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ifCih'LtIew—s‘
-I!lllllllr.5l()ll ut‘ colonel for (‘hristian
(gun-n of l'anbury, who has been an!
‘ouinted superintendent of the Sole]
rZI'Tr' Home at ‘Noroton. (‘olonel Quien I
.\ hi; mass meeting 0! all the jitney— l
”on in llridgvport, some 680, will he'-
f’ir'ill ntakl. .‘lnllduy night.
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lluv vmar Easter llat at O'Brien 5 ;
quurgn- ”mun-1‘. a well klanll Bell]-
hdlhr, has .wt-nrml a position ati
2:z.~ 2m ot' (‘rnt‘ut (iv Knapp, in thisi
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Hurtfurd (let-lined the. appointment. ‘
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ACOnll'ort is one of the necossitiosl
pi life. Don't be without, it next win-
'er. “out your home with Burnhnm
Boiler (105v Comfort llt‘at. Tlu- heat'
.Vrnm um boiler that's madl- in \Vost‘l‘
hester t‘onnty. Send for “\Vhich andl
\‘hy” booklet. Lord .9; P-urnham (‘o..i
irvixmtuu. N. Y. .
l’. S ll.tl“lltt\’t’, of Norwallt will;
gunk on "'l‘ho ”mine" at. the sucomtl
‘llnudl “min-route of tro Olrl-vr lung
: l“.~fit'n-ld (‘ounty to be held in Fair- l
u'lll, April llth and l‘lth. 'l‘ho con-3
2A in nu‘ i~ ln-ld under the auspice-s mg
”no Fulrtield County Sunday School;
Association and the ‘Fairtield County
ommittee of the Young Men's (‘hris-I '
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Single toum.‘ at Raymond lllos.
llvhvarsal of (hi- guard U am of rhu-
Ahou‘. :hir.y mvmht-rs ot' Fungus-l
.~ tt Trilw, lulprovml (lull-r m" if”!
‘Jrn. of thi« ritV, wont to South Nor—
“all; last t-ro'ning when! tht-y wit-
nz-ss-wl the work of lllt- degrvo twnm
at \Vinona Council of l’ovahontxefi
The degree was conferred upon :1
forge class of candidates. VUllUV'CllnL:
~.ho: conferring of the degro-u n 5-)-
cial session was enjoyed and lint-
Danbury men Were really «mo-r-
ained by their South Norwnlk mum-I
hI-rs; ~l):mhury News. 1
——D0nble teams at Raymond ll we
Don't blame the plumlwrs an'l ly - ‘ .
11;: men. because they can‘t .L'v-i " '
‘ ..oiler or fittings to oomph h- u .r'
heating.
They can‘t overcome freight .34....
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Has it occurred to you. that i'i¥‘-‘
‘mwn at lrvington is a boiler and heat-
n: supply maker, who delivers by an i
‘ trunk? Perhaps they can help you
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"hone Irvington 1354. .
\ rt-nresentative will l'ull at yonri
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Your Success
in considerable measure will
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the right banln'ng connections. ,
Get in touch with us, and open l
a Savings Account at once. ‘
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ALI. MONEY DEPOSITED
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1011!. WILL DRAW mm-
nsr rnox APRIL 1912
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, A smlllng Store Easter attire.
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l f ». , u‘ l " inmn, shoes that have air of correct style combined:
. -1 . / ‘x v . 'with’iinc lcathcr andcarcssing comfort! 7:}?
~ ' . - \ 2 Howland shoes have these three qualities in
- _ marked degree. Ono’s foot does not shrink as they.
1 ,I , . . , . . .1 are slipped on—l—Tor they are made expertly and to}.
(j , , . \ a. . fit snugly but smoothly and without tiring the £003..
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. New Spring styles are especially trim and pretty; '
" 1".":-‘- - - ,. ‘_ 2%" Whether choice is gleaming flexible patent leathery-i"
‘ 5‘1: :39 ‘53; o". 5}?» - "‘ _ or rich brown calfskin, or fine black kid or calfsking—fi
O“ ' z 0“; thcrc is opportunity to make that choice from a:
great many different now low-cut dosigus. .\ . 3. ..
' It is your right to expect complete Easter readiness of the store ~
Patent leather oxfonls. turn sole, Poirot r-oltskiu pumpiln won‘t. ..
French hoel.—~$6.50 and $7 or turn sol». wry h:1ndson1e,-—'C ‘
HOW. YOU Shall 1101: be CllSElppOlllth. glack anode oxfords. turn sole. t Blufk Ilud’oxfgxdfi, 1‘08W or “Willa
_. ary 100,—» 5.5 to _
There are two weeks to Easter. Experlellce has taught 370‘] that tull‘flagglokidafigh oxfords will! light hcl'It-‘ltglI-I’IIIgdlf oxfords with I";
Mahogany calfskln oxfords— Gunmvtal cutouts with llaum'Ix..
when choice of Easter apparel is made early, there is never disappoint- mo W... New
Tan calfskin pumps with weltcd l-‘inc black Russia calf oxford"
sole—$6.30 s10 ’ .3 .
ment. That choice is made from finest gathering. It is made with Dark Coraocau vumDS- “wed. m ........—..uo.mm.u.
sole.- 87 . . ..V ,
Colonial pumps of mahogany _;".;’°d 1”“ -hccl tan cal! oxford.
time for judgment and thought. It cannot be other than best choice. ugggmmgum of “mm “.de m mm 0, mg.
calf—85.50 tan calfskin—.3150
So the store makes its Easter collection of dresses and dolmans, “3:23; ca"°"“"°""‘“m“iw “34:13:33“; ..‘.’.f{"£‘;" °‘ N
Calfskin (‘olcnial pumps. mill— Splendid oxford: of‘m‘flfl
of coats and of capes, of hats and of blouses,---its complete assembly of "3133mm" mm m... or ringers: :ilf.¥‘i££°.m»h
tnrn solo. li‘rnm'h and military S'NH‘N mm" your own tact t. *-
worthy apparel it makes ready early. "ef‘f'f‘ “' "‘5“ m... Mfgf‘figfiff "““"“"‘" "'“' ”:3...
Each day now is yours to Improve and to benefit by. We are ~
cheerfully ready with our best service-"as well as worthy clothes you‘ GOOd COlumbia: .. .
will thoroughly cnioy having in your personal service. .. Grafonola___$90 .
I'l‘his Columbia is a tasteful attractive fulluc .
not instrument which will fit well into the furnishing."
Everyth ing’s plan of most any home. -
It. plays with a clear st rung resonant tone; givei? \
the waist-line a pleasing Volume; is unlimited in range. .,. ‘
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Merit marks
Miro-Dena wares.
For many a toilet use. Miro-Donn propurntions
are ng'l'vcublc and pleasing and wort llI\’. I
Their odors are distinctive. 'l‘hoir quality lino].
Favorite songs and marches and owhcstra soled-4
M41” “‘11” wants in lllfll't'll il1 tious romo with equal dolig'ht from its wondroua‘i .
theft-out rank of tho l“ashi«mlt1n-mu. . »
pal-ado is choosing the \Vaist-
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Finislu-d in mahogany vqnippcd with a new 311*?
Thev appeal to olw’s love of imlividualism. . “1‘." WWW" . . . .101”.ni.. ‘1‘,” ”.290 .
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Perfumes, With strong”: but snbtlo hummus—a 1? L -‘ a" “I “Ill-‘- 1‘ lb :1 _ . . . I I” . I I . . I .: I
750 to $2 '75 oz . f4” “1 t"Pit/“"153 l .\l‘.\\ l l(. IOR llluLOBDh arc o1 wide ranges
N0 argument about its and full of ability to give plousurc. Liston. chooser-
style. lt sure does sot off a and thou not a ll‘owlnnd Scaled Record which but *3:
mall’s liu‘lll'f‘. (iiW‘S llllll an llt'l't‘l'lll‘t'll played. ()nly regular charge for it. 1
air of smurtncss. ls a happy . l-‘ourth floor. N, ‘
combination of military smart
(-iIfm-tuoss with civilian dress.
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But it is not an iron-bnnud TWO SpBClal -'
lmrd-nnd-l'ast fashion I. No
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”hind; .111: ‘ :lllflil'i‘bly-lntll'kcd boxes Of Statlone o
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il‘lflfk . 1.1.1.1 221119;: {31 dill); lnrrod lmvn, a no“ attract“ c tasteful statloml‘fii
«filo: mid donblo n ' 0.. |m white or ploasmg blue tint.
It appears in many fabrics .\ quire in a box-5pocial price
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i.‘()1‘2l(‘(]l’lalltlil l’ll'b fall-2;} 't 1‘11?!“ l\loarflax Old Salem lawn stationery, pure 1)”
“”‘ ‘ L ’ 1n" n X mg \vlnto, good 5120 and shape. Box of a qlfim
tnrcs. -
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lxmttcd fabrics. very light 1 mm floor, rear.
and very cosy. are a favorite
for topcoats. They are truly
warmth-without~wcight af-gDouble-border mad
fairs. Men used to look at ’cm
i i with doubt. Now they are . 2 0
=-....._;. 4.1"»; ..-_. eager to slip into ’01!!! curtalnS---$ '5
l’orl'umr‘s in :llll’:l('ll\'t‘ (-outnimr.~= 37% to $3.5
Toilct wutcrs. half a down l't‘ld't‘rlllll'j odors,—‘
$1 in $3.31) _ I - l
San-lad of pervading and «lvlightl'u! lu‘l'llllllt‘,——§
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' a real man’s story! ;
Remember. the FuMam-hu sfnl‘lt‘s that fairly
made you shiver? _ , .
“ore is a new Volumc by their nutlior:-—'l‘alos of;
Secret: l‘lgypt by Sax Rolnuur! $1.50
And definitely different—A Man Four-Square
by “'illiam Mac-Lem] Raine. The a‘dtientnrds of an
Arizona “bad” man who yet stands four-square and
avenges his sister. $1.50 . ' .
Miss Maitland, Private Secretary—1w Geraldine:
Banter. A puzzling clever detective story; Iwitlfi
Molly Morgenthau figuring in it in her own immutable
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way. ' $1.50 , \ . . . lam-“(‘1' hats "(id greeting nowI—and will ”0‘1 With Handsome new imported madras curtains.
The Sagebrusher—Emerson Hough. Hearts tlulllilP charm on laaster Sunday itself! efimfim pretty double border. .' I
Afl . th t ' onial weekl which, through Finest are the Stetsons in the new Spring colors ,, . . - ,
iiroageiltizuglft 1:3 'rlnflrom oleéelaz’id to the home of at $5 to $8 . , " , 1““ ‘F‘a'l‘l’v tasteful (19318“, fine quality.
a sa hmsher in ontana—and then tangled her up Sunppy fine-value Howl . .- . hats, soft models in ._ (um white; satisfactory for In. a
in“ al sortsofndventnre‘ 3! $1.50 ' ' every liked color of-SP ,° . .- [Ba 3 ._ - - P ._ , _ I . _ II _ I. II I ,
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