Girls’ CoatSandCaPSs
$2.98 to $10
Values up to $15
$15
Regular Sizes 33 to 42
DO.
MEN!
Here is a surprise for you. We have taken about 35 of
our regular $20 to $35 Suits and will sell them for
and $25
‘ Kuppenllcimer Suits are included in this lot.
Stouts, Sizes 38 to 46
$1.50 and $2.00 Voile and Dimity Waists
Special for Dollar Day
$1.00
W " t S ' l f ‘
‘ alS p Here is good news, tomorrow, ThulSday Dollar D2;
we will place our entire stock of Ladies
EXTRA SPECIAL
Men’s Straw Hats
$1 .00
Values up to $4
many models in the
materials.
Special! Priced for
Dollar Day
Values up to $15
9 ‘ '
Boys Suits
. ("lever Suits for Boys featuring
newest
$7 and $9
Sizes 16 too '2
Values up to $39.50
. Sizes 16. to 51
LADIES!
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MiSSes Suits, Coats and \V Craps for and
the unbelievable p1 ice
$5 to $29.50
Values up to $45.00
Seeing IS Believing
Sizes 16 lo 51
SILK DRESSES
No matter what your particular desire or personal taste .
may be you will find among these newest of the latest styles Just
the type and effect of attractiveness you prefer Specially Priced
for tomorrow, Dollar Day
$10 to $25
Made of Very Fine Gabardinel—Sizes 26 to 32 Waistbanfi
Wash Skirts
Special for Dollar Day
$1.00
SMART SUMMER DRESSES
Dresses that are appropriate for street or home wear, as attractive and fashionable
a group of tub frorks as can be bought for priCes much more. Specially priced for To-
morrow, Dollar Day , .
$1.00 and $1.98
V alum up to $5
Dollar Day
' Wonders
Odd Coats at ..... $1.013
Odd Coats at . . . .. $1.00
Odd Dresses at . . 31.00
S' 15 t 52 ,
~ ““1 ° Odd Skirts at ..... $1.00
sweaters in
35
Values up to $4
These new
and utility.
Slip-On Sweaters
In Novel Efféécts
varn combine dressiness‘
summer weight
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1.98
Sies 36 to 44
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You Are Sure to Find the Style You Look host in
$ 1 to $4-
Values up to$7.98
:- . 9 Sizes for Girls 6 to 16
Middy Blouses
98c .. S 1 .48
Sizes for Women 16 to 46
[SPECIAL NOTICE Owing to the Rid
iculously Low Prices These Items Are Marked for 9hr Dollar Day Sale There Will Be No
Credits, No. C. O. D., No Approvals. No. Exchanges. All Sales Are Final.
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Saturday Afternoon
NEW YORK. May 17.—Twenty
pounds lighter than he was several
weeks ago. Babe Ruth, almost a hall
player again. was putting in today his
final preparation for re-entcring the
lineup Saturday in the game between
the Yanks and the St. Louis Browns. ‘
Alternating with Ruth in the bat-
ters‘ box at the Polo Grounds this
morning—as has been the case every
morning since the Yanks came home
for a long stay—'was Bob Meusel, fel~
low exile from the game. »
The Bambino believes that he will
break the home run record of 59 that
he‘leatabllshed last year, notwithstand-
7 that he is entering the season
n it is about one- fourth finished
tlist he is not in the perfect piay~
form that he was this time in 1921.
who batted out 21 four-bag~
j that season. was not so sanguine
at extending his owu record as was
' Ruth of his.
“Ian never can tell " mused Ruth
, as 11. caressed his ash bat. f‘Acci—
dents will happen. It isn' t impossible
‘* for me to beat my last y'ears record.
goo never can tell."
Babe laid today that he had not re-
cred his tull strength since his re~
‘i as operation for the removal of ton.—
, film but he said that be otherwise feels
NW. The twenty avolrdupois pounds
that have- melted from his body did
no}. dimppear because of the Opera-
w Cm he said. Babe‘s private opinion
What be Just lost 20 pounds—4511a
WM 'em and he (eel- better. .
, is far from worried- -over the
W 11111 hitting propensity 02 Ken-
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dismissing further discussion. “He's
only good on the St. Louis field."
The farm which Ruth bought sever-
al weeks ago in Massachusetts is in-
tended for a home for him and Mrs.
liuth he declared today.
“I bought a farm to live on. it." he
said. ”everything grows on the farm,"
but he didn't confide an ambition to
produce a bumper crop. The place is
half farm and half estate. he explain-
ed. a real place to spend the winter.
—-DOLLAR DAY STORES
are displaying Yellow Pennants.
Kaplan and Baird .. A
To Battle May 29
BRIDGEI‘ORT. May 17.-———Maich-
maker George Dwyer of the Bridge-
port A. & A. last night announced that
he had matched "Kid" Kapiari. Meri-
den' s crack mitt artist and Earl Baird
of Seattle to a clash in a 12 round
bout at the State Street Open Air are-
na on Monday night, May 29.
The go between Kapian and Baird
has been simmering for several
weeks. Meriden at one time was
injury to
after the match. but an
Baird‘s eye made it out of the ques-
tion at the time it was sought. Baird
hurt his optic in a bout at Phliadeb
phla with "Kid" Wagner. The Pacific
coaster has recovered entirely from
the injury and has been ‘tralning- {or
the last two weeks.
Baird is a sensational type of per-
former and he and Kaplan should
provide a world of fireworks.
Bartfield-Kelley
To Meet May 25
HARTFORD. May‘ 17.—Accom1ng
to an announcement made in New
York by Dan McKetriek manager of
Soldier BartfieId and a host of other
swingers of the padded mitts, Jinimy
Kelley and Soldier Bartfleld will have
it out in a return bout here Thursday
night. May 25. The announcement
says that the two have been matched
by Dick Dalton. matchmaker of the
Hartford A. C.
Dalton has not completed his car
as set and for that reason has not
presented it to the Boxing commission
for approyal Dalton made an effort
yesterday to Sign up Tracey Fez-gm
son of Wallingford and Young Marcel
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Canadian Army Chaml
Loses Judges’ Vscr 1‘
NEW YORK, May 17 —-G"5
Arnold champion heatTWEing "9
of the Canadian army he: 30 «id
Perlstein of Brookyn in :1 {our} 0
contest. the first of a series m m-
son Square Garden last H”
stein received the 115d!“ ““53:
Arnold weighed 156 and l'eris’e‘“ -“‘
or Hoiyoke for the semi—final, but a
hitch developed in negotiations for
F'erguson 3 services with Manager
kBennie McMahon. Both Ferguson and
Marcel furnished a. hair-raising bout
in W’iliimantic several weeks ago and
a return bout between these two would
bolster up the coming card.
To Buy Fort Smith Club
ST. LOUIS, May 17. —Negotiations
by the St. Louis Nationals for the pur—
chase or the Fort Smith (Aria) West—
ern Association club are expected to
wear 836117 was ,
be completed today, according to an-
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