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NEW BELT
NEW SUIT
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BRITAIN MAN WOUNDED
“7X. Flay 28-Today’s over-
umy list contains the follow-
‘TIY A Sen ..
‘1“:‘35‘ E Entrances on. Mt, Pairfietd, Ave, Cannon St. “2135
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In alI'things, the store is at your command for the needs and the enjoyments of Memo-
rial Day—but innothing to. your greater content than its gathering of white and other season-
able wearing appareh Lovely white dresses, especially for young women and for the little girls
to whom it 'is so becoming. Handsome» white shoes, high and low, comfortable as well as
graceful. Smart and tasteful and attraction:full white hats for. young women of every ago.
'And all the needed accompaniment of gloves and stockings and pretty undergarments—just a
' "’1'11: J. O'Neill, New m '
whole storeful of
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. handsome
. the Whlte shoes
' ‘ What a beauty and grace and
trimness is theirs!
How cool and delightful they
look.
And 'tis a fact, we will all agree,
that they have a special comfort and
case.
How in tune with the lovely and delighting white
(rocks, and the trim sports skirts, and the bright sweaterslt
And what a fine gathering of them is ready here! .
Linen one-strap pumps-«S7
Linen pumps, regulation model,—-—SS S6 S7
Low-heel canvas pumps---SS
Buckskin pumps—$6.50 and $7,
Linen (“lords—$6 and S7
Canvas oxt‘ords, Neolin sole-«SS
Buckskin oxt’ords, notably fine-”$8
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Rich beautiful
silk hosiery - $2.25
One of the most-lustrous and|
beautiful silk stockings of today! 6
Even firm weave and of excel-§
lent weight, pure silk from top to toe,‘
nice deep hem, double heel and sole.
—-Either white or black-«52.25
Good brilliant fiber silk stock-
ings, white or b1ack,---and quite silky
do they look-«75c
Girls’ fine rib stockings of ex--
cellent cotton, white or black or cor-
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dovan,--—Soc
For babies-«cute socks of white with tops of pretty
' colored p;ttterns---25c to SOC.
Left aisle, I on r.
Something that’s
.5 Nubuck oxfords---$6
i l inert boots-«$8 ' ~| .., It! 25‘ o
.. 3" a ' _ ‘ ' . .: y - .1 n .v — p f 1. A‘ . ~ .’ K
Reignskin boots-«S7 .. , WOTth readlng
Canvas boots—455 and $6
Buckskin bootS---S9 .
Such a collection as one likes to make choice
Not only books to read, but
books worth reading.
If they tell of adventure, it
is unusual adventure.
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from; it
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assures exact sort desired.
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Get into
the Game!
these are the days to get'
if they tell of actual facts}
those facts are told in very inter-l
esting fashion.
Could there be anything more human and stirringi
than the deeds of the Salvation Army in France? ,
Here is the story of what those womierful men andI
women did :—
The War Romance of the Salvation Army
by Commander Evangeline Booth and Grace L Hill
d swimming and cycling $1.50
And from the pen of Ian Hay who gave us the First
prettythings combined with the-Howland spirit of helpful cheerful service.
Ebinatibn with organdy and filet; with c:
tcollars,---$2.50 to $5
stitched or tucked or beautified by
to $3
dered or trimmed with \'al or trim. laces. some with handv
‘ tips-«Soc
Colorful beans
for dress
To the new white attire of Memorial
Day and to the suit which has alrcady been
givmg service, these pretty new vestees and
such Will bring their glow of color and their.
touch of beauty.
Frankly, they almost transform the apo'
parel with which they are worn.
Fluffy and beautiful urtfttntly vestees
in dainty hues and of pure white. tucked pf,
ruti‘icd or trimmed with lace—us: to $2.40
Net and Val lace vesrees, Some in com-
ihcr roll or pleated
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Collar and cufi‘ sets of crisp org'mdy either hem-
iFuic bttttousrnfiljo
Collars in white and dciicious colors, nrgandy, embroi-
some pleating---Soc to $2.50
(‘enter aisle. from. ,
Silken gloves
for service
In tune with the fresh and cheerful white dress, game's
of snow-white silk. '
How cool and light and cmnfm'tabic. Iiow beautiful
'11. their luster. What correct completeness they bring?
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Especially—fine —qualit_v, with doul‘lc fingertips, ems" .
broidered upon back with 4 rows of stitching-$1.15 ’g‘ .;
Nice weight, excellent fit, double finger-tips-JSS: if ”
blc thigh
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For children---similar gloves, also with do}
lbl ,
t‘tntu‘ :1.
Delightful new
knit underwear
Hundred Thousand and other war books, who has told
Bridgeport people face to face many things of interest
The Last Million
being the story of the coming of the Yankee boys $31.50
These stories of ditierent and difl‘ering types:--—
All the Brothers Were Valiant—-a story of the tropics
and pearling and piraCy-nby Ben Ames Williams $1.50
\Vhen the World Shook-—-by Rider Haggard. Trult
the account of the Great Adventure $1.60
The Undying Fire-4H G Wells. Almost a modern
version of that wonderful Book of Job from the Old Testa-
ment But through all adversity and pain, the central figure
clings to the Undying Fire—and is rewarded in the end!
If it's golf; Ready.
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i Same thing as to canoeing an
l't game that :1 lot of fun may be got front.
Croquet sets-«$1.50 to $1050
Golf clubs
Some Lion bicycles of a special model, equipped with
plenty.
$1.50
f - \Vhatever _\HLt most enjoy,
into the game. '
if it’s base ball; Ready.
If it’s tennis; Ready. \
l'u-thc Howland store is ready. . .
l Yes: ready for folks who enjoy croquet too-«and it is
Golf balls of all the best sorts-«60c to S1
Tennis balls, Wright 8L Ditscm,---55c
Incidentally, and of mighty interest :--
-Tonnis rackets
Base ball stuff ,
all at special price!
' ter-brake are $35.
Federal tires and Morrow coas . , ,
And for the fun of picture taking, lxodaks and films a-
‘ 'When the picture is snapped, we’ll do the rest-—-and do
iit well and promptly a
t small charge.
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’ THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS C0.
Can you imagine the comfort and the beauty andthc
,appeal of a union suit with top of silk and body of knitted A
fabric?
1 That combination is ready-"and we've alieady h“.
t:enthusiastic reports upon its goodness from women who‘vg
'tried it. ’
Charming in pink, beautiful in white.
According to size—$1.50 or $1.75
Three-piece union suits, so-called, of light and 5.
lisle, fit very smoothly and comfortably-«according to size,
’st and $1.25 ,.;
Summer vests and bodices with no straps, light 11*
and as cool as a welcome breeze,--50c a
Light fine vests of cotton, soft of fabric and light"
weight—37 1-2c.
14ft aisle. roar.
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he kidmp- was not her child.
read 0‘ t The ”nuke“ “'9'“ on '0 WGMDOI't arrive and will be on sale F114! and
‘0 “now “now" cme' Saturday. About 13 o'clock noon on
avenue, who had
ping, and told of the baby boy that
COM. ENRIGHT
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N Y. POLICE HEAD, had been found on the pore Hal 1 oad of 2 l ho JD
' — deuce It 33... West It _ Saturday a 1 5 pg: a at
'I'OWN YESTERDAY hemp "5* morning of my MORE CW9“ ARR'VE , m arrive.
IN - street. early on ‘32“. Tho Smith. IN NORW meeeks old w
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gull'flbyflfl: streecylp $003 $§§rfl$ ..‘ Honday afternoon a load 0! lifigflflt' ,
as M W'“ ”m ‘9” a.» :- me“ "if "at " ’
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DISESA MAY LOSE LICENSE. tsrnucx av AUTO
~ . WHILE
P. A. Harper of Elm state“;
was driving along V
‘ Judge John J. Walsh, sitting in the!
“Court of Common Pleas in Bridgepom'm
jyesterday, denied a certificate to Joinmfl around 713° “5‘ 0 .
, ”pk m proprietor of the “nu-‘1' he struck Phillip. the m_
factor. which would cubic um ton-laud Mm PM"!!! m
an: banquet- m_ M. ' mutton-t. new“
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