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See that
GRIN
——it’s the “D’Orsay” grin that
never comes off as long as a fellow
wears a D'Orsay suit—and the suit
wears so long. and keeps its grin-
producing style. that the wearer
terms the habit. of being good
natured. Thestyle is built in by
taiiors who Dut nride' into their
work from coat collar to otrouser
will-r. This is but one of many
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styles we’ve ready to show You. ‘
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Society Brand
CLOTHES
Run in here an look them over—any time you ha\e an hour to snare. and 116: II
we that is a most profitable hour to you by making your clothes money go
tarthest in buying good looks and long wear.
- $25.60 to $45.00 for flood Suits and Overcoats m
JOSEPH DAVIS
"STYLE HEADQUARTERS”—Wbere Society Brand Clothes are sold.
85 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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Fiwrv'm Entrances on Main SL. Fairfield H _ .1 ' .. .
”‘03:.- a. 1m. Store open ’til 6; Saturdays “’11 Will
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OUND: --A Wonderful lot of.
dresses to sell at $21.50
In the hands of a maker, dozens of handsomo'
dresses. That maker, eager to clear them away and!
get at other work. So eager, in fact, that he was very.
glad to cut his price. And he did cut it — cut it 501
eep we bought instantly! Uncle Sam 3 Expressi ‘
rushed them here. Eager lingers quickly unwrapped
them. And then —- what enthusiasm as the store;
folks made close inspection!
“These are the prettiest dresses l’ve ,’
'. seen all season!” .«
“Isn’t this satin with the eyelet em- ,
broidery lovely!” 1 6
“Just feel how fine this serge is.
Isn’t it a splendid shade of blue!” 1'
“How much are you going to sell
these for? What $21.50! My, they
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ought to go in no time!” } '
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Washington Market
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For Today and Saturday
0111‘ Market will be closed Saturdaygmitil
5 o’clock. Open Saturday ereningluntil
9 o’clock, with our large assortment;as
usual.
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« 1.: «211 71li<<is5imii 11191. 1: SPECIALS
16;“ “Ngwg Smoked Shoulders 231: lb
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Sirloin Steak ‘ 300 1b
x.I‘.';.f.1‘:2‘i2‘,'...222.???“ Round Steak 3th lb
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11.1- ruffminzr' from 1111111119» 1“ “3" 7‘15 l am Ops ' ~30 lb
t‘gtlizCfl] last night in 11 llllllf‘l‘ ’;
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“mobile accident.
Shoulder of Lamb 18c lb
Shoulder Pot Roast 181: lb
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meetings 11:11] in 1hr Courts in at :63
‘bl'lptll‘i: to prevent the oration of. ‘
in. n; :2; 931121. conn min: 111157111‘ond: 1, B f BEEP 0
.4 11.1.1 mamas and 11111111., my; 123 Chopped ee ............................ -0c lb.
._ than ”11.1. 0, dollar. to if; 1119-19 M Porterhouse Steak ........................ 2’2c lb.
’ " ' 13 Shoulder Steak ............. 18c lb
.13.. and l'mbrellas, O'Briens. "i Fresh Plate ............................... 151: lb.
p _, lQ Bread and Butter ...................... 9. . 30c lb.
l: ’.ll‘lllIl.’—’ 111 his 110m“ 13-" “‘5’!ij Boned Rump ..... . . . . . . . . . . .' ............. '86 ll).
0mm- of 22 Names 51199.1») Prime Rib Roast .................. 28c and 30c lb.
Rib Roast. boned and rolled ...............
' ml That his wife was gone leayin" ,‘
‘1‘11 and 11111 rhildren He reported Rump CornedB BQBf ................ 24C and 26C lb.
' 3...; 1- _ 1ion to me polio; t1r‘ Plate CornedB 88f ; .................... ‘. . . .150 lb
"."311 (1 mle lave had frequent NAATIVE ‘ EAL
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9 Cutlets ................................... 10c lb.
Q Rump Roast . . . . ...................... 26c lb.
15 v viri‘ ililes, tht police say. '
9 PORK SPECIALS
Fresh Hams .................. 35c lb.
9 Fresh Shoulders ........... , ................ 32c lb.
’1.‘.">‘ store Will be Open TO
\1' 1;: '1 p. m.
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1‘nc.h president of the V1” 9 S. & B. Link Sausage ...................... 38c lb.
-~ 1111111 Association 9191911 h": Home-made Sausage ...................... 34c lb.
5 : that he wished to make pub' \ SPRING LANIB
=19- act that he had ”caved 7““ 104 4 or 5 lb. Leg Lamb ........................ 34c lb.
no wan's check for $1 000 dated ’ Shoulder Lamb ................ « ............ 18ch
.191... intimwons nave 1mg Rib Lamb Chops ........................ .251: lb.
:9 '.~ certain quarters that the», Stew Lamb ................................ 16c lb
avr' had not sent the check. Mr.
‘l‘i‘. ‘ feels in justice to the mayor
and the Hospital, its receipt shomldlv
rte publté, ‘
, l Ofen 5 o’kcloc Saturday evening. Closed‘at ‘9.
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lt l5 a remarkable lot oi dresses, a wonderlul.
Serge and satin and velveteen and crepe de
chine. 1.
3 Navy and hupe‘and brown and black —- the
liked and him hues for Autumn and Winter
semce. -' 2mumsa£tw- ., 1 -
“a“: Embroidered and braided and otherwise taste<
fully and richly trimmed. 1
3;“: Including all sizes up to 46; distinctive in model
and yaried too; fine in finish. . 9 . , , .
Were is no dressin the gatlier onower value than $29.50. From 1 1
EM usu alprlces would range gto $37 . - 7, A
l'zlllntliogroupreadyfildayal '- " " " " " " " $21. 50
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lsomli l111";1111.1:~ 1‘1 111 U111 thronr. nized. and he was fervently cheered. city 1111' ‘burial in St. Mary‘s 111-1211‘11-1‘1‘ V’ll'l‘M‘hlo‘gln 1.1111 Jul,“ .111 1,1 1 11“.-
.‘(am 22:1 1121 mdm H11; 1-15al incognito" He re-mriuul an especially enthusiastic immodia‘lvlv after the arrival of 111-29“): “'m " 11‘A11l1111‘ 1”“ i" Mu'wlpr'
.1r Ralph 5111-1101 1' Par»! l1;.u ~ 11m
’ . ‘ pus: oi Minister to lhnnimk 111 sake
Mrs, O‘Neil was a. m1t1v1‘ of 51"“ 1hra111lmssa1l1n'5hip to llm/il
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1d 5111“,. 1,:- \ .11 i«-_11-1111.11 \laish.1ll..v:11s waving their classes. , .
I. and br11_ dml th1 yacht Nonla in the Queen Elizabeth's "incognito" :1;de Walk and 1325996 her Hll‘l‘llm'l WE,“ . _- §7_7
l}]l]d~‘(ln riyp- to lilak(’_llltll' “formal" by 9 heavy white veil. proved more of. She was the daughter of the law Vt 11
., -enu-y1nto \1v~"901k. {tr-the Accompanied by the Baron liam \Vallace who conducted a shoe Today In Wall Sll‘fll
: Driyingl pull} ’1‘ 3"”"1’171'9 {211m .ess (lr (a‘mman Cbimav. her lady -1n— making shop here for many “.m-g
"the “ aldorf- Astoria- v hm" lht‘)’ 4111111 . .111112 and the Baroness de Cartier
Hlthe night to 1111‘ foot of \" est 374th de Maichienne. mile of the Belgian . . ,
.1511eet the row i sisitoix‘ wr-re rot eix- Ambassador to [hp l‘nited States. the two sisters. Mrs. John \R ard of New Shfll‘l5 ol‘ ‘1”)
led b1 ltodma \.1n1mn er chairman Queen visited several Fifth avenue de- York city. and Mrs. Ka-heitnv Hold-
3:"; of Mayor Hylan‘ s committee on iecep- parimem stores and made small nor» on of (‘1-111111 NH,“
She is 5111-1111211 by on‘ dwelt"? .1111! \‘AH. 1:1'111'11‘1‘ 111 ‘11 ». 111 ~
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were freely offered at the 1111mm. 1'?
“on ‘0 distinguishrd .211; 51'5. commit- chug-s {10m salesuomen who failed to * w,._..'_.--_ "“1"?“ “ IS‘I‘N'! l':x“h3"'5“’ Mfl‘k't. ”l"
196 members and (“Y 05 C 31“- "1ralize the rank of their quxet custom s11 ling wmg attributed to .12; same
Q The Noma immediaigytc‘ahs; gift and er.I h h Q i h h HE‘AD OF STATE ““0” which brought “hm" .‘1 “mu
' started on a cruise a u ar r n 1 e evening t e ueen w 1 er 9. T da i r: , .9 . 11-
:1 prior 10 the ‘ofi'ic/Al' landing at the ledggnwaiting and the Baronesp d9 sANITORILM DIES ‘ ‘ r vrzular """“""““'- ‘ "" h '
Battery at 11: :7. 0:. 00k. (‘aitier de Mart-litmus \isited a caba- 3““ was again the weak [1 aim-1, los-
:tl 'Ihi- program "filled for the arrhal 2et accompanied hr Baron de Cara. MERIDEN. 00L :1 9hr. Jam“ ll. lug six points. Declines in 11111111"!-
.cf the pally at City Hall at 12: 15 man Chimai. King Albert sprnt the trinnan. superintendent of life Merid- sues ranged from 1 to 2 points. iills.
Q ohclock for a formal welcome to the (9121 nine chatting with friends .1911 511111» Tuberculosis Sanalonum, motors, tobaccos and blllppinzs yipm-
State and City or New York by Govefi-L known as “Undr mm". died M ma
it tnor Smith and Mayor Hylan, and the
. b t tod fro pneuln A ing as milcb. The few li‘ah‘ar-tirmn
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conferring upon the King of honorary With the coming of cooler Viv-arbor which iollowed typhoid fever. Dr. in rail! were at moderate ronfllnnn.
cxtlxeglsh 0’ “m at" everybody feels the need of a bit Dinnan was taken m five weeks m Recoveries in such leaders or U. S.
l :efia “gm; Wiggezo:un ”£33; thicker underwear. Th. line of me- at Crescent Beach. where he had been Stool, equipments and 'Mtexionn Petro-
lnx the construction or the 1m resulted in ‘ eneral n" b.
At 3: 30 0'11le the King diam 3315111 “WM” for men‘eupervis a y
W04 ‘ ne Children's Sulfide Senatoritlm.
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