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’“Vllml-“l patterns l“ “l'hsm'llil'l material. Suitable My ill-rd. picce$1020 3 ”u ( an Fell b3 the Blands Just “1"” 15 Being imported Scotch Zephyrs. Brown T31 ' ll.
house dresses, apt-(ins. etc. . 19c ' g. . Ofi'ered You. Plain grounds. 32 inches 36 inches wide. A 3'ard . . . . . ........... a .35 610
ill; inches wide. A yard ................... . $1 40 Wide. ..... . .. 69c c?
i “"-“l' l"“"“ ‘ 43x72—Mead (‘rill Sheet $1 00 a 3““ """" - Tafl‘etas—Black. \Vhite. Brown, Nov). 31m $1 68 l;
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l . DRAPERIE S in \‘d liiecc$lo50 ' """"""""" ° ' L Imported Egi'pihan TIS- "0 ”Eh“ ““1"“ A 5 "d ‘ ° 3..
‘- ' .' -9 ..c ‘. ' l . sues, 3:2 in. wit e 4 . , . . ‘
, 9 mm, finish ’4‘ U l “r ”“0" ... ...... $1.00 a ...-o ....... 7 C Tafi‘ot‘d. sperm—Black. My $1 79 ‘i’
I (rt-tonnes, light and dark grounds. lll't'll.\’. patterns to ‘ ill-"(l l‘lw'“ $1.90 ‘ """"" . . . . . I . . . . . i I . ' . . ‘ IltLinr-hes “'ldo- A .‘Tfld - - - - . -------- ' if
. ""”"““ ””"‘- ”‘5 "MW“ “""" 25c ‘ 29C ‘ Gileltlwl’ori Mill 1 00 Imported Zephyrs St
é a '\ urd .................... and . . ' . . . checked 690- leorgettes~All colors $1, 35 .3.
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l . - .n - , .- DRESS GOODS -o -00— '8" us t a yard ------- ' 40 inches \\ ldt. A 3 drd l-_- - ‘ - -- . ‘30
:1 am _.l inches u Me 25 27c 4-3. .anl e . ‘3.
r: :1 yard .................... C and RATINES ........ ...... o (‘repe de t'liine——.\'hades for all...” um] ,.\, “a; -- .9.
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.3. '1‘“th r_\ llwmmw 58C ”H lyltlil (”if lltgfillklilliiiaflille l \ hull.ih.l.\‘.l ....... . . . ........ . ...... $1000 SHEETING 40 inches wide. A .\ a“! """""" " ' 51.00 E.
.3. Sill inch. A yard .......................... 3:11; with (a 1912;) 31 ”0‘ " ' \ . ‘ } I | . . ‘ ~ . ' .‘o'
3 ‘ tl l\ l“lllllt‘ is the llllll". 73X!mwl)“““5 1 25 Fnln' ".f “P ‘0‘ m m ('anton (‘repe—Satln lace-d. .\a\y and Bio“ h $3 20 do.
0 SUNFAST SILK-— Ill-ls the new-stripe effect. ........... . - - . -------- . --------- 0 Sheeting ’5 recommended 40 inches wide. A yard ............. o it."
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0% INS jut-hes. A yard ........ . ................ L\ cry He“ spring ‘ x. _ 0an id ‘ ‘ $1 25 ' H
0 shade ........... O ' '4HI-43uhll - l
’3’ ‘ ' ' ' 44C SPREADS
’ Figured in Gold. Rose, Green. Blue 73c A )aid . - -. 0 . 00 tor .......... .‘ - .3;
2. INS inches “ide. .\ yard .................. I'l‘llll 001“” 3 f”? ........... _ ............ $1. ‘ f.
0‘ ,‘ .. 1 ‘ 68c '''' 6-4 or :34 inch 59 “
d 5 "n """" b‘lxiitl——Salnoset $1 37 for ..... . . . . . c ‘3‘.
White . ..................... . ........ o , . . , V . .. ~ '0.
CURTAIN MATERIALS . ...-o ...... 580 . 7,. 6.. in... Kmkle Dmmy Sam. up, . do. 3.-
‘ ”XML-Dallas $1 49 ‘ f‘ r C G"\l‘l\l $1 65 1
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I Scotch Madras. \Vlllic and EU“! 37c \ """""" ' ' """""""""" . ‘ .. . F for . . . . . . . ° ]~‘llll Hl/o-r j.
:16 mph,“ “ idc. A yard ....... : ........... I)RESS LINENS ilx-ltl—J'tiei $1 65 >4 or ii.) lllt-h 69c “3:90 $1 95 f - 9v 3‘
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SWiS-‘x ”it“ “211' “I‘ll Phil“ 29c llere is a linen for dresses, """"""""" ' """"""" ' . 80x90 $2 25 $4. 3 350‘-” it.
Ill} mat.“ \a ide, A yard . . . .p ............... "“"ilmm‘g. ill pli‘lt‘t' and hleitl—el’tica $1 75 9.4 or 51 illch 74c for _______ . 4' ,1,
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.g Mal-quix. llt‘ — \\‘l(l0 88 . _ ‘ . (‘rOChet . a .30
I l’lain. \Vhite and Ecru 19C Ail l'tilurx‘. A _\d. C Slelllm Pequot $1 85 10.4 or 90 inch 79‘: 3-4 let‘—‘ W 3“
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Roi-tiered, \Vliite and Ecru 216 TABLE LINENS *4 ”r 7'3 lm‘ll 69c Full size— 7 9;: r?
2H5 inches Hide, A yard ................... l‘lirc li‘isll linen -) \‘(l PILLOW C SES Anchor ...... $2 45’ $2.95 $ . a 30
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lordei-ed. ('ross liar pattern 22c- :flllilll‘k' THU" ”"1““ Ht “1"“ 74c v.30
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GUEST TOVVELS
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Fruit of the Loom. l’eqiiot, l'tica. Dallas and Hill.
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IIAVERY VVCONTINUES
“BOOTLEG” CASES
Continuvd from Page (me.
They wrre :Ill arrested by the local
police and lime been turned over to
the? Federal authorities.
Klein in Case.
Following the withdrawal from the
cm of Attorin y (Iolin F. Ingel'soil or"
the am] of Cummings and Lockwood.
ell-muse] for lumehak. Attorney Jacob
BL Klein oi‘dlridgcport was retained
by the Norwalk law student and ath-
[an
Investigation of the alleged exist-
ence of a Stainl‘ord-Norwalk bootleg-
sing gang is being continued by the
Meral agents sent here by Dlrootmx
No
Met arrests have been made. The
mots have not. met with much suc—
an thus far. The efforts of the
wt: are in connection with a sworn
dblement made by Canton: to the lo-
_EAST.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb. 3.——_Dr.
mm W. Peel. who was recently
”Muted League of Nations' Commis-
hero. has been elected president
the Association for Friendly Rela-
-was 11 noble to
SCARF S AND
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M USLINS
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Best of all. 36 ill. 12
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Fruit of the Loom. genu—
one of the chief representatives
American missionary interest in 'l‘ur-
key.
Rear Admiral Mark Bristai. Amen-
can High Commiseioner. is honorary
chairman of the society.
In an inaugural address. he ex-
pressed the hope that this movement
marked the beginning of an effort that
might result ill Ereat good in this part
of the world. He said that the asso-
t'ltliinn would be dedicated to a study
of the art of cultivating friendly re—
lotions. social. religious. commercial
and political hctwmn individuals.
communities and nations. It was :1
Mg task. he added.
BRANDER MAT’I‘BE‘VS’
ONLY DAUGHTER DIES
GltEF;Z\‘\V‘ICH. Feb. 3.-——Mrs. Nel-
son C. Macy. only daughter of Brander
Matthews. Columbia ['niversity profes-
sor. died at her home here last night
of pneumonia. She was ill eight days.
Dr Alexander Lambert of New York
City was called in consultation. but
save ’her. Funeral
service-s will be held in Christ church
at 3 p. in. today. Interment in Put-
nam Cemetery.
Mrs. Macy was born in Orange, N.
J.. was forty-five years old and had
long been identified with social life
the Near East, just organized
' r. Peet has long been
school for girls. She was a member of
the Board of Derectors of the Green-
wich Hospital. and of the Red Cross
and Alliance Franchise. Her husband
is head of Corlies. Macy Co. of New
York city. He and three children
survive her.
CANTATA AT TRINITY.
The choir of Trinity church. under
the direction of Edward ' J.‘ ‘Sim‘ms.
Organist and Master of the Choristers,
will render Gounod‘s “Gama" next
Sunday evening. at the close .of Evclh
song. This composition was written
for the opening- of the International
Exposition. in 1871. soon after the
Franco-Prussian War, with all the
poignant memories of France's sor-
rows and humilatlon yet fresh in the
mind of the composer. The bitter de-
solation of “Gallia” (the Latin name
for France) moves the poet to ex-
plain: “Solltary lieth the city, she that
was ful of people! How is she widow-.
ed! she that was great among the na—
tions!” the Cantllone, in which the
composer likens the desolation of
Paris. occupied by the enemy. to the
sorrows of Jerusalem. oppressed by
her toes and Zion‘s roasts deserted.
Then follows the supplication: “Now.
behold; O Lord. and look upon my at-
fliction," and the cantata concludes
and welfare here. She was proficient
,ln_French and for two years taught
—.
with the prayer: “Jerusalem, Q Jeru-
Bl'lng Back its Golm‘ 'and Lustre
with Grandma’s Sage
Tea Recipe.
Common garden sage brewed into
a heavy tea, with sulphur and alco-
hol added. will turn gray. streakid
and faded hair beautifully darkand
luxuriant. 'Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home, though, is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
the‘ready-to-use preparation. improv—
ed by the addition of other ingredi-
ents, a large bottle, at little cost, at
drug stores. known as "\Vyeth’s Sage
and Sulphur Compound," thus avoid—
ing alot of muss.
While gray, faded hair is not sinful.
we all desire to retain our youthful
appearance and attractiveness. By
darkening 'your 'hair with \Vyeth‘s
Sage and Sulphur Compound. no one
call tell, because it: does it so natural—
ly. go evenly. You just dampen a.
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair. taking onel
small strand at a. time; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. A1-
ter another application or two your‘
hair becomes dark, glossy, soft and
luxuriant, and you appear years
'younger.—-—Adv.
God."
salem. turn thfeemntothe Lord. thyL ._
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Elli—Gus}! TANDEM IMPORTED FOR HORSE snow
ot' the National'flbrse Show
- . are chestnuts,,under,15.1~
Discretion-and Indiscretion.
Mrs. Louis. Long Combs, who won the championship prizes
of 1921. will haves. ne
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for both Single harness
W Damiand tandem In $11: field next season.
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5 and pair‘s
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