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in L H lVlPROVED
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- L murv hopeful
niitiiiiwd in-
'!w iron and
numbing“ unem~
Liz-l Illisll'llled
v v-\l‘llll$‘d0n of
Liilimirs the re-
"l many sections
"ll anticipated
n-v'wu)’. \Vhich is
the increased
mills aim] the
consensus of
_ vim}: of confi-
{kill-ll iii hiisinesn
"lll :Lilvunce dur-
H1 192::- wlll con-
-lLLLw1ng :1. more
anwml improve-
" . >I'llilnynlt'llt situa-
- .i.4 .L whole and
'Lv-x l‘HUlS as fol-
“, , issue of opinion
”’ » 'Lw tout the next
L «”11" “Welded im-
of business.
m . il‘l‘ running full
I!» Hi] .i part-time
.9.»- llith' shown
, mist month.
L \\':1‘~’ gill increase
'L‘Lpluyrh‘ llntl in the
r ,mxrs worked' it]
! :LLLliL'nn- improve-
‘1‘l r'i‘illlllllOl’lS. N0
Llll part—time pre—
L.- ;1.\vr:1.ge hours
, is lilLrlit‘l‘ than. that
'_'l,
m " - rrvncrzil opinion is
”LP!" and that indus-
.Lil improve from now
»» [Hills on full time
"'ill opinion express.
lllll steady improve»
\ cloudy improvement.
T. wukml for vvlthln the
n L l'ncmployment ex-
l", vnnmcl. insulated
mom. special machinery
Lie-s. No plants entire-
.4 ~ Jiort hours prevail in
.. hardware and kindred
flu" :_ :\ slow return to pros-
.l» 4 wuwl ior.
. 4\‘cr}‘ optimistic views
«Li for better business in
'LirL-. Home new industries
, t-.1rt operations here with-
im iv days.
lTllllRESS-WIFE
LLLLL: LD RUN HOME
ON 90-10 BASIS
'1 ' :lnued from First P180.
~ waded at 29 South street. Stam-
.mce 1918. Keeicr testified that
M the Spanish American War
:Lit ho- was in the regular army.
which time he met his wile to
[1 war was declared. he said.
'3. ant to the Philippines. and
ILLmC out held the rank of
._ .mnant. l‘pon his return to
.-r~ 3-1,. sought the girl whom he
z-oi‘nrp and they were mar-
1 . w York City. Shortly after
i.- -o-iurncLi to the Philippine
1 hi.“ wife could not stand
so they returned to this
Ll ho rvsitmed his commis-
-: Lii’f mid Mrs. Keeler. be-
. Lin-SIS. was rather tempera.-
:, one night she came into
IhDH‘ New York apart—
v'nimlml him that it was
r Liv-r furniture and she
70 gm out because she
. «Ml the furniture and
Building
Materials
1 cry kind of material
11 needs in building
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Hollow Tile
3 Brick
Lime
Cement
Sond
Sewer Pipe
Flue Lining
Metal Latli
Plaster
ROOfim: Paper
Lath Mortar
Liquid Roof Coating
liSt:
Coal
dill 117.04 wf Anthracite £0:
24%;“. L. from the 183895.“
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Phone 113
The Norwalk
Coal 69‘
“school. Simsbury. this state, and later
’the household would be conducted on
' Hudson mummy. told of several
What diversity of
silken dress charm!
Rich and softly radiant in their luster, new gowns of
Canton crepe are equally lovely in the difi'ering color ef-
fects .and decorations and designs they present.
Flowing sleeves lend their grace to number of models.
Yet, other models present a radically different type of
equal charm.
Here are paneled fronts; those panels delightfully
trimmed with little and beautiful buttons and embroider-
ed by skilled hands in striking and appropriate patterns
Yet, here are straight graceful models with only small
amount of trimming—and they, too, offer a rarebeauty.
There are studies in two tones. . There are creations
in which lavish use is made of fine ribbons and beading.
There 13 the glow of lively hues like henna- and periwinkle,
the dull deep beauty of blue and of black.
Dominant feature of the collection is goodtaste; a
fitness for service; a harmony with occasion.
Beautiful gowns, beautifully finished and beautfiully
decorated or beautiful in their simplicity! $39.50 to $75
Second floor.
Lovely» and Lively ' \
silk petticoats —.- $4.95
sheen and supple texture.
In new close-fitting models Which are so designed
they offer abundant freedom.
Beautlfled by fancy and new-pattern flounoes.
Ineither or light dark shadesc—but always with dis-
tinction and beauty and special value at $4.95
Second floor.
Worthy watch
for Easter gift.
folks; gold and m pleasing shapes.
White or green gold of 15 jewel movement and 14K
”quality. .
New cushion shapes, attractive octagon shapes, round
and hexagonal models. .
Equipped with reliable movemdnts, of special ma
ltereat at $25 .
Attractive excellent watches with case of filled gold
and 15—jewel lever movements. White gold or Roman
Spring thmgs to wear, worthy an
and beckomng Good sef
store is ready to do its beSt. .
Radium silk; that soft beautiful silk With srlvery 7
Handsome bracelet watches for women and youngL
‘ m‘ " ' 1. m bursa. Wine-we. and ““555 Sm.
r
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Boys appreciate finer‘
' Double-Service suits.
Bigger and older :1 boy is, greater and keener critic
he 15 of his clothes. " .
Appreciatcs their fitmore, their fabric more, their
ever—good appearance more. : ~
So he appreciates Double-Service suit more.
Its two pairs of trousers enable him to keep it always
looking right. Its good tailoring makes it wear to his sat-
is faction. Its fabrics is of good Quality and its colors
right.
High School suits of fine blue serge: and tweeds and
t020-—- $30
Tweed High School suits, quiet and rich grays and
browns; sizes 16 to 20—— $22.50
Short trouser suits, one pair of trouser in golf cut
yand one in regular Knickcr cut; of gray or tan tweed;
sizes 9 to 18— ..$15 3 $20
Novelty and beauty
dignity these gloves.
_ Gauntlets of fine kid are earned to a pointed top in-
stead of the usual square one. That top carries hand-
some decoration—and embroidery upon back of gloves is
broader and richer and finer than usual.
In tan and champagne shades, of rare beauty—f
Beautiful clasps of pearl are used— upon new 2—dasp
gloves of kidskin which is wondrous soft and supple and
fine. Upon back of each glove is embroidery of special
impressive pattern and quality.
These seasonable colors:—champagne white and
gray, ”brown and‘tam— ~ $3
Not to be outdone, chamoisette sports novel pattern 1
* éirap a pretty buckle.
Beaver mode brown and white—
Olntorulh. ”It.
sign,- onerst
$1.25
The Howlands
Dry Go Co.
beautiful are, 6':
ace JOIIIS them. The EMMA 11d:
mixtures, some featured by the new sportg“ back; sizes. 16 .
Gauntlets with strap wrist, upon cm: checkered de-
revv-
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Lug
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Beauty in, 112.13 , '
of black" ham!
Beauty that consists of luster, and liglilnc'v“ and .
flexibility, and seasonable quality. '
‘ Black in itself, this hair braid has 131613335 1% {pal-
most) of jet. It glows and sparkles.
J. Woven into cloth, it is flexibleranil 363451114913
yet it makes hats of desirable ligh moss. Fashioned i..‘.o
braid, and that braid fashioned info hats, it :10qr11'34 ~1
greater lightness and daintineas.
Then, combined with flowers, of spin?
it becomes of double beauty.
Little poke hats,.large hats withgracefully 5.1- 0 211111;;
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worthy offering of black hair nets at . .~ $55 to $15
Second now. ‘ ‘ J...
Miss Six to Fourteen
has the coat ready
youth and style and beauty; of extra attraction. '} .- -
heavy handsome homespuns in blue and rose and tar»:
Pleated and belted and nicely tailored— ' $10
degree and pleasing but substantial weight. Box coats
and bolted, with box or inverted pleats, with pretty 1111—
inge-
Note the vogue of the new sloping shoulder—and how
well it looks.
Pretty browns and’grays and tans——
, $15 $19. 50 $22.50
.fieeond floor.
Alert topcoats
for little chaps. .
they’ re tepcoats; and know they are as smart and neces-d'
sary as Dad’s topcoat l ‘
ofeach.
finish; the Roman finish either plain or in pretty engraved general air of t. .- ..
195611.87 ........ - um mm. "m . .. $12.50 , 2% “Spring g1.“ j , _ . _. $8.75
iLn‘J‘Llll {Ll :
brims,’ small hats of almost turban effect,——a1_id a llotabld *
number of handsome matronly hats:,such is today ‘s notc— ~
To be slipped into in a jifiy, and With delight; coat of, g z .
Tweeds 1n clear mixtures, checks in pretty contrasts, .
Call.’ em reefers, if you will. But little boys know. .4
Double-breasted front, With three Inverted pieais ail:- ”7 j
back, patch pockétsl, be}t '91! around, snug—fittuig color—o S
sub-let the apartment. Vlcltlng tho Melt. '
Keeler was studying accounting at
this time and they were conducting
the apartment on a. 50- 60 beds. he
said. She refused to communicate
with him again altar he had left her
pic u‘e' visited to deltli when sick then
do from neglect—Am Globe.
An Atchisou doctor. chins more poo- V.
for several days until it we). time for ‘
him to pair his shale of thou-exit. . ,
later he learned his wife wasteach- ~; 8 5
ing at the Edith Walker private ' EECEAH
she was teaching at the school of Four ' ' __ .L ,_ ,, 7,
Seasons at Princeton. N. J. When Mrs. M . L. W.
Keeler returned from her last named
position. he sought her and asked her
to return to ‘him, he stated yesterday
but she told him. 11- she did-» return
”l.
'l
Now That Spring
iere '
‘. s
Tend to your needs. .
there would be no more ".50-60 " but
"90-10" buds. and she would be the
‘ T90! "- Later his wife dInppeu-ed and
he has not seen her since. he told the .
court.
Mn. Richard A. Burdy of 252 West
84th street. New York wire of the
vice-president and secretary of the '
social gatherings at their. home at .- ..
which the Keelers had been present.
and Thoma- H. Butler. & retired bank.-
er of New York. also de-cribed several
meetings with the Kinder-l. .
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ports of American coal into Denmark
declined heavily lost your sad Great
minim-spin took the lead in Danish
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Wheuwe say “here’-s your hat”—Itmeanstlrst
yourhatisreadyforyou, whenyou areready
I. —so,whynotgotyom’sthlswek.
Drop in, When you’re passing by and We’ll at» 3'
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She Imus lb, Sic have: m! 110$ _ :
'f 4-3 Light-hearted dances With ‘a: bemtclnng Iilt 1n fihemp
“Wanna.” has a Whistling exec:
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Baul Whrteman Orch. 18865 ’7
, ; Muscat surpnsea-everythmg just Where you don’t exf.
Li pact it; The kind: of record that mikes a: dance tw1ce 11:8 ~‘
All Star: Trio and crux. 18863
All Star Trio aid oiieh.
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;' “ Waltz snare Orch.1,8866¢
Joecsimbom.
Rich tweeds and mixtures, lovely tans of‘soft‘ 51194»-..
Dandy tweeds in my 01' tan; two difiering shades. ,
Club Royal Orcli 18864 -'
' oiui; Royal 91.11.:
Norwalk Chronicler