we» and have on