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WITH THE VARIED GRADES OF CLOTHING FLOODING
' THE MARKET, LOOK FOR THE LABEL AS YOUR GUIDE
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Great lot of ,
Neponset at 69c.
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oil-cloth and linoleum to quite a degree, yet it has some—
thing which neither of them has!
pearance than linoleum. It is very light, yet it is durable.
smoothly. ,
Its back is a tough felt. Upon this base is built 11 ~
the surface in bright or quiet colors and in large or sma
"' is once on the floor.
' service!
And here is a good big lot at a special price!
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patterns are a {Eatfir " i
- of Society Brand :
But the style, ,fit and
or blue. _
Tiled designs in good colors ‘for bathroom.
Conventional and tiled patterns for service in it
Two yards Wide, regular price 89c square
yard, special price per square yard—
Third floor.
‘ — W’hat attracti e
fblue=and=white c
-. Tablecloths from Japan, in clear handso
. of blue upon white.
,7 -- The blue designs make the white w
Splendid white fabric makes the blue designs
Half a dozen difierent patterns are trace
or printed. l
Bluebird and iris and nasturtium, for example.-
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eocxm lasso emu. Ihbel. M cued-
Montreal
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, ’1‘. be easily laundered—and with satisfaction.
I“ {lay}; Sizes from 54 to 72 inches square— $4.50 to $7
“£279.” '
JOSEPH; DAVIS
85 Washington
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Open Until 9 P. M. Saturday Night
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Scarfs in similar patterns and quality,—- $1.25
Napkins in the patterns to match the cloths— 25c
Third floor.
St. So. Norwalk
Neponset is a flooring which has the qualities of both
Neponset is more flexible than oileloth, softer in ap-
.It is waterproof, it hugs the floor tight and lies evenly and
‘1 designs. Frankly, it must be handled carefully—until it
Then it will stand all sorts of hard
Matting patterns for use in bedrooms; green brown
- Yes; colors are firm and lasting. And each cloth is to
‘ Cleaners and new
fittings for home“-
and fine savings!
. - as
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Foreha . ed housekeepers are making ready 10‘
Spring clea . - nd refitting. r I,
task. But it can be made smaller in bug I.
early before days grow too warm. ‘ m "
time-saver and labor-saver.
savers; a big lot of them. Every. P, 1
- ' g the cleaning and of equal help Ina ’
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other savmg—a saving of men-{J ,
ways z—Begin .
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Sad iron sets, regular Slims if“
Tea kettles of copper, nickel.”
regular ”fill—£8.86. 3-
Lndd egg heaters. regular 6 '
Has hot plates. 2 burner. m”.
33.75—43.25. ~ w
Gas ovens, regular $1.764.“ ’ ‘
3-burner gas cookers with 01“ _ 7’
and broiler, regular also—{1'1“ ‘
Moth balls. regular 200—150. i~
Clothes wringers, reversible. 1“! ,‘
ulnr 810—“. ' __
Gray enamelware kettle. W‘ ~
to
cheer mops, regular $1.50 Cereal cookers regular 3 ’
81.85. .
aunties- mops, regular Cruller fryers, regular “Jo—OI...
Fire extinguishers.
lion, regular 82—01.
Tea and coffee pots, fine
with nickel trimming regulu' sue ‘
89—8105.
Kettle—cover holders regular
Io.
Alarm clocks, 9 day niekeld.
ular 354.35.
Indian alarm clocks, regular
$1.05. ’ .
Mincing knives, regular
Table knives, silver pm. X
in;- $4 dozen—$3.
Table knives with metal
regular $1.80 Galen—$1.50.
Heavy special can openers.
lsc—m .
Spotulns, regular 100—4!»
Knives and forks in sets M Id
wood handle. regular 81.7541.“
Kitchen forts of several 01‘
sorts, regular 10c to 250—00 b
Pyrex casseroles in
frame, regular 38—“.
mushy-finished trlys for I...
ins, regular 31.15-41.35. ,
mt
dutie- dusters. regular .
toilet brushes; regular '
' -' -r brushes. bristle, regular 81.26
Scrub brushes. regular zSo—lsc.
Kitchen brooms. regular 650—650.
Carpet sweepers. regular 81.5%—
“.05.
Paper dish cloths. regular Ilia—ac.
Hop—winger pails. resins:- $3.76—
} Brino clamor. res-uln- 100—8 fu-
llo. .
Sponges. remin- 100 and ISc—oo.
20 Rule M Borax. regular 16o
—dOo.
WC‘O-Dh?‘ cleanser. recall:- 500—-
Wnsto paper buckets. mule: “c
—6iio.
Toothplchs, regular m M
spun: W' regular $1.60— K:
Ito. toheu hatehets, regular 250 a
Food ctr-linen. remu- sic—sea —~llo to no. :5
Fourthiloor.
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‘ITIIE IHORSE TO BE KING
thirty Horse Shows
Spring and Summer and 157 Days of
Racing in New York State Alone,
Will Bring Horsefleeh Back to
Place Oceupled Before War.
With more than '30 horse shows
mauled for the spring and summer
Ind the promise of 157 days racing in
N's. York state alone, indications are
that equestrianism and its attendant
filaments will have a let!"
more successtul season than any
AGAIN DU RING SEASON
Scheduled for
and the horses
loss.
and cers has been
slnce‘the
the outbreak ot‘hostilltles in 1914. throughout the
' nun;
«is!» exhibitionaatm several weeks on
“with!!!“ mum
MW! NEW YORK.
Of interest to (very lover of horse-Vinndon for New Orleans, went to net
flesh are the battles being waged by assistance.
the War Department to keep horse rac- 5
ing as one of our national sports.
my officers argue that without racing
or produces the
Cavalry mounts
True. they say, the "sport of
kings" must not the allowed to become
the pastime of jockeys, buokmakers
and track touts must be kept cleanly
efficient and free of the gambling evil.
To this end a committee of Army offi-
supervision
8111991118
‘ N t Rotterdam.
_Nnmm 1.5"”: "M or rm lines
It was a dark night and the car Wasl
speeding homewerd at a. terrible rate.
“What road have you taken. a
James?" cried Mrs. Blithers, as the
Alderman Newton 0- Brainard wwwfii 111153133}: gills. Blith'
the Republican cumin“ and Mien." returned the chsui'f'eur.
youcmnrlns on the boulevard before.”
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of this type of endeav' J. Madden heads the Labor ticket.
‘ eve noti
map: :11;sz All city elective offices are involved in; ‘But I n. r ced all thesethank
'the electiozl- The Republic“! °n‘ protested ms. Blithers.
drosed Town Clerk John A. Glenson.‘ «on.» Wed the chaufleur, “those
Democrat; and the Democrats encore-"ere not M.you.mumg’ Mrs. Blith-
ed Collector Otis B. Hut. Controller‘eng They were just a few people who
Charles H. “Robins and Treasurer wouldn’t get, out of the my,”
Charles H. Slocum, Republicans. ' meg-em lira. Blithers laughed.
est vote cast in any city election in be enrol—Pittsburgh Sun.
recent years will result. All voting is l
by machine. Up to noon the balloting WOULD couzmlé ":13le EXHL!
waslightuthepollsdidnotopenun-
' mum,
appointed to mist in
of horse racing
country. , '
titanm. Atnoontherewue
April 6.—'l‘he coni-
m steamship M
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We Close Every Day at 6 P. H.
NEW SPRING oxroans 4
‘ For Men and Young Men
You can’t always mm by their shoes. But you
midpehoubythouwhowurthsn. »
cum mt aways ._
ELWOOD £9" GLOVER
122 Washington Street 1
Norwalk Chronicler