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and an
tnnd of gum] mu-
has
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llr, Mllton H.
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; ltlu
.tm'n‘ on a more ex-
favor-
lio-tw-ti-fure. par-
tlie insti-
home for
L \\i.l 14' :l fillt‘-§(nry
structure. and}
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up; Hml gitnilusl-
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runnlni: splice.
appara-
lllt' eu~
2‘. .- pt'upo-r exer-
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:4 oucnon FELL OFF
v Less of It Mined and
t m the Preceding
.2 Months.
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lust
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total prmlutt
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to have
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.Nllltll Illill‘\'\ in l'.l'_'l,l
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wiTmttMI; (Hinuda.
..t.~t lzwunnm. and
. .. “tantrum against 39.-
‘ "‘.l'>‘l flint t‘vIli's’llllllIilllll for
'l\ t-‘tl‘t l111~v~ iluil t‘SDtH‘ls IO
.2... v-lml Minnow!) ounces
' ~ .n-t- than the year‘s produc-
ltl'lil distribution on these
es'.ltinttcd nt 107.5(1).0()0
of winch l‘HKILUUO ounces
talent-d to this country's con—
‘.~n in the arts. 2.3001“) to sim-
.. glish im.-utnptlou. HIUIJOJ'OO to
miscs under the l'lttsuian mt by
lint-d Stilts-s mint, SflllJINl to
.. an government purchases. 38.-
" II!) to shipments from Enzlund to
"‘a. 5.300.000 to shipments from the
z..ted States to India. summon) to
titsunetltfl by linglund and [he l'tiltvd
bunnies to (‘lilnu and the Fur liast and
21‘.'."Il,lmu to ‘llll‘liu\"\ in the ['nlwd
lira"; for subsidiary (village and oth-
Hr purposes.
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Defend. Puritan Architecture.
ililiv‘t‘ Nlllllngfi' bunk on ”PUP
of the l’llgrim ('entury" ls an
~nt to ill-i-rine the fallacy that
mans “l'rlf lusonsihle to beauty
".c rugged substantial
lvulltllng. .\lr. Nuttin;r stung:
.~ solidity in them. durublliti,‘
:Tttln (nitrite, and an expres-
tl.:tt sober rationality everyw
:tr.ntt-ri~tle of the l’urttun
t‘rip’tt'iun to climate. wise use
c ‘ lt ililrzrlillfi. inner «Wm.
.‘t lr.»-d at low cost and
i.“ urilunt lines, l‘urltan
r -‘ ~ ture deserves high
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lt
austerity and film»
thorn by mere
ill"
nobility
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-r “use they
-t‘ tin inns-r
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Al
What Abel! Musnmans?
! {‘v'l'lf‘ was enictt'd
11‘ liv'n of tie revue
in” ’l‘im-li Music hall
. .l A Sltt't‘llli .:l.tr rea-
J JR? tank 9.. ll it) hold
if t\'..’_ci. in which
qmr! themsches. As
w :1; prepared for the
1‘ ' ~ r‘v'dr side burst and
stage. The revue
-, init‘f. but many of the
.i”
‘1 drenched, The water
' . t} e basement beneath
. ~:-wl at such a lcu-l
fir"; wti an wlvvuiwl [‘lrilr
i" “llll the.r feet in
rr‘ ixatwr when they re-
> : l' The consterna-
.!vnce gave way to
>7i the orchestra was
lualhing scene. of
abandoned. '
.- Pi.
l:..-
if raric Or."
.izue been gladdened
.l singli- gold franc
.. :liv monetary unit
of all financial
»- League of Nations.
gwlvi about one-third
i '.."..sh farthlng. with
side. “S. (195 N.
1921;" and on
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‘ . ,lli
i".t.',; only one gold
>..;.:.le thing about it
t . ii is octagonal, and
‘ .is a protest against
~ 1 ilw“ of round coins.
‘ .2": wattle one, say. to tell
r t: it} feeling between I
‘ .2: a l 'r ~(Jleleign,-—Fiii‘i$‘
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Black but brilliant
haircloth hats.
Black as midnight but brilliant as noonday!
lleep mysterious alluring black—but with the glow
of the sun itself!
Such are the new (-ire liaircloth hats for women‘s de-
llL’lll during: early Spring: days.
llaircloth~as old-fashioned as anything: one could
snuglest!
Yet as new and now-l and beautiful as one could ima—
lts unique fabric is t'l""t‘
and smooth and it has been
so cleverly treated that its normal polish is increased a
l hundred tiinesl
Little hats the. fit snugly. large hats with gracefully—
illll‘llli." brilils.
the luminous black.
tweed and hOIm-splm.
red blue tan and such.
cat-ll.
And of unsual value at
Tuxedo
7‘ true of their tuml<
is wrong to as-‘
out- "
Tailor: d hats. dress hats
blue or pretty rosi- or annihi-
so
Women’s special tweed
and homespun suits--
$19.
Impressive tmusual group of newest-model suits of
and some with
1‘ cheer)” color combined with
Yrs: and some ll‘illlllli‘tl with flowers or with two—
t't-l'vl' i'ihlvn. il ' t have UliUHliil
life and beauty.
$12.50 to $15
cor d floor.
50.
lloipespui'is in rich colors and delighting—lavender
'l'weetls in bright mixture of many colors—but with
tan or gray as dominant shade.
l-‘ini-ly llllt'(l with splendid silk. Tailored thoroughly.
In all sizes up to an including 44.
Business. spurts. general servicefifitted equally for.
$19.50
.Co C(vhd flour
sweaters,
extra value-$3.750.
l'nusual n: \inpattt rn sweaters .with collar and cuffs
y.
2“)
l d' blur-lg Altai r.
;ll\'t* l’lltl‘k (ti. l.‘.lt .'“ l
l Allhlllt‘l‘ l'li'."i‘i
min; hi whit».
””1“" »i‘ Angora finish and in smart contrast.
llt'l‘l is blur-i; with a large scarf collar and trimming
brown with similar brown trinuninu.
i‘opviiliauo 1. law collar and cuffs of Angora in attraw
fr! tiltaa‘t-n.
Hi: white Angora scarf and Trinr
$3.50
Fr ‘r'lld flew r,
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
' HOVVLAND’S
nmmmmmAm-umm
Gorgeous petticoats,
radium silk--$3.95.
Never had anything to equal them at price.
Radium silk. that. beautiful fine silk with soft luster
and delicious texture.
In brilliant hues like tomato and henna. and copenha-
gen and purple.
In quiet shades like brown and gray and navy and
black.
l'niqllc Styles often with beautiful eliibroidery or
cute pleats.
Rare beauties at a striking price— $3.95
And in special sizes for women of full figure at an
equall_\'»;:ttractivc price of $4.95
Second floor.
Men’s most-comfortable
slipover pajamas.
Regular Fuller Style. with a V neck and to he slipped
over tile head. Bot a button on them. Trousers cut with
plenty of room.
White with tasteful colored trimming at collar and
pockets—of fine quality $3.
New cool pajamas of excellent cotton fabric. plain
White blue or tan— $1.75
Handsome thread-silk socks, seasonable colors—75c.
Hood fiber socks, black gray or cordovan.—50c.
_ And smartest new crocheted ties of silk, dark colors
With bright rich dots in contrast—$1.25
Right aisle, tronL
See these new
books at 7 5_c.
df you enjoy a good story, pick one or two from these
additions to the Howland library of good reading at 75
cents!
The River’s End—lame: Oliver Purwood.
Oh, You Teal—“'illiam Maclmod Raine.
Finding of Jasper llolt——( lracc Livingston Hill.
Mary Minds Her l'illfilllt‘SF—~(it‘trl’gt- \Vi-qon.
lr‘l'eb of Steel—Thi- two (‘i'rns 'l‘nwnsend l); 'adys.
('hristophc ' and U llllllllllls— lilixalwtli.
l-‘roni Sunni) in Sundo.wii«—('uri';i llarris.
lll‘llt‘ and fair Henry A. Shiite.
3' each 750
. {four to .ir.
Girls’. jau’nit'y jersey
new. dreSses—$5.50
. Two—piece dresses of trim and .iaunty effect—and
tailored better than any we’ve seen in mam' a long dav.
Blouse is finished with a gathered waist—line; in fact
there is a. broad cufi‘ at waistline and through that gather-
cd cufi run five bands of elastic which give a Shirred and
pretty effect.
. Skirt is finished with a little belt, exactly same fash~
ion as are women’s skirts.
“'hite collars of real leatlur or of eyelet embroidery
are accompanied by matching cufi's. 7
These likable colorsz—m’ipt'nhagtgn henna girav tan
brown and navy.
Sizes from 8 to ill—unusual value at
Ft ~‘ond floor.
The charm of
brilliant color!
. See it in the new girdles of silk and of metal and of»
big striking: wooden brads!
See it in the Roman—striped sport walls of beautiful!
Silk. .
See it in the sport ties of new shades. in plaids. iii
stripes!
It is almost the prevailing note in new Sprint.r faslio
ions for iicckWt-ar had for trinunings. And a delightful
note it is.
Those fancy girdles show rare contrast of metal and
color——$1 to $6.50 ’
How striking the scarfs of wool and silk in COIlllefl‘
tion, how beautiful the soft shades as well as. the real sport.
effects, how alert the roman stripes! $8.95 to $10. \
Little sport ties, one rich color or plaid or stripe—500.
New vestecs, organdy and embroidered linen and:
striped or fancy cottons— 500 to $2.50
Little colored checks appear upon much of the ncwi
neckwear and many of the new collar and cuff set s. Dainty:
indeed. Embroidery and mce pleating appear too. 59c to
$1.50 7
$5.50
Girls’ Winsome
new coa --$10.
Breathing: llli‘ brightness of Spring-time; new coat: of‘
rigid” t'lulli niltl l'ille \Vtml Velulll‘.
('lii-i-rful tan shades. pre‘tty rose and blue shades. ‘
\Vith ln-lt ‘ and his pockets and a general air of joyful
t-tvlill’lll.
shining in style and fabric and value: a revelation.
Sizes 5 to 16,—— $10
Second noon
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l,.'i\\tv_:i . .\ Howard and lost} l‘
l’n il‘. .irv tin lrftxrtvr i..ttur\
(tint-r tom" rrls “luh '1‘ l :7 .«rt—
pointion pair: rs. 3‘ Maj: at: .-
'l‘i‘.‘ lttifwl Stalls (i .‘ztr..;.".' i‘..‘.
nun; A Mortuzu- Wm of llridwtnny'
{l'lllJ'llZ‘Il natural s‘mk. $'V."v t" i'»~
’“rli'lml’ rs Morris lx' "I'll :1. Fan: i‘
Pti'ti'v w' and \\i.' titti'. ..' 11.1};1- }‘
’l’l.“ .‘rl'liiLtl it"‘il 50(“32 of l‘»'
Virgin Mam of H'Hnnf« l.: .:.I onion;-
tots. I'.l.’“I|li.'xl“ Maxi. t‘ornii'w Gaspar-
l' LU. .\'i:‘ol.\ 'l‘;ii’:tro, llilti‘l'uJi’ )3 t.:~ o
and AYY"‘V(> l'il“"o
. L . rris lute organ-
x-d
l i t‘itrrtrinttion 0'
Statntwrd, rust ,- n? .l, Baillie ANt-r.
\lCi-prt'fihlvnt. I'azka \'. Hogan; timi-
surr r. Reginald if. Gilmor; 55‘ entarp'
Reginald 1': Gilmor. .
Attit l>s c: (Li‘S-‘r.ulll' r. 7.1.. lu-tt»
Pie.) in the li.1.'tlf' L’ St. lot; L‘ :‘h. l: c
yof llai‘l'or d
In American *
to 0,193.) dollar.l
Our Oyster Beds.
There are oyster beds along the At-
lantic all the was from Cape Cod to
Mexic but the bivalves are not found
in [*pen sea. The oysters would
have een cxterminaied if it had not
been for the practice of planting the
beds.
THIS MAS “'35 HELPED
John Grab. 1:839 Jackson Ave.
New Orleans. La. writes: "My kid—
neys were weak and had a sorem-ss
and dull pain across my back. I felt
dull and languid and my kidneys
didn't auct right. I began taking
Foley Kidney Pills and they soon put
my kidneys in a. sound héalthy condi-
tion.” Foley Kidney Pills help the
‘ ' .kidne'ys rid the system of acids and
lwaste tha
tsore muscles. swollen jotnts and then-
Brlng good matte pains. Tonic in efiect. quick in
1: cause lameness. backache.
action.—-—Stillson-Poweu Corp.
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1F KIDNEYS IMYTHIZR
l
,Ilat less meat and take Salts for
l Dachau-lie or Bladder
l trouble.
f l‘iic Jillil in meat "Miles the l—zzd—
Hwy; thiy lwt‘ollln- (H'TWOFKPJI Ell.
lsluuzisli. ael v. a'id {ml like lumps of
:11an Thor urinv buomM-i cloudy; the
iltladdcr is irritated. and you may be
obliged to s-ck I’t'll‘f two rir thrive
litmus during the nizhL \K‘hen the
‘kidneys clog you must lit-‘p them
iflush off the body's urinous waste or
lymi'll be a real sir‘k person shortly.
'At first _\ou feel a dull misery in the
tkidniy region. you sun'rr from back-
lachb. sick homdarhe. dizziness, stom-
.a<h gets sour. tongue ro‘ud and you
'i’m-l rheumatic twinges when tll‘ wai-
ther is bad.
Eat less meat. drink lots of water;
also git from any pharmacist four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-
spoont‘ul in a g‘ass of water before
hreakfst for a few da)s and your kid-
noys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and 1- mon juice, combined with
lithim and has been used for genera-
tions to‘ clean clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to normal activity.
also to neutralize the acids in urine,
so it no longer is a source of irrita-
tion. thus finding bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive. cannot in-
jure; makes a. delightful effervescent
lithia-water drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Mgglsts
here say they sell lots of Jad Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kid-
ney trouble while it is only trouble.
-—Adv.
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FIRST WOMAN TO SIT IN HOUSE OF LORDS.
V'scountess Rhondda. an English peeress in her own right, is Lhe
first woman to take her place‘ in the House of Lords. She began her
contest for the seat in the House shortly after the death of her father,
Lord Rhondda. Food Dictator in Great Britain in 1918. The title
Visoountess came to her "by special privilege," Lord Rhondda having
no male heir. The Committee of Peers_was finally convinced that
Viscountess Rhondda had a right to sit in the House of Lords, follow-
ins her contention that the sex bar had died with the coming 0! suf-
frage. The privilege or sitting in! the House was hitherto denied
women in England. , . ~
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lNDiAN GUlDE AND DANCER.
Fred Beauvals, named as corespondent in the Stillman divorce
came. and Florence Walton, snapped while enjoying a sleigh ride in the
Canadian wilderness. Each is carrying a canine pet. '
Norwalk Chronicler