GOLDEN’S \Vomen's Spe-
cialty Shop at 68 Washing-
ton Street, carries the most
complete and up-to~dutc
line of women's wear in town. Did
you know it? it is also the largest
shop in town devoted exclusively to
women's wear and is only rivalled by
some of the larger establishments in
New York and they have the edge on
it. only in space. not in merchandise.
To close out. there are at present
being offered: here some unusual bar-.
gains in fur costs. I stopped to look
I! them and although I could not
buy a fur coat just now. I wish. oh.
how I wished that my bank account
would take I. sudden rise over night.
Wonder if some yeast would- do the
trick?? “fell. to return
coon and soul. Mr. Golden only re-
cently purchased them himself
rather than store them is offering
them at a. very attractive price. .1 For
the woman who has always longed
for a fur coat but never felt as if she
really could afford one, lo“hcr. I say.
here is the “Golden" opportunity,
bake advantage of it while you may.
All winter coats. and they have a
nice line, are being offered way be-
low cost. \Visc women buy their
costs during these sal and then are
prepared for the next season.
do not clunga much in costs and one
that you buy this season will look just
as chic next year. .
Most women like bargains and es-
pecially ones in hosiery. In Mr. Gold-
en's I saw some unusual ones all silk
and wool and they are very reasona~
ble.
Perhaps you have never been into
L. Golden's. It is conveniently lo-
cated Just around the corner on
\Vashington Street from South Main
Street and I am sure that ityyou‘are
looking for something just a. bit dif—
ferent. you will find it here.
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Erna IN FRANK JACOBY'S Store
at 13 North Main Street
’ will be found the latest cre-
ations to be added to mi-
lady’s spring wardrobe. Such a riot
of colors and fabrics! Never was it
so difficult to make ends selection.
Canton crepe. lint. crepe. crepe do
chine. satin Canton crepe—which
fabric do you prefer?
\Vhile it is next to impossible ‘io
make up one's mind as to what ma-
terial is the most enhancing, the col-
ors are Just as baffling. The crepe
dress of cocoa. color catches your eye
only to be put aside for the stun-
ning one of black. Next you spy the
Canton crepe one of navy and you
cry ”Ah. here is just what 1 want."
You start toward it only to have the
flat crepe of green step before you.
You frown and turn from it to the
ones of crepe and paisley combina-
tions. and finally you sink into-o.
chuir and cry, “my kingdom for
million!"
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Crcpc georgettc is once ‘ .
more basking in iniludy'u
favor and gowns are l‘ '11.;
shown in black and navy as
well in all shades of brown
and green.
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1" HAT IS MORE tempting
, than a. dish of fresh caught
fish‘.‘ Most of us 1m-
pronc to reject the fish
course and why? Because we have
never rightly becomo acquainted with
it. Is this not so? Then why not
stop into R. J. Cutblll's Bridge Fish
Market at 71 North Main Street pud
become acquainted? '3
Mr. Cutbill carries
caught fish and while this
an unusually trying season both
land and sea, he has succeeded in rc-
plcnishing his stock with :1 goodly
litlpply oi? Spanish mackcwcl. halibut.
Sea. trout. smells, not forgetting the
New licdi‘ord scallops of which he
makes a. specialty.
Now that the. Lenten season is with
Us, and fish will be more or less in-
troduccd into our menu. it might be
writ if we called at Mr. Cutbill‘s and
placed our order.
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has been
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ID YOL‘ KNOW that crepe is
the accepted fabric for
spring wear? 1 board it
and when I stopped into
'i‘ristrum St. llyuit's at 28 ‘Wull
Street. Norwalk, I learned that they
also had heard of it and being wiser
than I. had received :1. shipment of
it in all the “allied shades. One bolt
was of henna. another of peach.
third of green and each and cvcry
one more beautiful than the om
The 'i'rlstram .8: Hyatt store has
also what one might well term a
"surprise package.” it consists of :1
table cloth and napkins. with unique
designs prettlly interwoven. 'l'licy
come all ’nude and wrapped up in :1
neat box and would mukc :1 suitable
gift.
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Have you seen the new Columbia
Kllver crepe yaln'.’ In hon i saw a
new lot of it. It is especially .uluptml
flor making mentors and since swea-
ters are to be quite the thing in mi-
' .hdy'n spring wardrobe. the ambitious
tidy will stop in and look it. over and
ranks up her own sweaters. It may
i. had in all the leading slaides and
when made up. no doubt. “ill p” gm
”'1‘ prettier picture than t‘uctory
fioven sweeter. $11
The Vigola brushed , \z1r n is also
‘~ . Something new and is for both caps
, m sweaters. The pleasing feature
at thll new product is that it is
bed" that is when you buy the
m 1. brush is given you and after
or sweater or cap is finished. you
II! it with this brush and the
ed eflect is obtained.
of fill kinda of neckw car—that its
style: of collar and cuff sets and
to collaLrs. And their \eiling.
In" Just added several
m to their stock. so if 3011 are
' and of a. new veil. it might be
‘11 to look in them. -'
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Invisible shoulder
at, flesh-colored tulle
mint yearns. 111 place.
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"in. ICU KNOW that a louch
. cg embroidery on sour
gig hoot gown can transfer
.. ”a it {trio the stunniugest frock
1 But. to bring about this
L10“ must use the best ma-
1. ad the N. E. Ryan
3t 36 Washington Street.
Royal Society pack-
1. ' orlr mteriala.
at? product-1r:
straps
hold
4
1:99
the greatest economy to her
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Wm & Hyatt also carry a. good
to the ”fur ‘_
coats. there was one of muskrnt. rat?"
and vL
i
ll
Oil .
i
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reach of every woman.
9 s
work.
Miss Ryan will
show you these packages
your selection has been made.
i
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of high grade
think of ice-only A3. 45.
shoes I
high as 812.1111 models“ and sh
naie enough to secure. her size
undeniably a wonderful, bargain.
The Norwalk Boot Shop also
shoes. Dainty models
are all the name implies.
are of the latest model and "till
to complete that Easier costume.
The Norwalk Boot Shop will
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RE YOU THINKING
laziufil‘ buying a new pair of
r; ‘ s(ls If so would vou
L“ to know where you may
tain a well- made pair for a. very
sonable prico??
well. ,the Fair Department
51 South Main Street has
good line of M. 8:. P. Corsets and
best part about it. is. that they
very reasonably priced.
An :1]! rubber or elastic
which is very popular sells
$1.98.
pink. with the elastic lop and
and medium bust may be had
only $1.69. This corset is remark
for the money, as have agreed
for
dy secured a. pair.
The Fair Department Store is
local agent for the M. S; P. cor
which. perhaps. as you know.
very well made. The M. & P.
nity corset sells here for $2.98.
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Shirts of solid colors with
collars‘to n‘nlch are seen in
the men's shops.
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Ill-J YOU 'I‘ROLIBIJ‘SD by
pinto! our liomcs
. is to have
~talls with a. taste ruin
we! one o! the prettiest into I we
or mice? During
of the year they
take a delight
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If so
A. Mmd's Drug Store
Have they visited you?
into ii.
is safe.
Mulford phosphorous paste
cy and glucose and comes in a
lspsublc tube. It can
ft‘t'li} on bread. ct cctcrn
coming in contact with the hand
llltnSiifl. It is V'er) effective .m
guaranteed to rid your home of
or mice. And the redeeming fca
lliinators is.
in your house.
invnrinbly has a disagreeable t
can the best chocolates—the acute
swr-v's.
'i‘lm Sillinmrl‘cweli Drug Store
the local agent for
the markx’t. Cynthia. the
which are hand fashioned.
may be had in one—pound or
boxes and are obtzlinablc only
Stillson-I’owcll's.
for Furs and llnyler cum-lies.
of us have a sweet tooth which 11
mothers more or loss
giving children candy,
:1. certain amount of sugar
what better form can you take
sugar than in candy.
Chocolates. such as the
chocolates which as I told you.
031‘, and best ingredients
and are especially recommended
those who enjoy the best in candl
All Stillson- Powell' 5 chocolates
packed in attractive boxes
are of wtin or chiffon.
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you like to feel that
won't see its duplicate
how on 1-. 3011 expect‘this. Then:
hat factories in
turers. who
only way to obtain an exclusive
it hand made and
80 Washington Street.
Miss
especially attractive,
fashioned from the some
and embroidered with henna.
yet been.
“.19 .MW
mom day and: "also“
{Ii
North Main Street and take home
tube of Mulford phosphorus paste. it
easy to,handie and effective.
and have been the means of bringing
hand embroidered elegance within the L L
They are re-
markably easv to work with. and
give a smooth. elegant finish to )our
9
be very glad to
and after
her
expert service: will be at your com—
mama to render any Winner:
sired.- _ .
de-
- E Nomv.u.x BOOT sn'op
at 42 Wall Street. Nomalk
‘8 closing out several pairs
01‘—
These shoes
were originally intended to sell for Las
odes
are here and Lfor the woman fortu- ‘
it is
ca 1"
ties 3- high grade of all- kinds of
from the
Miller workroom will be found here,
Styles’dlso the Queen‘ Quality boots. which
I.
The shoes on display at this shop
no
doubt prone to be just what you want
also
have some'spe'ciais for dollar day. so
don‘t forget to stop in and look t
OV’Cl”.
hem
about
cor-
like
oh-
rea~
You are interested“
Store at
:1 very
the
are
corset.
only
Brocndcd corsets, in while or
low
for
able
the
ones fortunate enough to have alrea-
the
sets.
are
match
rats
‘ is timc
to
in stealing
‘and molesting us.
stop
‘3
a
is
compost-d of phosphorous. flour. hon-
coi-
be spread di-
without
S or
d is
rats
turc
about it as compared to other extor-
that the, rat will not die
~ The merit of .‘this paste is attested
to by the praise of all wh have used
ii. 30 if you are troul d by these
posts. don’t delay but make it a
point to Flop inlo m. Mcwl‘s and
tukc home a tube.
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0 MOST PEOPLE the word
“drugstore" is synonymous
with disagreeable tasting
111cdicinc. but did you know
that :1. drug store and especially
Stillson-l‘owcll'sllrug Store at. 82
Washington Strcct is the only place
wljcre you may obtain both cxtromh
tics—that is the best medicine. which
astc
of
is
Cynthia. choco-
lntcs which have just been placed 011
name isn't
half as fascinating as the chocolates
'l‘hcy
more
,at
Stillson-l’owcll are. also the agents
Most
lust
bc nppeascd and while old fashioned
frowned upon
statisticians
have shown that every one in order
to enjoy good health inust cousume.
and in
this
Cynthia
are
hnnd-dippcd. are made from the pur-
obtainable
to
ea.
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and
should you ever be in a. quandry is to
what would make a suitable gift. stop
in here and gets. box of their :andy.
'1 his scason' s bridal gowns
you
ev-
‘ ery time you turn around?
Yet. if you buy a. factory mode hat.
are
at this present day over one thousand
this country and
they are not unlike other manufac-
design' a; pattern and
then turn out thousands like it. The
hat
the
.place to have this work done is Miss
1K. A. Polhemus's Milltnery Store
at
Poihemus has on display
several exclusive inodels. which have
been made up in her own work room. I
one model of Gran De Imndre was
while another
material
on.
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ere
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Tuesday.
Angevine Furniture Company. 16
North Main Street.
Washington Street.
Costello &. O§Meara Men’ a Finnish-
ing Stole,',:21:fNorth Main Street
{James 130111191157. 16 18 South Main
Street. . “
’ Fair Department Store,
Main StreeL'.
I.” brunette. Women’s
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold? ‘55. Meéd. Drug Store.
North Malia Strefit.
51 south
Specialty
ton Street.
Albert D. Morgan' 5 Hardware Store.
54 Washington street.
Palace. Bootery. 27 North Main
Street.
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc.. 13 North
Main Street.
Rogers & Stevens. Men’s Furnish-
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Itosenfleld Brothers, Hardware
Store. ,125“ Washington Street.
Shapiro $l3rothgrs. Department
Store. 123‘ Washington Street.
Stone's Ladies Specialty Shop.
Main Street. Nor-walk.
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is
'make up a hat: in any model desired
and froln.any,1.naterial selected. If
you arot‘iobkingi'lor individuality in
your hats. stop in here.
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HAT EVER IS keeping that
'1 boy," Motth demanded.
“He said he would be
right down,” Bclh answer-
"just as soon as be brushed his
0
ll
‘ed.
clothes.” .
“Brushcd his clothes!" Mother
echoed. "He has been at that now for
twenty minutes. Suzanne." she'_turn-
cd'to me. "run up like. a good child
and see what is keeping him.“ '
I ascended the stairs and before
Bob’s door stopped short. for strains
of music , were emitting from his
room. 1 frowned-whatever had he
in lhflrc'.’ 'l‘hc \‘ictrolu. I was sure..
was still down stairs. I pushed open
the door. and peered in and what do
you think? Standing there before
the mirror. dressed for the Street
was my brother diligently brushing
lis suit. \vhilc from a. hidden nook
strains of music floated. I opened
the doors little wider and looked
around but: could see no instrument
capable of sending forth such fields.
Bob. spying me through the -mir—
ror. laughed and called out, "Come
on in, sis." ‘ ..
i stopped? across the
"\\'here is the 'musicY'lv .
l-lc grinned and pointed
brush with which he was
his clothes. I stared at it.
“You mean to tell e." I quiricd,
“thdt that brush is pl-yihg ”lli'at mu-
so?"
‘ch. I bought it in Donnelly's
Store at 16 18 South Main Street. it
is something new—just been importqd
—you “ind it up with this key and
it plays while you brush your clothes.
Pretty nifty. eh?”
In Domiclly’s they hate valso just
received sonic" cigarette 'alid cigar
coninintls. \vhlt it like «the ciothq's
blush, play music as $011 pass the box
threshold.
to the
brushing
to your gur sis. 'lhcy would be an .1111
dition to any living room and 1 mi’‘
\ise any one that ,is interested is)
stop into llonnclly's and ask to see
them. '
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Ermine \vrups arc \cr)’ l
popular for 01 cuing \vcnr
just now.
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OR $1.39 1N Gottlieb's Mcn'<
Economy Furnishing Story
at 12 South Main Street
you may purchase an Arf
row striped shirt which one glance
will assure you is worth triple that
price. Gordon Arrow shrls With the
white buttoned collar
cuffs may be carried away from here
fer $2.15. Tan and gray silk shirts
regular 83. 50 \alucs are no“ plice'd
at. $2. 45.
15 Jimmy ic.1$iug~l'or a. new Easter
suit and you are wondering if you can
manage it! Boys' suits are, I know
quite expensive but not at Gottlicb’ii.
Their spring lot of suits are marked
\eiy reasonably and with each suit
comes an extra. pair of. knickers and
may be had from the 3— —y-tar -old size
up to is years.
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5 you W'AIIKED along 11.2.
street. when the ‘sun 11'
shining brightly 'and in
ground was enveloped in
Couneaily 8: Bracken Shoe Store. 81 i
s .
' In: Store, 12 South Main Street.
Nicholson’s” Studio. 78 Washington
Street. ‘
Miller's Grocery Store, 33 Washing-
and 1' rcnch .
Norwdlk Boot Shop. 42 Wall Street,
Nor-wink. _
Miss K. A. Pothemus'-
Store. 80 Wt‘tshlngton Street.
Thursday ’
I}. A. Benedict’s Jewelry Store. 22
Wall Street; vNorwalk.
”The Boston Store. Main and Wall
winner-y
Streets. Norwalk. .Roller 5 and 10 Cent Store;
Clifford Pharmacy. 62 South Main South Main Street- 7 '1
Street. " N. 3- Ryan Company, Women’ s.
A.- J. Collins Furniture Company. Speck“), Shop. 86 Walnut” Street
-zonNogthcfizi§15g§1i‘ge Fish Market smsm“ “we" Drug ,(store. 82
'. ‘ ' ’ hington Street. * . :
71 North Main Street. W” ,
James Donnelly, 13-18 South Main Tristram and HyattY Department
Street. » store. ?8 Wall Street. lNorwalk. g;
Fah‘ Department Store. 51 south ' L
Main Street. ' L, ‘ Saturday
- French Millinery Company. 2} Anthony L. Bria. Tailor 511011., 32‘
North Main Street. North Main Street.
G0m’9b's Men's Ec°n°my Fan‘s,” , Camilla Gift Shoppe. 68 wan Street:
Nor-walk.
A. F. G h b rdware Store 25
West Waslfin;:p1;:reet_ . ’ James penalty. 16 18 South Main
L. Golden. Women' 5 Specialty Shop. Street. ‘ ‘ ‘L-
68 Washington Street. Gotham Decorators. 125 Washing.
Harris Haberdashery Store, 21 Wall ton Street. u
Street Norwalk. Palace Delicate sen. 25 North i‘dai‘n
Jacobys Men's and Women’s Fur- Street.
[11511ng Store, 12 14 North Main Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
Street. walk.
Skoulos LBrotheI’s Fruit Store, 44
South Main Street.
South Norwalk Trust Company. 89
Washington Street.
Thomas's Chocolate Shop, 2L4 South
Main, Street.
Twin City Valet Service. 10 South
Main Street (up one flight).
Mme. J anette. Women's Specialty
Shop. 56 outh Main Street.
M'ax Lev’ys LShoe StOTE.
Main St-zat: '- -»
Harold A. Mead.
North Main Street.
Mark— Oi! Shoe Store. 49 South M’ain
Street.
27 South
.1
Drug Store, 8
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Spring is also making its appear-
ance in this store if one is to judge its
adv elnt by the wonderful new assort-
ment of the shirts. neckwear and col-
lars. \Vhile. perhaps. you are not
anticipating buying your spring suit
right away. it won’t do any harm to
stop in and 1001;: them over. Thain o'n
the other hand. your overcoat may be
shabby and you are wondering whe-
ther you wii buy one now or wait un-
til nc\t season. If 1011 cans to take
mv advice. I should advise you to buv
it now in Harrisfls They are closing;
them out at a wonderful“ reduction and»
what dread will next winter's blasts
hold for you if sa‘t‘ely tucked away
you have one of these coats.
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of ARK-0F F'S MID WINTER
A "E 1 sale is still in progress in
@1011 their shoe store. at 42 South
L‘sg'g 'Main Street and in this store
I was told your dollar stretches like
rubber. while a cordial invitation was
extended to all my readers to stop in
with a live dollar bill and fit out the
family with shoes.
Some of the items of especial inter-
cstsro I think. the one strap patent.
pump with the flapper heel which
sells for $2.95. Men‘s shoes with the
\
28 f
{Rajahsoles maybe had for $6. 45
while women's carry the price
$595. :1 children‘s booties are no:
49 cenIs. while womens four buékle
artics with the genuine jersey tops
carry the tag of 33.95.0119 buckle
artics are marked for 89 cents while
womens rubber; to close out are prieca.
ed for only 49 cc is.
The Markmff S oe Store also corn-r:
a good line of hosiery and during this
sale woolen sport hose may be had for
69 cents w‘hlle boys' regular 8‘9 cents
golf socks are now priced at 49 cents.
appearance'of onc‘s room and ill-
terior decorators invariably employ
them and. they especially recommend
the ones being offered at such a T98-.
sonable price by the A. J. AColiins’
Company during their February sale.
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Printed fabncs are shown
for the sub-deb as well [.8
for her older sister.
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r ‘ESTERDAY I ‘WA'I‘CHED a
«.9 %: f‘{v6man try on her new Eas-
Era?— .1 ter suit. She stood back .to
33313 " survey the result and when
she caught a glimpse of herself she
frowucd.’ .
“Oh.” she cried. "I think this sea.-
son' 3 stS lesf are he rrid. ”
I smiled but it she had asked me
I “mild in c told 1121.: where the fault, ’
lay not “till the styles but pith her-l
self. She was not propelly corseted.
Not one or. us‘wqpld dream of trying
on a. but when "our hair was dlso
how-led yri. how many of us try to ill
suits oxcr.,brokcn’_.corscts. .
if you paint that lidstcr suit or
gown to carry out the right silhouette,
see that \ou have good lilting corsets.
such as may be obtained at Mme
Jeanette's at 56 South Main Street.
Mme. Jganette carries the P. V.
practical lront corset which combines
all the features of the best in corsets.
g\lme. Jeanette will be pleased to give
you a fittfi‘ with ut placing you on.
der anv o“ ‘ of: and will also sug-
gest the correct oidcl for vour figure.
MORNING s "
-( the Roller 5 and
in Cent. Store at es South
Main Street. bent on un—
eaithing :1 rcmagknble bargain and '31-
oncc my quest was successful. for 1 o . .
saw the most . remarkable bargain An exclusive little place is
imaginablc~congoleum rugs for. showing a stunning gown of
think 01‘ it. only 29 cents.
In the past I have found the Roller
‘5 and 1H Cent Store full of surprises
but llt‘n'.‘ have i been more delighted
with anything than I was with those _
rugs. (‘nngoivum is :t'nuitoriui which
Combinm; usefulness with beauty.
These rugs conic in attractive patterns
11nd are of such good quality that any
woman “ullld be proudfto place them
on her kitchen. bath room. sun porch
or oven on hrr dining or living room
floor. Tim priedss I told you. is only
1’9 omits-so stop in early.
o o" ‘o
yellow pan no Velvet.
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,_ ' AX LEVY HAS JUST received
in his shoe store at “" South
Main Street a new consig 11-
most of four buckle black artics;
These are just what most. women have
been looking for, also the radio boots
which are worn over the shoe and
slipped on like artics. He also carries
a complete line of rubbers to ‘flt any
ty no of heel.
The demonstration of the “Pi .u'lld
arch support. of which I have told
you. is being continued and while sev-
eral of my readers have already‘avail-
0d themselves of .thisopportunity to
find out what is the trouble with their
IInisL for garden and. .1?-
.tcrnoon wear‘ a‘ drooping
affairs with much trimlning.
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-; ', L‘l-ZSDAY ls GOING to be a
a} 1 ' blglday in NorWalk and yes- .
(an 3.} tcrday when I went scouting not responded and to them I Wish to
‘K ‘5‘ . say.a few words. At all times you will
“us-“Jam“ until you see what find 111 the store a graduate foot spec-
ialist who will be glad to diagnose
)0!!!“ case and it won’t take a. minute.
'for bargains. all I could
how
we ate going to lune for dollar day."
I stopped into the Boston Store at
feet. there are still a few who have - '
Norw .uk s busiest corner Main and _5“5t slip Off your shoe. it is not nee-
’Wnil Streets and said to myself. “now
surely in here. I will find something "
But alas. such was not the case and-
once inorc I was told to keep nty eyes
upon lot the unusual dollar day bar-
gains.
011 may side I saw articles being
catefuly luiti aside for that memorable .
day. Hen: was a purse. genuine mo- .
roc‘cb. which some lucky woman is 86-.
ing to carry away. There a dainty
collar and curt set. yes and here one
of the much wanted paisley. House-
dresses, aprons. children's dresses and
s
snow. did you ever stopl’short and
have little specks of brilliant hues,’
flit before your eyes? I experienced!
this sensation, yesterday, when I 1311-.
tcrcd A. J. Collins Company's Furni:
turc' store nt‘lo North Main street
and saw ”their mate of cretonues.
They were of such brilliant and trim
tactic coloring, that I stood as one in
a daze gazing at them.
Cretonne. as perhaps you already
are aware of. after several years all
slumbering has come back. into its
own. It now plays a prominent part
in every one's- home. French doors
rhave succeeded the Quin old fashioned
1'
blem of properly draping them'. or-
haps I, with assistance of _ the 'on-‘
derful fabrics shown by the A. J. Col;
lino Company. may be able to assist
you. If your room has plain 'vmllgi
the decorative effect' or the doors will
be greatly enh ced by the addition
of oretonne sde hangings. Over
draping of Terry cloth are proving
very popular and may be employed
to drape the windows dt the sun
porch. I have also seen it employed
as covering for the sun porch furn-
iture. 1‘1
For the li g room. ban
silk sumfast is ideal. sings
ins Company are
material in all
The A. J. Col-
the wanted shades
” seen had over-droning: s1
door and every woman faces the pro- ‘
¥ on separate trousers. How Often have
you heard a. man express his regret at:
also showing 111;: A
' nobwh ,
moan browns! 1
it: “ill sun-not
even seine of the new fabrics which
have just been received are going to be
offend at o, reduced prICe for the day
only
Coats and dresses will carry a spec» .1
ial tag and the wise woman who wants
9. coat or dress for next to nothing
will;dxop in- here early,
_ 1‘ or the past several years. the value
or a doiiar has shrunk so, that for it .
you could buy only some little insist
.nificant trinklet But; next Tuesday
the .pumhasmg- power 3:. thus dollar-r58
going to be greatly inc ed and 6.3.
pecially in the Boston re. .where
everything wil be radically reduced.
I have also been told that the Boo-
ton Store will quote more; remarkable
prices on hosiery. ‘ffi 151133 106‘ Will be
included both the woolen and sill:
stocking. With the guards; coining on.
enemy to remove the stocking.
Men’s dress shoes with hand waited
soles and originally marked to sell at
$8 and $9 are now marked to close out
at $3.95. This is a broken assortment
and while all sizes may not be had in
all styles, all sizes are here in difierent
models. .
. ‘07 C O
_ EBRUARY IS THE MONTH
’ of the amethyst and Robert
A. Benedict has in his jew—
elery store pt 22 Wall Street
a new line of rings suitable for birth-
day gifts. Another dainty gift would a
be one of the new bracelets of plati-
mun set with amethysts. Mr. Ben edict
I find. has an unusually varied assort—
ment of trinklets and if. there is a
birthday which must be remembered
this month. stop in here and I swore
you you will find an acceptable and
pleasing gift.
Tuesday is going to be dollar dav
Did you know it? Most of us associate
dollar day with dry goods stores“ only.
but this incincorrect for all the stores
are to participate in this sale and in
Mr. Benedict‘s store on this day you
wil find some pretty and useful articles
for only one dolar. Neck chains,
lockers: ringer—and for that matter all
kinds of jewlery for Mr. Benedict is
planning to make this dollar day :1
memorable event for those who stop
in togsee him.
Q C O
ILLOWY PLUMES of elec-
tric blue. fawn. wine color
and green are to grace mi-
7 lady’s chapeaux this season
and this morning as I was sauntering
along North Main Street. awoke crea-
tion of bisque with a. tantalizing little
feather. caught my eye. It was safely
encased in the show window of the
French Millinery Shop at “.31 North
Main Street. but its spell was irresis-‘
tible and so I went in to get a better
view of it. Distance often lends en-
chantment to view and the hat which
appears beautiful at a distance often
falls short at a close-up. But not so
with. this little creation which was
more entrancing out of its case than
within.
' Hats shown for wéar just at pre-
sent are almost: entirely fashioned
from straw. The season for silk and
satin hats has departed and the
lvrench Mllliuery Shop are now show-
ing only models for spring wear.
Neapolitan straw is something new
and the hats made of it. I am sure.
wil be received with much favor by
the woman. who delights in wearing
something original . and becoming.
BiackLhats. I find. are continuing in
popular favor and “h“? the severity
of some may be reliexcd by a touch
‘ oi some contrasting color. they are for
the most part. in solid coloring.
Hats of imported Italian milan are
also being sponsored by this shop.
which is a house of new ideas and
carry only the latest creations. Here
glad; he found hats for Madame and
erasing-liter and you may be sure
that each and every hat is up to the
minute both in style and material.
The French Millinery Shop also
carry a good line of sweaters—open
‘nnd sllp- Overs. not over-looking
their stock of. hosiery both for sport
and dress “car.
3 O O
11) 1101? READ ' that poem
of Berton Bralcy's about
wearing your rubbers.
which was printed in the
Evening Sentinel, the
Ruth asked me.
"Of course." I answered.
““‘asn‘t it. great? But I can sym-
pathize with him. I certainly do hate
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15 \1921:
other night '3'.
.1;
to wear rubbers "
“Yes and as a
you have a col .1 '1
«Oh no,’ she 31‘$\Wr(d_
have a cold n0w~1ri In 5"
wood—not since I page k“Cl-e
Troupin's cough sy l‘up 1
Dr. Troupin s cm; :3.
is for sale at thr 1:13:
60 South Main St
quicklv.
and through its com: .1
period of years.
lished its rcmarl .
treatment of cou2 e
hoarscncss. sorr- my
and all diseases of 1}
lungs. It contains rm ,.
cocaine or heroin a
sane and safe for yr
In the spring um.
fers from a cold in: g
possible to Rec-p my;
you have on hand a l
derful cough mixtnrw
haps. be. able to \1:
serious illness. Thi~
clusivcly by tho
which also Carrie; »
all drugs. toilrt
cigars.
I also discovwrni 21
Pharmacy a you Ear-i.
manicuring access
need new filcs 01' .
We keep puttiz g :1
is no longer .
very reasonably 1mm {L j . ,7.
i
rrsxrit
1111mm?
0
Tirol»
11(l‘1’>_'
in
r. g. F. Gr-IIlm‘é:
ceivc‘d 3.,
at 2.3
street s
’ot imported chi
consist of fifteen
war. Theyarc
quality of chin:
rated. Among
found a vinegar
jar. salt and pep;
for tea. coffee. (I m '
very reasonably gr;
Mr. Gchche also . _
line of while Lisk s"
Lisk and vou run no
story of these menu‘s, '
pots. double bolts.
ing pols. mixing isnw
dish pans. trays and
obtained in this w... .
Another useful nit-"x.
was a White steel r-nam .
This is rust—proof. r:
sity in every home.
Mr. Gchebc is
summer. He has
Yolblath refrigt min
are something nru
hold your “left mrz-c.‘
white steel enzimv', .
affair and hold 0.
clutter up our rr, .
overs and each timr \\ — ‘
bowl. we “ish no l. .-
dish especially ads.
pose. The inventors a" ‘
refrigerator dish 1mm ‘aw'v ‘
in mind. for it is mm 1‘ r ci‘ ., r:
us have been lOkiI‘.
Siki Making
Ambitious Plans
By :L‘xw-iated Pro».
PARIS. Feb.
making ambitious
his manager tell“
the Senegalescs
Tigue. American 111 . .
lin on March 17. Lr- mil ‘
lenge for the light 1-.
pionship of F rancc
to take on I]? rml
lies“ 3'“ night champi
Brouiihet says 131..
America in May to 7'
has not yet been sci.
bout he hopes to r .
Grcb and Jack Dcmpsm:
13,—1.1? 2:;
f .
and information goes
u.-
....
most women wiilne era! it's of L
stockings 85114 here is “:31: «Sages to .l'
stock up‘ at a *sxhall cfifi
O O
being tomedrtmdiscard suit beet
, ‘ k ‘
Now massages do this. at loan;-
Mm ohm suehgooa
11175 PROPER WAYTO LTREAT PILES
W
Valuable Advice and information for the
treatment of every form of Piles is enclosed
with each box‘of PAZO OINTMENT.
The remedy is guarantei
The price of PAZO OINTMENT is 60c and
you can get it at any drug store. The advice
with it.
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