Ts HARD to believe it. but
“intrr'l math! I” M
spring. Morel—In the
l‘n-nch Mllllnefl Shop. 31
3mm SU‘ECL “I, m.
.1 i'w 'Wh)" of it—Yssfa-Ah,
‘. .r‘u us, 8-5 She know ’0‘" b0.
l. “as curious. too. She sew
mung plscnrds ‘tl..00' st-
1 :. was in the show window.
A r-wuldn‘t believe that such
': meaux were priced % 3‘
,, :n', no. perhaps. she sur-
, u,» had been omitted.
-. .s quite true. The“ "I"
.- 5.illll hats with lace. roses
.«w‘nolous Ilttlc adults to
g escort to the open
4. . t-lzmg brown eyes pee,
.. . ,z‘vl tilted bring—nae: u.
.fl Shantcm-flsrt hil-
.,-. m feet. into. formerly
1::h as 815. reduced up.
' K11":
. slack of woolen sports
loomed must be sold
- . to make way for
p .r.\‘. filmy chitons. glo-y
’ .nlvwobby lanes. (01:. M
quite gay this moon.
<Y 'r
so much in vogue this
",rr. may be secured nt
.- good value just now.
4 vonsisllng of n toqu. or
: nrilt‘ss little turn-up
. i so admirably to frame
or. and a slender scnrf
. .V to make an eflccflve
w . the shoulder ere upon;
w «boll Sunnne is pluse-
. y. - 'xth to you.
as. 'v “a m Angora. nnd fink-
-. ”S: They're mas-Ind lo
ihrlt Suzanne's sure
rmlars will. from very
- (2r tnancial status. She's
‘ tar raw on e certnin black
.nv'l buy it.
o O O
. '4‘,‘ DAY in every way
3 I , mucus in A. J. Collins
, , ‘ mum's store at 70
01". Main Street are get-
«"Hlsilhle. Their splendor
r ways ewes Bunnne nnd
: ilmy completely over-
r‘ompolled her to steel
.4. ur Coue’d stuff.
vr a Martha. Washing-
- vie beckoned and you
' imagine George leaning
Mr in her ear but be-
vould answer its call a.
1‘1): cabinet caught her
.m doesn't-sdmirs Pris-
«harming little piece is
"< name and you an e1—
wlrtnn across it. "Why
ml: for yourself. John?"
. l are in the store ask to
'2l 1 .un sure you will find
.mi what has been missing
2m: room.
~ . l of piano lamps flennting
wnnrirlrous huesncxt daz-
whilc their less stately
~~tn‘;lc lamps -— Challenged
10!].
5‘16: callfsd in a. referee—a
2 . sticks. Grandmother
- «l attention to these as
silver ware end while
are forced to beg their
:. . Eves. who: buifet is com-
: .. r them? Suunne saw
.‘5 here which slrnost
‘1}; {or the tiny: when you
match instesd of Full!“
pkt'3_
l" i‘ is." l’
. ‘r chair mnde Suzanne do
balancing of her bani:
'xlelo she found just the
\‘m; has been scouring the
. ‘\'-ch and Min Bride-
' v here for the fixings for
-:- mat. Why, Suunne sew
wry table you were dresm-
t‘or your living room.
"rn trying to make your
“tn mahogany and Am-
'Ji'.’ Why don't you let
"i the A. J. Collins Com-
, nu ..
O I I
a; IS many a. dsy since Su-
I :n'le saw such burgun- u
l, , .w': belng offered by Tris-
< um 5.: Hyatt dnnpmy in
nt 28 Well Street. Nor-
1
.
dark and bleak day out
wring atmosphere here
~~ .z:.mne's gloom. end the
In", on the goods would
Hues away even from
: wtbook.
»= more are some comfy
l‘ooper band ll” the
:wws. For deter ilk and
n 00! hose. Warm woolen
'a the gauntlet top which
"1rd not to give Jack
w‘zzhteet chance. for the
mile-rs of the finally, why
)1 m in nnd try to fit then:
’ Iv: of gloves 1nd mittens
within reach of say one'e
‘n.
. O
2 even the Hemmer-sly Roll
‘ ”F" You they buy it here
“l a roll. It tumors eco-
,. luv it by the roll then by
, What mother don‘t"
' - 3352," of it? m “as“
l Jnhnny csrrlcs has din-
' ‘ to spread over 3*:
rash and cflHd m ,
‘,§. 8
Hr,»
\ .
Lt:
Wanted s. skirt end here
'* m4: of them netted u
. “’1 ”specially pretty one of
"‘”“’ “I embroidsrodm
are Within reach of m m.
_ . . r
v" mm Suanne entered JI-
F Km” m" u 3 m
1:: lain Street. “I“ m
h“? first New Yen's rs“-
Vre
. "‘ buy any more new
p" “m smash. Iron-whom
, ”9 "Wine mue- he is or.
3' t" :1“ "II"
'T{""% Pair-ct rem red-
X ” "”5 “do «in: for
'r ‘ ”l sister.
‘v'hlrh w“,
o.
The BostonStol-e,
mun Street
Herr-is Heberdnshery
North Msin Street.
Hark
Suzanne Shape Here
Thmflomsmmsmeshtfitfle shoppm;notc-
R. A. Benedict, Jewelry Store, 22 Well Sin, Nemlk.
Rein and Well Streets, Norwslk.
Cliflord Phsrmsey, 62 South Rein Street.
Furniture Company 70 North Main Sti-eet
B. J. 011th Bridge Fish Market, '11 North Rein Street.
Jsmes Donnelly, 18 South Main Street.
Fair Dorm-meat Store, 51 South Help Street.
French. Hill‘mery Compeny, 21 North Rein Street.
Gottlieb’ s Ken’s Economy Furnishing Store, 12 South
A. F. Gebebe, Hardware, 25 West Washington Street.
L. Golden’ 3 Women’ s Specialty Shop, 68 W
Store, 21 Wall Street Norwelk.
. Jscoby’s Men’ e and Women’ s Furnishing Store, 1214
Mme. Jeanette, Women’ 8 Specialty Shop, 56 80. Main. St.
Mex Levy’s Shoe Store, 2‘? South Main Street,
Herold A. Head’s Drug Store, 8 North Main Street.
Shoe Store, 49 South Main Street.
Navel & Murray Men’ 3 and Women’ s Furnishing Store,
811 Washington Street.
Norwulk Boot Shop, 42 Wall Street, Not-walk.
Miss If. A. Polhemus’ Millinery Store, 80 Washington St.
Roller 5 and 10c Store, 28 South Main Street.
N. E. Bysu Company 86 Washington Street.
StillsuhPowell Dru; Store, 82 Washington Street.
Tristan: & Hyatt Dept. Store, 28 Well Street, Norwslk.
nSt.
Running s close second to the
dresses for res-l. 'vslues are some
costs. in fnct s. whole rack of them
for the one )plce. $15.00. Some
hove fur counts. some hnve collars of
the mnterinl. jolt timeout you hsvs
been looking ftl' to weer with thst
new choker you purchsaed last fall.
.3 O o
SUZANNE nuntercd slang
Wall Street. Nor-walk, the
srrny of high cut Queen
Quality shoes in the Nor-
well: Boot Shcrp arrested her atten-
tion. Such vslues for 88. 45 and
“$5. shoes which formerly sold as
high ns $12.00; Black and tan high
laced boots just the shoe to protect
your ankles.
For the rub. who desires to ap-
pear chic and just a bit ahead of her
neighbor then: are the Kindle Boots.
with the winch”: tops. The Nor-
wuik Boot Shop is featuring these.
the very nuns model which Suzanne
saw in New york. but at a. greatly
reduced price.
Next time )pu ere looking for reel
value in footwm why not stop in
the Norwsllt . Boot Shop: Sunnns
shops there and has been more than
satisfied both in the fit and price.
Better take Suzanne‘s advice and
step in end me those Queen Quality
bergslns!
O O I
S SU‘EANNE hurried along
‘ W'ezx Washington Street.
" sly old Jack Frost sneaked
E1 around the corner and hit
her lingers. then laughed back at
her that cool was getting more and
more difficult to obtain. But when
she went into- A. F. Gehebe' a store at
West Wmllln‘ton Street. she bed
the inugh on old Jeck Frost.
For Mr. Gehebe was showing
some oil hetero—Perfection. Suite-
biy penned. specially priced from
$5.79 up. (me lnodel was of black
ensmel with inickle trimmings, while
nnother was of all white enamel
which Mr. (36th said wss en inno-
vation that Would be an addition to
my living rtsom.
If you prefer gss hesters. Mr. Ge-
hcbo ”s than—radiator or reflector
style. The Weisbech spot - hester
fubioned cheer the electric hotter. is
epecinliy ett motive.
To teke tine chill oi! s room. to
wsnnupthlébsxhroom. tolnughnt
the cool man. what is better than
one of these teeters?
’ )lr. Gehebc slso showed Suzanne
some good Mes needs of sheet iron.
Now isn't first Just whet you hnvc
been loom for—s. wood m: 8::-
zenne. u else looked at them could
also see the logs naming end cuck-
ling in them.
Here else you my obtsln electric
nndgnsiroc‘nfullnneofgnsmn-
ties. nbsdes and globes of every hue
sud description. oil taupe wicks,
’2‘
He'd.
nnd comfort.
'you.
‘ O O O
01.1.!!! S and 10 Cent Store
as South Hun street are
hiring s. ale on enamel
wore. Suzanne heard the
am and was one of the first
ones to snswer the cell.
Whet wosnnn don“t love 3 her-
gsin end channels like new ,wo-
men so did toured-the stem. cutane-
at sec): olftirlng. ‘
There was s. Slocum dish pen for
5! cents. (psi beds for '25 cents. 1.
week bolus- for only 813$ and pots
and pans and kettle: of every do-
to your A visit
here will 1‘!
Now lemon. for some
housewivewtooonistoaolierseed
'broldered eyelets. just the
' poets by the 15th a consignment of
chimneys. in feet everything to add.
HAT women doesn't love a
{‘1 bungnlow apron to slip on
.4 over her dress whpn she re-
' turns lute from the matinee
or to don when her household tasks
ere behind her? Susanne snw- some
this morning st the Fair Department
Store. 51 South Main Strefl.
One s. pnle levender 4 beauty with
collars end cuffs of cretonne csught
her fancy sud upon examination
found the price to be only 98 cents.
Who wouldn't beau-acted st this
price? ,
Coquettishly reposing in the we
wetting for some one to tslte them
home were some exquisite collar and
cuff sets specially priced from 25
cents to ‘9 cents. Some were plsln.
others scsllopcd with dulntily cm-
set to
freshen up your sweeter or blouse.
O 0 O
188 POLHEMUB we: in New
York Tuesdsa. The min—
ute Suzanne heard this she
hurried over to £1. millin-
ery store at 80 Wublngto
Mia Polhemus. who was most en"
thuelutlce bout the new styles whis-
pered in Suzanne's ears tint she es.-
early spring and summer Gage but;
Now you know where Susanne will be
the 15th.
Many of the new bets are futur-
ing celophnne flowers. some hnve
bows tilted coquettisbly over the eyes.
And the new color—Reads green!
Mia Polhemus showed Susanne some
huts of that shsdc.-—snd really“ it “If
the purified color she's seen in egos!
However. if you do not care just
now to inve‘ in -n spring chapesu.
why not leak over the mid-winter
ones which are being altered a: re-
duced prices? A nus. Gage hat
with a. bow sppe to Suzanne‘s ,
shopping propendties. for it wns n
goodbsrgsln. but poor Scanne's
purse wss lint indeed. She lied to
pan it by—but how reluctantly.
O
HAT DOES Friday men: to
you—— -—the day of men-
ger renting? It so. why
don't sou follow Susanuo's
pie and stop in R. J. Cutbili‘s
fish market at '11 North Mela
Street and make it 0. day to look for—
ward to?
Most housewives in the punt hnve
been wont to leave Friday out of
their budget 1nd settle its fate with
n can of mrdines. llr. Cutblli cer-
ries ell fresh fish in season and I am
sure that if once you cooked
some of his. say fresh hellbut. you
will never min resort to its tinned
brethren.
lost dietiens ere ndvoentlng that
fish be enten more often. so you
seekers 0f heslth. my well Visit 3.
J. Cutblll's.
. O O
‘ADIO BOOTS. Radio boots!
KING you seen the ones
his: Levy isvshowing in ms
, up-to—dnts store nt :7
South min street? Suzanne did.
They are male of rubber with any...
chsn top. end are so
thst they slip on over the shoe. They
”'9 WHY mmd for evening end
street wear. '
Mr. Levy also hes some stunning
“med pumps of ten man with
Louis heels.
For spring was: (oh yea, 3pm
footgear is in order) there are black
brown oxfords gun motel with rob-
her heels. Also‘higl: cut boots with
”tent lather “lower-f nnd fld
tore
Susanne feels certiln that here you
will and enctlr what will please you
most.
v. 0 0'
O .sndIhsdsnw
t yesterday-Moon.
mm telephoned mo
“MIMI”!
,, m in lnbict form.»
, ford Pheunscy entries s. full line of
constructed '
fathom awn-"e
"mural-m was suffering tree»
% .
those who prefer to like:
'7 W tell you?
mserdetseuthltslndtrsetwhere
Dr mkmmmsom.intro-
ducedhertonerminol.
unused for cold sot-scream!
limbemndroushmsndheels
slighteruptionsoverplfltt.
mhfiwewmme
thntituveduptoitsrepmn
really should be on your niche
shelf. it will pep for itself mm
overegsinlnthehclp Ml: will
slwypu.
Nertflmeyouuetrouhledwiths.
serennger. orthewin‘d provestoo
muchforpourncntopiusn‘dm
s-lsr. Itisoniy '30 cents. 7
While theremrnsystnckupon
enyethermedlcinslneed. mom.
toiletgoods.
When yourllttlassoncuums-nn-
gers. dommothers hen to gs-‘-
. hssuly to the drug store ‘for'io’dlue-
or peroxide? Why not have it on
bend? You can get. it here.
To return to the subject. of Der-
minol. you really osn't efford to be
without it. Dr. Troupln has on file
several letters from p users.
Why not Join the at growing le-
glen?
O .1 0
RE N. E. Rysn Compsny. 88
Washington Street. ’ m
running a special on heavy
I ‘ camel’s heir gloves with
the gzuntlet tops. They hsve regu-
inrly sold for 32. 98 but to close out
are now being offered for 82. 50.
While here Sumac stopped to.
loci: st some imported honor They sue
plain and decked. silk and woeful:-
tures. regular $1.50 values. now
inst-ted at 81.35.
In soother box Suzanne sew some
English ribbed hose .oifered for $1.00.
Not every size or every color is her:
but it you cu: mske your selection
from this group. they are just‘the
thing for eksting or to ward at the
cold Jeanna-[bun
Here also are some wonderful
woolen gloves, in my end heethor
mixtures. nor overlooking the fur
topped mittens for the klddien
0 t t
1 UZANNE aw a pretty sweet-
5 w er. just the one she's heve
‘ J been looking for to buy
{131,st
read only “.95.
“him.” and the price tug
“more? I knew
you would be interested! In Gott-
llcb'l. 1‘2 South Kain Street. There
were severe! there. slip over, all
wool. in brown. navy. meroon sad
white. ,oil offered for a, ope price
SI. 95:
Gray flannel shirts. reculsr 82.00
values to close out are now $1.25.
Men's ribbed union suits. Cooper. the
me is enough. for $1.8; Chelmer's
sepnrste gnfinents. 85 cents n ger-
merit.
sumne new such hsrgdns here
that she just couldn't keep them to
set-self. And the sweeter-s. don't
overlook them for what men's heart
won‘t be gisddened by one of them.
especially one of the white ones?
0 O O
ILK AND wool or wool
sports hoHo you need a
pair? lime. Jeanette. at
56 South Rein street. car-
riceU s. complete end up~tovdste line
of them.
Suzanne aw some .of them yester-
day. Some were of gray with clocks
of contrasting line, while others were
in plain hesther mixtures.
Itwlllbemenysdeyyetbeforo
one will venture out in sheer silk
stockings, so many will tube advent-
nge of what lime. Jeanette is now
oflcrlng.
While you my weer Arctic: or
boots. you will need warm hosiery
tor the wind seems to the nu emu
delight in flirting “aeolian-i:- with
thespscelnyourbootfiesvyribbed
English hose ere for the rules who
atlllclingstorubher:
to.
unm- Mine -—
motherofpesrl.
Doesn‘t that remind you
tropic
es where thereon for-tum folk
m hie themselves to encepe our
of those bunny
northern snows. adieu!!!
121$an visitFlor-ids. or
hsve the Joy of giving your deerest
friends strip there. you ms; bring
s. bit of reel, springtime to them in-
side 5 Manure package from
menu’s. 15-18 south ash Street.
mWeQ—Ohihsmwm.
etc liver-eased. Inside lsnbrlghuy
wingedbutterdymntsdoneheck
mundofznotnerc'pesfl. onthe
otherddeofthsmlsnblusbird.
Onthegmsmsfibonthon’ssn-
mmwlmm
Youmsybsznthstes
shoutit? Ifnstthenney’
Lhfi Window-orgy.
”memmnMCWWb
_mrbepouwiilmeet8usnnnethere.
meofthem snubs.
therefore. follow mus down -
Wuhlngton Street to L. Golden's. ’
I O O
ammuinlovewuh-nd
color-caches.
Don’t. forget to drop in nod look
the hernias m:- end who ms.
science would trouble her if she let
Awerdtothewise is “indent.
RUDY. I must» go .shopplng
, for my funny tomorrow.
I’m a. frenzied housewife
If“ 4 and mother. with m: s
week's marketing to be done. I. whole
beeketful of hose to be mended and
perched and s. church. upper to et-
tend‘to, not to mention cleaning and \
rearranging the preserve cupboards.”
Mrs. Grecely dghed.
' Poor deer. she wns busy and look-
ed quite worried.’ So I mmmoned
, league
shiuebesnty. madeufie‘iséuunes
withfheddodrnplngs. Wine»
write «unkempt-own, height
linengcfli‘eredfilstthewnistwith‘s
cord of the unis color.
thutthedre-mhsvebeenlooklng
for? Better Min and see then.
snddon’tovcfloohthehousem
SAN!!! PROBE.
NORWICEJun. 11.mlu Wil-
bur Selene woodchopper. who is held
for the shooting of Front Esriy ‘of
East Readout. in s.‘ Belem sheet. on
Sunday morning. in to be examined
.for the purpose of determining his
merits! especity. scoot-dingy to e. de-
cision of the. m‘ ‘s morn”.
bur will be examined by s. commis-
sion of State limits] spcclsllsts in
mental dioceses.
‘oneofthose vel-
luster-ween
New isn't
Suzanne
WI]-
what seemed to be e. particularly
he”? thought.
“ane you heard of the sale ct
Nowell end Honey's men's and we- ’
men's furnishings store. 153 Wash-
ington Street?" I aimed.
“Anything that would do far my
boys?” ’she inquired.
“Yes. indeed. Mrs. Gmcely. There
sure volumes and hose my reduced ‘
in price: union suits selling for 81
apiece. Arrow nnd Ide collars at
12 1-2 cents esch. men's hose worth
25¢ a. pair selling for 10 cents. suite
formerly priced st 880 selling for
817.“. Think of that!" '
”that‘s good news for me. Su-
mnne." yrs. Grecely aid. the *wor-
fled little wrinkles smoothing from
her forehead like msglc. "I'll go :5
down town this very men-noon end ' ‘
tnke sdmtsge of these low prices."
, o e s
EAD’S Children's Cough and
Syrup. Susanne heard I
young mother praising tr.
this morning so she stopped
in .Afiead's Drug Store as
North Main Street to learn more
about it.
Mr. Mead said that a. cough rem-
edy ‘strong enough for a husky adult
would be mo strong tor-4 child. This
cough remedy prepared for child-
ren‘s use combines the valuable med-
lclnee to breek up s. cough. stop
hosrseness and tooth the lungs end
throat Me.
No poisons. no narcotics. nothlns
to upset the stomach. pleasant to
cute, fife snd effective.
Do you wonder that. the youn: .—
ther praised it. No mother should
be withbuf. it. for who can tell when
baby is going to wnlte up with the
croup. Then every minute will
count and If you have a. bottle of
Hand‘s Children's Cough and Group
Syrup handy. why you may be able
to arm: dangerous illness. i
This wonderful medicine
:8 cents the bottle.
" C O
sells for
me that of all her wedding gifts—- .
end there sic. oh; so near lovely
things—she liked-”the my Gallstones .
silver which her Aunt Georgie:
bought at Benedict's Jewelry Store.
22 Well street. Notwslk.
Besides pile usual-pieces. there ere
mmit‘r
Joint-«- _ "
.L—Repmiwueee or the com:-
um
111%“ of mu“ pip-
5:00 p. m—‘Children's flour.” m
e: the world we live in, reed hr
“cabal!!!“ ’
5:39 p. m.——Closlng report on M-
m mone- llsrhet report (as
rosters)” Live Stock odd
nutter sad Egzs reports (as ne'—
were).
1:00 p. m—I‘tp news Mel. curly
sports news Boston American: Bos-
m police reports. 30‘” P330!
.headqmrtsrs.
3:80 p. flu—“General Conditions in
the Shoe end mm.- Industry.“ n
weekly review by the New Enginnd
Shoe and brother Wu. '
forte reclm by From
Tiilotson.
L—l. “Prelude and Fuguv’Bach
z. “Symphonic Etudss"
.............. Schumann
IL—I. “Lotus Lend". . . . Scott
2. “One bsrque our l'ocesn"
z. “Minstrels". .Debu-y
d. “Dnnseuses de Delpbee"
............... Deb“
I. ‘Tflann from Ibcrh”
. . . . ............. Albeucs
Ill-.1. "Value E flat". ... Chopin
2. “Etude P' ...... Chopin
3. “The ark"
. . .. . Dunn-m
d. ‘Mpnnefls"
O 0 I O sssss c ! “um.”
Them-Jenna ofthespectesoftho
"' red~slded ecletus sits upon the eggs
while the female/enjoys herself else-
MY MOTHER
Two pictures ere ever More no.
em sorrow comes or business cures
weigh heavily upon me. my mind
turns to them ad I m mutated.
felook upon then: end memories
most street nvivmemorlcs the:
soothe. realm and coupel pin-er
thoughts.
Oneisofayoungwomsnwiththw
hsppy smile end lovellght of mother»
hood in her eyes. A bshy is duped
to her bust.
The etha- is of the suns women-s
older in Yen's—the hslr has turned to
silver. but the some sweet smile tut
usedtoreassuremelnchndhoodis
there—s. reeseursnce end encomgev
ment to me now.
They are pictures of my mother.
Here your children pictures of you—-
to prise in years utter. Mothers.
start the New Year right, here your
pictures tsken now.
The Michelsen
Studio
sour" nouwsLK, cons.
TELEPHONE 487.
spur-gut forks. almond forks. ice "
cream spoons in unique patterns.
Betty looksoverhernflvennreevciv
morning. int like n nicer doesdfls
gold. and ensues. nbout polishing 1t:
beforelthnshsdacbsncctvoget dn,’
tiniestbltdull. '
Rommcelvedssverslclochmong
hes- weddlng presents—ate, on cum
from media’s. which is alum:
quite s femous loos: reputation .asbe-
lng f‘up to the minute.” Therein: '
deer Monarchs: that notched
heron-lo:- mite-Ind quite the med
sttrsctrvemlrrorclock fever-sew!
Just for s lake-40: Betty :- s
sleepvheskherjusbnndmhersn
sierra clock on her mm but
week—sometmwouldn'tforgetu
wens up for um Tint come"
tron: Benedict‘s too, the we more’
where We lovely diamond ring
:~"oeo
7;?” (3028 Theodore Mr
Il: .sneoemumm
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