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Bryn Mam; Suits
. for critical Women.
: Will women who are keen critics accept this s ‘ l
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ED" {invitation to meet the new Bryn Mawr suits of fine woolen
g Jerseys-t"
: l “ 3T ; 93 “ng is going to be one of both leasure and
i ’ k .‘ u
jymr. " m. geese new suits are worth knowmg. Keener
,. “dent and pm owner of the us one s sense of value and appreciation of service, greater
gzgigo stational "LifeggueChBalaeban , Wm be the benefit Of the meeting.
.. . an uperior u ge are A.l- ‘
‘Cmnam indicted after he had him, d grin Mawr jerseys are Slillts planned to meet a double
*1 ,;;;1ete§3veshvesterd7v- M b l The are fine enough in fabric and pleasing enough in
. eeg man a 80 W01] e .
.tlnted alimony oi.’ $400 a montn and: style to welcomed for general service.
25%” :‘dhe’figm 3:” °‘d “a“gh' l I Yet they are simple enough in style and sturdy enough
1, e u go n cat . . , .
The 2:33:33 hwereM marvlged 1111‘ in fabric to meet the exacting demands of the woman who
W e )8. s ' ' ‘ '
m went to work as a? cashier llfef’lr. emoys n.10t9nng 0_r golf or Other ““100! hie'
. Their Jersey 18 o v - : -' and staunch in weight.
It 18 attractive in col ther mixture in any of
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rzns. WEEG'HMAN DIVORC
uZ-iiCAGO, April 8.—Mrs. Bessie
w. m) Weeghnlan will be granted a
a see from Charles Weeghman, pro-
"lvlfll‘ of lunchrooms and former
pelimony of Mrs. Weeghman’s pri-l
man's first lunchroom. Mr.
eghman formerly was a $10 a
nick waiter.
-. _ He now is reputed a
muonalm. several good 111193.,
is HURT m TROLLEY COLLISION. Each suit is tall - which insures last-
April 8.—JSlxteen? i118 shape. Each ,. u n to look well
. BRIDGEPORT, . ‘
3:30;]: 13;: hgrt tin l’l collision M‘id- for long period Of 8 3’, Pure W001
l. an a re ey car a - ' . -'
j» street and Fairfield avenue, this my" 11.01: 01.” W111 ' t the end Of 3 long
turning. Joseph Petrsok. 31 Summer trip it W111 W111 back almost a Jlfiy.
nit—vet, this city, driver of the flinch]
m severely indured. Fifteen passen-l TWO models; ea”
m3 of the jitney were cut and bruls-l
v No 1 has jacket ~
% fiefiub‘iainm’f‘ :3,,§‘;°,?2,‘;3“,;‘_ .‘back, two vents each u .; ed with efiective buttons on
tries is said t? be Berlious. 1gb? fit; each Side, deep fancy pockets, narrow belt. Skirt has two
25.213.323.12“ ““9”“ ° °°“ 1 pockets and is gracefully pleated in back. .—
‘ W No 2 is suit with shorter jacket, more of Norfolk type
and mildly applrzpriate for sports wear. That Jacket
is inback, fourpatdtpocketseachclosingwuh
a buttoned-over flap.
IATERBURY MAN DIES
, . } OF INJURIES
BRIDGEPOICT, April 8.-—Luigi Ab~
‘ of Waterbury who was shot by
rollnan Stowe. Sunday night, died
g St. Vincent's hospital today.
Abricci and Ambrosio Delnaria
.ene fightinnghen the policeman in-
.rwened and Abricci was shot when
” attempted to stab the oiilcer, it is
flanged.
men MAN “been svtpoucs.
BOSTON, April 8.—John Sullivan.
who was shot by Patrolman Nicholas
nlliott in breaking up a South End
. g quarrel, two days ago, died to-
Another man shot by the oificer,
u: the same time. has recovered. Su-
mtendent of Police Crowley an-
mnrnd that investigation showed.
Ian-olman Elliott to have been justic
la! in shooting when Sullivan attack-
‘I him.
mart also has two pockets.
M ofihflfifiawflg‘“? $3 7.50
Splendid proof that it pays to see the Rowland clothes
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A. M. WOOSTER
. ATTORNEY AT LAW
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Stillson-Powell Corp. Savmgs
é. South Norwalk DQPOSited
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in this bank on or before the
tenth of April will draw inter-
estat4percent.fromtheflrlt
of the month.
We are open Monday even-
eadache,
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
Of South Nomlk; '
Have ‘ v
V nerves and a
means more
happiness and
g 198 of them, and we m l;
'1' now ready to rent you ‘ i .
box of any also defined.
from $4ayear upward»,
We are always P133“! ‘ f
to show our We safe,
deposit vault.
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.bilipusness. The majority of women
believe that Beecham’s Pills are the
best- medicine in the world. . They
find that occasional use of this won-
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Everyone must admit that woman’s
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Men’s rich—5-
brown oxfords.
There is a richness about brown, a seasonable appeal,
and" a genuine comfort. Ask the man who wears brown;
he will tell you!
And here are new brown low shoes with smart new
style added to all the other things which recommend
brown M: win friends for it. ,
Dz‘fij‘own Russia calf on English last—$13.50.
Ox fits of dark brown Russia calf with medium toe
——$13.
Dark brown Russia calf with rubber heels, English
last,—$9. ‘
Medium-toe oxfords of dark brown Russia calf, rub-
ber heels,—$9.
Brogue oxfords of dark Russia calf,—$13.50.
Kain floor, rear. ii!
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. Silk gloves
are true beauties.
Eagerly welcomed by women, new gloves of lustrous
silk!
How smoothly they fit ;and how delicious their"‘feel”.
“That beauties they are, whether of white or of quiet gray
or of soft pongee hue!
And how cleverly they have been given new air of con-
trast and charm—here are ' ' bands of white and
of us for example upon the gray and the pongee shpons!
youmakeitapointwseehow goodandhow at-
lfiightthfitml—gth w’hite tw clasp —&
- u on en ure , o s, .
Slipons of eight-buttEn length, gray and pongee,with
bands and with contrasting embroidery upon back,—$2.
Twelve—button either white or pongee,—$2.
Handsome puré w 'te in Iii-button length—$2.25.
Doeskin of special ' for Sp service, soft
and almost like chamois in'efiect. Pure white or chamois
color. With spear-point or broad embroidery— $2.75
§.Tgrv“-“g I
Good fkerchiefs
at little.
Men, for example, think these soft handkerchief: ‘
a border of many satiny stripes, are about right. - -.
they are—for they are of good firm weave, of nice we’
of good appearance.
Several difierent combinations of stripes, even
that look like tiny cords,——and at 15c 25c and 35c! , .
Bright and cute handkerchiefs for children also ail“
They have bears and dogs and little iris with doll ‘
even a hand—organ with a monkey—a these (and others
in colored embroidery upon corner—15c.
Women’s soft mercerised handkerchiefs with atmo- '
tive little pattern embroidered at corner in either white ._
color—15c. 3:-
Any quantity of different attractive corner—embroidm
cred and colored—border and cord—edge kerchiefs fog
women. Designs are small and very nicely done: look al—
most like handwork, in many cases—25c. twmgui
. Center able. roar. I“ c‘ ii 3
M ’ f‘ ‘
en 5 mery . 1A., ,
===and comfort. ‘ --
Silk socksmfllyfineasweflasfinery. " :3
Beautiful in plain colors, striking in stripes and _
broidered designs. -
$1. And about all colors that men think worth we
75.
Pajamas that insure sound sleep and case. On!
they don’t bind or pull. ,
‘ White or colors, or dandy stripes.
Percale and madms and soft lustrous radi
to $4.50.
Balbriggan shirts and drawers, light and ase-
1.
Athletic nainsook underwear, sort without weigfl
which gives man freedom and ease—75c. . . .
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sleeplessness,
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c ear brain. fl‘hls
energy endurance, .
a marked unprove-
attractiveness.
Fully Justified
You Might as Well Have
Your head works better when you keep cool;
* so will your feet in these oxfords during the hot
days coming. It’s a“ young man’s shape with a
styfishtoqbutwithgoodwidth-attho tread.
Whenweputyouintotbisoxford, you get the
greatestshOcvaluo offeredinthistown. Thisis
a Walk-Over, thoroughly made inside and outside,
from too to heel. from top to solo.
{$11.00
the Best Shoe for Your Money
Norwalk Chronicler