Store at 1:
Street is now
minds. raglan.
tw'eeds. They are priced very reason-
ably and I am sure mothers will be
delighted to learn that in Gottliob's
the younger son may be fitted out at
a very moderate costs.
Gottlleb's has also just réé'efv‘ed a
new lot of men's shirts which bear
the special price of 82.35. They are
fashioned from the newest fabrics. in
striped and solid colored models. By
the way. the solid colored shirts with
collars to match are quite the thing
.for wear-Just at present. Some. of
t‘h‘ese new shirt» have also silk piping
and some have the popular French
cuff.
' HEN I WANDERED into the
Fair Department Store, 51
South Main Street, yester‘,
day. they were ‘Just unpack-
their spring , consignment oi
I stopped to look
some “'pantie"
ing
children's dresses.
at them and saw
dresses. sizes 2 to 6 years. priced at.
only 81.39. Here was a cute [Title
model of shell pink. with a Peter Pan
collar and coils of white embroidered ,
in black, and there was its sister in
old blue while further down in the
box. my heart leaped at the sight
of the one of golden brown.
For the older girlé—that is. the
miss from 7 to 14 years are some
very pretty models ‘in ~checkered
ratines. These follow the dictates of
fashion. ethology long waists. sashes
and Peter Pan collar and cuffs. “ ne
model of orange and white check with
collar and cuff: of white exerted an
undue. influence over me and I wished
I could wear a 14 year old size. They
are specially priced at 82.25.
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Wide cracks in your floor
can be filled with a high.
grade crack nile'r or with 01"- ‘
dinary putty, provided care
is taken to oil the cracks
first with a paint‘ brush
dipped in. linseed oil.
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' URING THESE LONG dreary
months while the grass is
taking its annual beauty nap
v doesn't it make your heart
.glad to think that there is one place
in town where you can get some~
.thing green and fresh? Are you
frowning and wondering what I
mean? Well, in it. J. (futliill's
Bridge Fish. Market at 71. North Main
Street one may purchase any quantity
of fresh green fish one desires.
Our streets are not the only things
Ithat shave frozen over, the rivers also
have been ensnared and fishing
. schooners have time and again been
forced back into the harbor, yet. de-
spite these obstecles Mi. Cuibill has
succeeded in obtainingfor you and me
fresh cod, lea trout Spanish mackerel
. and halibut. Frozen fish one. may
purchase anywhere. but fresh fish
only in Mr. Cutbill's market.
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N ARTIST AS HE watched
the sun sink down behind
j thetowerin'g mountain tops
and‘ cast over it its mmy
rays caught his breath and cried “0h.
that'I could paint that with the cool
gray 91 the morrowi" And while he
wi- wondering how this could be ac-
complished the French Mllllnery Shop
at 21 North Main Street took some
straw of mountain haze hue and fash-
ion ing it into a poke shape wrapped
around it gray chiffon and lofts strip
. touching milady's shoulder, to ever
remind her that all artists do not need
I. brush or canvas to create real
beauties.
Most of the new hats in the French
milllnery Shop boast of streamers.
which I think is quite appropriate for
"Mann's nan-s Economy
nth Main
lo“ ins new
now Those, which are in the belted
out plain modem. may be had in the
plaid cloth or
occupying the same high
a cotton crops" and. copies in all the
leading colors.
and is guaranteed fast coloring.
fabric. used
spring costume. fl .
voiles are making a-valiant bid for
fame and no doubt will prove the
does not favor the brilliantly colored
crepes. ,
l
. 138 K. A. POLI-IEMUS is now
showing in her exclusive
millinery shop at 80 Wash-
ington street, the several
new imported fancies. which she pur:
chased on. her recent trip to New
York. Included among these are
burnt goose and peacock Rathers.
which will convert a plain black hat
into the stunningest chapeau imag.
inable. Another feather is a green
shading to black and touched hero
and there with specks of golden
:brown. Pom-poms are to be worn
again and Miss Polhemus is showing
several new and original ones.
Black and white hats are also seen
here. A but of black Tlmbo straw
is combined with black satin and
trimmed with chenille embroidery.
For the matron. there is a small hair-
cloth turban with a small aigrette.
you purchase a hat here. you may be
sure that you are getting something
original and exclusive Both novelty
and plain straws are used by Miss
Polhemus and the creations which
leave her workroom are unexcelled
A factory‘mage but never can and
never do'es give the satisfaction or
touch that a hand made hat. such
.fiedm‘.
among the season's materialspwssa»
bolt of pebble bloom crops. Which is
is reasonably priced
While crepe seems to be the leading ;
in creating imilady's ‘
the satin‘ striped
happy medium for the woman who
Miss Poihemus. as perhaps you
already know. designs and fashions~
her own models. Therefore, when
' due-say.
Angsyine Fusn'iturs Compduy;
Nuthatch: Street. .
Constantly 8 Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington Street.
Costello «1': O'Meara lien’ s Furnish-
ing Store. 11 North Main Street. ,
Janice ZD'on'nelly. 18-18 South Main
Street. '
Fair Department Store,
Main Street.
‘1. 1. Holistic. Women's Specialty
Shop. 88 WashingtOn Street.
Harold A. Mead. Ding Store,
North Main Street. ‘
Michelson's Studio. 78 Washington
Street. ‘
Miller's Grocery Store. 38 Washing-
ton Street. ,
Albert D. Morgan's Hardware Store.
84 Washington Street.
Palace Bootery. 27
Street. . ,
Palace Clothes Shop, Inc.. 18 North
Main Street. ,
Rogers & Stevens. Men’s Furnish-
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenfleld Brothers, Hardware
Store. 125 Washington Street.
Shapiro . Brothers. Department
Store. 123 Washington Street.
Stone's Ladies Specialty Shop. 13
Main Street, Norwalk.
‘
16
51 south
1
Ngl'éh Main
and weaves. Rugs play an important
part in the appearance of any room
and even if your floor is of hardwood.
small rugs must be placed here and
there.
as are shown here. does.
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| AVE YOU EVER tried any of
Fletcher Hall chocolates?
If you have then I need not
crave your attention. for 'i
know that if ever'thc
was given to you. to make their ac-
quaintance you repeated that intro-
duetion. for somehow or other,
after you have tasted them. nothing
else will-appease you. One' box of
Fletcher Hall chocolates and you are
strong for them.
This week in the H. A..- Mead Drug
store, 8 North Main Street. you may
purchase for 75 cents a regular 8100
pound box. This really is an intro-
ductory offer to those who have not
been fortunate enough to have already
become acquainted with them. How-
over. old acquaintance: will not be
forgotten and will. I am sure. be de-
lighted to know that they may obtain
such delicious candy for such a small
sum.
The Fletcher Hall chocolates use
like many other chocolatl’s ‘65 the
market. 'do not c'olle packed in fancy
beribboned boxes but rather depend
i
not upon ‘heir box which is a plain.
neat affair of white. All loxers of
the be's'tJu chocolates. I‘ would advise
to stop into Mr. Mead's and carry
home a box. .
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A valance running en-
tirely across the openings is
much preferred to the short
valance in the case of either
doors or windows.
0
. HE MARK-OFF Shoe Store.
42 South Main Street. is now
in spring attire. for recemly
there arrived in the store a
opportunityI
‘ tars of the same material. others are
upon themselves to gain friends and .,
‘ these shoes were specially designed.
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INTER. SEEMS TO persist in
lingering with us. but
Theodore Harris has caused
, her to flee from his Haberd-
ashery at :21 Wall Street. In the place
of her somber garments may now be
seen cheery new spring models. Suits
and overcoat: of lighter fabrics have
taken the place recently vacated by
their Woolen brethern. Ties of dark
coloring no longer may be seen- but
in their place gay new ones of tweed
flaunt their brilliant coloring. By the
way. did you know that tweed is the
very newest innties and that the ac-
cepted colors are very bright and daz-
zling. Most of them have wide hori-
zontal stripes of vivid shades.
younger men, I am sure will welcome
them. .
Mr. NHarrls has also received his
new styles in spring shirts. These
are the Columbia make and need no
introduction to the well dressed man.
They may be had in solid colors. in
plain or silk striped. Some have col-
abliarl'ess. They are very reasonably
priced. ‘ - .
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'LEVY CARRIES, in gills
:‘lhoe surest ill-South ‘Idain.
Street a special lot of wide
topped shoes for‘short stout
high instep feet. These models which
are known as the "Wids~ankle shoes" ‘
may be had in pump. oxford or high
cut shoe. People with high instep
always experience difficulty in ob-
taining s. shoe that fits and for them
and the ones who have wide ankles
In the past people with this type of
foot have been forced to wear shoes
several sizes too large and the ones
who have already become acquainted
with the "wide-ankle" shoes have
been in the habit of buying them in
:never caught any one‘s
The'
Thursday
m Department Store.
Wall Street. Norwalk.
The Boston store. Main and
Streets, Norwalk.
, Street.
A. J. Collins
'10 North Main Street.
71 North Main Street.
Street.
Main Etr'eet.
French Millinery Company,
North Main Street.
21
log Store.12 South Main Street.
West Washington Street. .
L. Guided, Women's Specialty Shop.
68 Washington Street.
Harris Haberdashery Store, 21 Wall:
Street. Nor-walk. '
nishlng Stere,
Street.
Mme. Jeanette, Women’s Specialty
Shop. 56 South M'ain Street.
Max Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South
Main Street. ,
Harold A. Mead.
North Main Street.
Mark- 01'! Shoe Store, 49 South Main
Street.
Drug Store. 8-
1
play of his suits. coats. hats. This
shop has. I have found. the best show;
room in town.» ‘A' good salesman
knows that his sales depend upon how
effectively he can show off his goods
and Mr. Golden. being s. true sales-
man. has seen to it that his costumes
are shown to their best. advantage.
Dresses cluttered together on a rack
eye. but
when the same dresses are arrayed
neatly in a. case—how difiercnt!
‘ Sweaters. which are fashion's fa-
vorite child this season may. be had
here in all the wanted shades and
weaves. These sweaters are made for
both dress and sport wear. in slip-on
and tuxedo or coat style. ,
May I remind you again Saturday
marks the farewell appearance of the
few winter garments left in this store
and at a great reduction.
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. HE FLAPPER TONGUE.
shown in the Norwalk Boot
Shop. 42 \V‘ail Street, Nor-
walk. and fashioned from
suede or leather. in all :the new
shades. is quite the newest novelty to
grace milady's slipper and is really as
interesting and chic as the little flap-
per-lady herself. They may be
slipped right on over the strap of your
pump or oxford and as one glances
down on them reposing there so
snugly over your instep. it recalls to
one's mind the quaint little mocassins
which.thp~:W‘alitt-le.1ndianmlss of
centurics‘a'go wore.
The Norwalk Boot Shop has also
some 'very stunning new “'liapper"
pumps in black atin. The chiffon
stocking introduced into our midst
last season has again been designated
by Madame Fashion to enact a lead-
ing role and in the Norwalk Boot
Shop you may obtain full fashioned.
silk chiffon hosiery in all the desired
shades for only 81.50 per pair. ,
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Summer rugs are made of
rush, grass. linen. Chinese
cotton and rags.
s s
51 South
R. A. Benedict's Jewelry Store. 22
Wall
Cuuord Pharmacy. 62 South Main
Furniture Company.
B. J. Cutbill, Bridge ~Fish Market,
James Donnelly. 18.18 South Main
Gottlieb s Men's Economy ,Furnlsh- .
A. In. Gehebe. Hardware Store. 25:
Jacoby‘s Men's aneromen’s Fur—J
12-14 North Main ,-
s,
streamers were destined for summer
wear. High crowns seem to be favor-
it. on poke and’ semi-pokes. Black
and white is a stunning combination
and here I saw several models both
for dress- and sport wear. Cocos
"color is a new shade which alihoughi
but recently introduced is proving
very popular. I saw in the French
Millinery Shop this shade used very
o1footlvely in a semi-poke creation.
Novelty straws such as Italian Mil-
an. Neapolitan and chlncllla in all the
insect» shades are both to win favor.
'Glaced fruit is used in many instances
in combination with these new straws
, and the result is indeed very beautiful
0n the smaller hats long veils
heavily embroidered in silk arc draped
while for the flare or poke face veils
are recommended. March seems to
take a delight in creeping up under
iyour hat 'and loosing here and there
a strand of your carefully arranged
‘hair. To avoid thl's. it is suggested
that you wear a veil and in the
french Millinery Shop you may obtain
all kinds of mesh in all the wanted
new lot of stunning pumps and ox—
fords especially designed for spring
wear. Gray is just at'present basking
in fashion's smile and here will be
found a. plentiful showing of is both
in the pump and oxford. , 'E’e prices
of all these new models will be just
as reasonable as have been their
shoes offered to you during the sea-
son now bidding adieu. Most of
them, I was informed. would be
marked at $3.95. $4.45 and $4.95.
Wise shoppers always have the
New York. being. unaware that Mr.
Levy carries them in his store; 80. if
you have been forced to wear ill fit-
ting shoes. stop into Max Levy's store
and obtain a perfect fit.
Mr. Levy also carries in tan and
black a very good grade of shoes for
children suffering from weak ankles
These shoes were made with the one
purpose in mind. to force the ankle
bone which is soft to grow hard and
firm.
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HAT IS THE BEST comrade
a man or woman either for
that matter can take off
£12133 with them when they go
hiking or on some other sight seeing
trip? Don‘t you think it would be
something that will keep thetmemory
of that happy day -fresh in their
minds? I (lo—hence I consider that
the most companionable article in. a. _
hiker's kit is a camera. The camera
is one of the greatest inventions ever
conceived within the brain of man
and after viewing the ones here. there
is no doubt left in your mind as to .
why._
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. HE SHADE ON YOUR lamp
is the. most important
Norwalk Boot Shop. 4: Wall Street.
Not-walk.
Miss K. A. Polhemus'
Store. 80 Washington Street.
Roller 6 and 10 Cent Store.
South Main Street. 5
'N. E. Ryan Company. Women's
Specialty Shop. 86 Washington Street.
salmon-Powell Drug Store. 82
Washington Street. ' '
Mlllinery'
28'-
Store. 28 Wall Street. Norwalk.
- .Sstprda1
Anthony L. Bria. Tailor Shop.
North Main Street.
Camilla Gift Sheppe'. 68 Wall Street.
Nor-walk.
Ja'n'ies Donnelly. 18-18 South Main
Street.
(36 'am Decorators. 126 Washing-
ton of.
. Palace Delicatessen. 15 North Main
Street.
Royal James Inn, Wall street. Nor-
walk.
Skoulos Brother’s Fruit: Store. 14
.South Main Street.
South Nor-walk Trust pompany, 89
Washington Street.
Thomas’s Chocolate Shop. 21' South
Main Street. '
Twin City Valet Service. Iii South
Main Street (up one night).
82
the “Beaty” clothes drier. It is made
of selected hard. wood and may be
correctly termed an elevating wail
drier. since” it may be nailed high up
on your wall and pulled down when
you desire to hang clothes to dry upon
it’ and then pushed back up out of the
way. It does away with the need of
stringing a line ecross~your kitchen.
It will not detract from the appear-
ance of your room for as I have ex-
plained when younclothe‘s are hung
upon it, it may may be pushed up” out
of the way. Both it and the hanger are
very reasonably priced and I would
suggest that you stop, into Mr.
Gehebe's and ask to see them and test
their merits for yourself.
I have found that in Mr. Gehebe‘ a
store one usually may find what one
is looking for. Mr. Gehebe besides
carryinga complete line of hardware
also has a very good assortment of all
household utensils.
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The furniture of. a. sun par-
lor should for the most part
be of wicker.
;
are buying a. gift prowl
around a dry good, store and
carry away soxnethjng which-
thcy do not really want. 5.ct how.
many of the same ones ever think of”
stepping into a jewlery; store? Most
people only enter this type of 'a store.
when they want their watch repaired.
n:- B‘o‘bert'A; 'Hex‘iediétkl’o'wiery Store.
22 Wall Street Norwalk one may find
many ideal gifts and all priced .very
reasonably. For. a golden wedding
remembrance there Are cream: and
sugar bowls of solid gold with several
other compel-ts to match.
Have you ever seen any of the Os‘
born chinaware? Mr. Benedict has
several pieces in it. it is made of 24
karat gold and is hand decorated.
Sugar and cream bowls. bon-bon
dishes. serving trays and other unique
pieces may be had.
\Vhat ‘home is complete without a
clock that chimes. There is some-
thing about such a clock which is un-
explainable. Mr. Benedict has some
beauties which chime every quarter of
the hour. Clocks have always played
an important role in home furnishings
l
t
feature and while it seems
obvious that every
_ for suits or Ones dresses is sold under
Trish-am and Hyatt Department'
stockings for children who are hard
' upon them may be had for 39 cents.
There are also several other unusual
values in boy' a golf stocking and socks
for the younger children.
approval as is being shown by Frank.
Jacoby in his store at 8 North Main
Street.
place in fabrics. while gray leads in
colors. Most of the gowns. I found.
were made on long lines, with side
panels gracefully draped and perhaps
caught. here and there with a Buckle.
In gray. I saws. gown of flat crepe.
panels hanging from the shoulders.
tractive hats. both for sport and dress
wear. For sport. there are the novelty
straws in bright colors while for dress
of which is relieved on this one by
rosette of gaily colored flowers and on
that one a fascinating quill.
CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
regular stock and rather than stars
them away until next season. they are
being closed out at these low prices.
metram & Hyatt has. I think the
best‘ line of dry goods in town. They
have just received a new shipment of
Everfast suiting cloth in all the new
shades. This material which is ideal
the guarantee that it will not lose its
color and' shrink. I have also seen it
employed to. good advantage in little
he)" s suits.
-'Homespun twaeds is being shown in
all the new suits and for woman who
desire to fashion her own. it may be
purchased hero. C'r‘e'p‘e for dresses is
the fabric. Canton crepe. which has
been the favorites: long 'is rivalled
this season by the plain crepe. Russian
.crepe knit. In Tristram & Hyatt's I
saw the first showing of Russian crepe
which is being anchored by the Reid-
‘ing dressmakers of the country.
Mostrwomen. no matter how much
they lean toward suits. see that in
theirward robs is at least one top
coat Trish-am & Hyatt is now showing
their new spring models. Most of these
I found upon investigation. were sport
models. raglan styles.
_. The raglan coat is the compromise"
between the dolman, which did not re-
ceive much favor a. few seasons ago
and the tight. fitting cost which it
sought to succeed.
.
Georgette over cretonne is
used for both curtains and
, lamp shades.
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.0
ID YOU KNOW THAT the
. Roller 6 and 10 Cent Store
3 ' , at 28 South Main Street has
a. very good hosiery depart-
ment? They carry well known makes.
in silk and wool and for both women
and children. Burson out-size lisle
ones I found priced at 39 and 59 cents.
Full fashioned silk are only 31. Wool-
en,’ 49. 50 cents and the better quality
at $1.60. Mercerized hose may be
purchased for 39 cents.
Children’s stockings are just as
reasonably priced. They may be had
in tan. white or black from 25‘ cents
up, while the Knox-knit ones are
priced at 39‘ cents. Heavy ribbed
Springy Ha .
Not merely Spring Ha
but light’ spring, CO”;
Hate that are negligible
weight, and flexible in f”
and incomparable in th.
youthful, cheerful Style.
MALLORY HATS
$5 and $6
Rogers 59’ Steve
Nor-walk so, no
you no YOUR own
PIGKING
MARK- OF
Shoe Store
42 So. Main St. 80. No
Just Above the Clifford.
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Apple green and peach is
an attractive combination.
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wide variety of Easter
gowns. both in colors and
fabrics, offered for miiady's
Crepe has been given the first
my waist line and accordion pleated
Mr. Jacoby has also some very at-
he more sedate models. the severity
a
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The elbow cushion which
is made like a bag oblong in
MORE ATTRACTIVE
THAN FINE PlCTURE
BATHROOM
I X'I'UR E S
one. ,, .,
bathroom fixtures that
sell are works of art. The:
made to look well and “ear
for a long period of linli‘. (In: W
tel-y utilities are lumhlmd llé «v
celebrated nlanul'aciurz-rs I
stand behind their nationally
vertised products.
NASH, RAYMOND & D1:
' COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
shape. full width on one end
and gathered tightly at the
» other with s. full double
ruffle of lace and georgette.
is the newest thing in
humans. ‘
. . . ,
Suzanne
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk.
MONEY
Cutout this slip, enclose with So
Mark-Off Shoe Store on their list as
may be evidenced from the number
of Rajah sole shoes for both men
and women. which have been car~
ried away from the store. Women's
”‘Rajah's" are priced at “.45 and
men's $5.95.
Mark-Off Shoe Store is laying out
‘plans for incorporatingrin its store
an up-to-‘date _hosi0ry department.
Here at reasonable prices. will be
found full' fashioned silk novelty and
dress hose in all the wanted shades.
t t
[l GOOD THINGS come to an
i
here you will find something for which
they are the sole agent. while other
This morning, I learned that they had
just
Cretorme of green and
. mauve combined with rose
and a touch of gold is
prettily employed as slips for
chairs.
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BE N.< E. RYAN- Company.
Specialty Shop, 86 VVash-
ington Street. certainly lives
up to its title. for usually‘in
‘specialty” shops look on and envy.
welcomed into their exclusive
and
Powell's
better
' the
likeness-
ones for ale at Stillson-
drug store at 83'Washlngton
Street are the most up-to-date models
on the market.
In this store all sizes of kodak and
cameras may be purchased. Now that
spring is on its way—oh yes. it has
already started its trip North—every
one will welcome a camera.
people like to snap pictures and what
better subjects could they have than
the earth arrayed in her spring gar-
manta Snapshots'usually are a much
- that fliotographs
Most
shade should be purchased to suit the
rule violated. The material chosen
must be in harmony with the lamp
itself. To best reflect the light. shades
licate tint. An interlinglng is also ad-
within. and so .to add to the effect-
iveness of the color scheme. In
Donnelly's'~ store at 16-18 South Main
Street I‘saw. this scheme carried but
very effectively. Mr. Donnelly has
just received a new lot of lamps in all
lamp
lamp. how often have you seen. this
should be lined with a. white: or do;
viable both to conceal the bulbs
and mail it to Foley '8: Co.. 2835 Shef-
field Ave., Chicago. Ill., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
taming Foley's Honey and Tar Com»
pound for coughs. colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kidney and bladder ailments; and
Foley Cathartlc Tablets, a wholesome
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, .Plain linoleum ’cemented
, down and waxed makes an
‘ flesh-ems” presentable. back-
ground for rugs. -
HE SUN PEEPS OUT. Whisks
am the snow and we stand
rede to welcome the
sill V!” , v‘spriii'g. "Then. suddenly, the
4 ' . darkens and presto. once more
"you“ are. ‘envsloped in..a blanket . of
.fldng. Did you ever see anything that
W111. lingering when it is not
mad as this winter? Try as it
my spring can't seem to make an
ignorance even if only for an hour.
.3“ yesterday I discovered where it
lied put one lever on winter which
has worn out itswelcoms.‘ And now
“you want to .how this~1eat was
”pushed? ehterday when I
in the Scotch Store at “Norwalk’s
Corner." Main and Wall
I learned that “it had slipped
leaving in its 1"also glittering
"r;
, such a bleak 'and dreary
13m. doubt. to or
unset o1 spring. they, in. sir
fi’ 11?. entirely mesmer-
over the counter
m?! which «on;
- gioflohsit'wouldpeto
new;
1 or e 1
Miss- the first place in
end and only the unpleasant
fold some new Duofold health under-
taken by a professional photographer.
Stillson-Powell~also carry all cam-
sises and styles. '
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic .
for constipation. biliousnees. head- mjffi
aches. and sluggish bowels. Stillson,
”Powell Corporation. ——-.Adv long ma Narrow
mmcasvs Wmhh
Bead fringe. in floral designs. 1s
. +thelr appelli‘a‘nce. last as
a." and are much prefer-ed to the old
Chinese ’
site. ‘while embodying all the con-
happcuings remain with us.
True ‘to.thls tradition. the
won erful furniture sale which has
been in progress in the A. J. Collins
Furniture Company at 70 North Main
Street during the month'of February
comes to attend this Saturday. Every
thing. during this period. has been
greatly reduced. and the women who
has not already taken advantage of
these offerings had better do so before
Saturday For after that day. current
prices will be quoted on all their
shock.
The. A. J. Collins Company has a
very good line of tables, in all sizes.
For the library, they have some '
unique library tables, mahogany.
t
you desire. Their gate leg tables.
which by the way. are very popular.
are very reasonably priced and are a
wonderful addition to any room.
In dresses and hats every sewn
thgre appears upon the market several
new novelties and while not much
publicity is given to new woods used
to fashion our furniture. they make
lat-1y 'as
the new drops or hat fabric and in
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found staple and odd pieces. made -
from these new materials. .,
wear for babies.
layers of fabrics. wool and cotton—-
the wool is on‘the outside and affords
warmth while the cotton is next to
the skin and yields comfort. Wool
by itself spells. health but no matter
,how you twist around the letters you
can’t make them also spell comfort
Therefore. the only'way to bring this
about is by injeétlnga new word-—
cotton.» _
~mj¢9tton sheet next to your skin while
for warmth you place the
blanket over the shoot.
vidod for by these Duofold garments.
American walnut or in whatever wood ~
garments.
they must step aside and make“
are still a number of days left.
despite the faetvthst springs debut is
A. 3. Collins Company's store will he .
The dovenette suites are something ' '
These garments are made from two e
a
For {comfort you sleep with
woolen
Just so. is
he infant's comfort and health pm
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. GOLDEN‘S Women’s Spe- .
~ cisity Shop at 68 Washing.
. -... ton street is until Satur-
'ri " day giving away Winter
Then after that day.
com for‘ spring showing. There
fashioned teflitiisp‘hk, which took
up '
so much of your room.
The domain .-
veniences of the davenport. is small-
necessary.
ras may be purchued-he?e.
dd that you buy your
at be a disappointment.
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"" where do you find it?
the place you hung it or on the floor?
Most of us. especially if you call home
one of these new“ alludes which seem
to begrudge you a little clmt room,
and it in the latter place. Have you
ever heard of the “Perfection" cloth...
log hanger bracket which may be
erand mayessily be placed in s.
corner
m 1mm wardrobe. ",
the cam
era accessories. ~Films to fit all cam.
For
the amateur developefv‘and one half
the fun of taking pictures i‘i‘in being
able to develop them yourself. sum
son-Powell carries all the chemicals
For the larger cameras,
they also have a solid line of plates.
“Kodak as you go." a popular ad-
vertisement advises land I. would only
kodak or
camera and all Its supplies in Still--
son-Powell’s Drug store.
course. if you desire to snap pictures.
which, when they are
That in. of
developed. will
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dress up in the closet and
when yourgor‘to take 1901“.
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very new. \Vide fringe and swinging
tassels harmonize with the flat shade
on a floor lamp. Mr. Donnelly has
some of these new tassels which you
may purchase and attach to your own
lamp. An adjustable shade of orange
and black gives a smart touch to a
bridge lamp.
Have you seen any of the new sconce
shields? They are made of black silk
over a gold colored lining and are
used on. wall lamps. Mr. Donnelly has
several of them also.
From lamps, why not let us turn to
glassware?. Both are interesting and .
’ unique. “Mr. Donnsily has a :1
tea set. made from cracked
very reasonably price
ow iced
at 37:5
Cracked glam is something new and ' '
Quite the prettiest thing I have eve;
seen.
. Tea sets may be had in glazed one
a” set of orange is 3360
black. There is also' another ’set'
blue. shading from sapphire to
blue. Here and there“
nonsense: also may be 1
odd pieces. which were
thee and‘
wane. This is a rather hes. ware and ' '
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