K g. srnAonn cuter. ’ T - ‘ l
3*. lmmr. do you know ~ 2
L: -; x mm“. to rcccivc his
”d 1 windows Idd churn ' re
,\ v writ-w shade which { “
s, . my rtmmco the Tuesday. '
. - . . . m ~ Normt.
33 mlow and ionic: Self Service Shoe St ‘ ’ W at“ ' Him ' 3mm “mu!”
M if m 13]; :83} it mm ”Rt are S how] M:?m t u “Eouth‘fim “awful“ safer.
‘ :cun l 1 cu . V x
r~ J‘- ard attractive .Angevlue Miran-e Company, 16 R. A. Benedict. Jewel-7 score. 22 Boiler ; and .19 Cent Store, 28
': nu!) I! so. the ‘honh “In: Street will: Street. Nor-walk. . South Main Street.
v. . . 3 Q _ _ .
, vam?’ 16 : Conneally & Breaker: Shoe Store, 81 Streetewxo::alk.mm 1m: and Wall 1". E. Ryan Company. Walton’s
“L; be glad lo Washington Street. v Specialty Shop, 86 Washington Street.
-. 33 2t.“ the mittence
Ms, which outwecr
. ary window shades.
:..a:le is entirely dizer-
ordinary ahade made
33 filling. Ila bole to
' is. so hasty, e0 tightly
rte-c: that it needs no
filling oi cny kind.
l‘tle. Brenna in eoi't
3‘1 it alwoya hang:
, . Nth.
l. 3 on rung your Irin-
nmv ahadee. only to
_\ become Iii-outed end
-. and water, and soon
you felt compelled
$31,61- your Finder-
v..-
1. LA
All
.\.
im- Ilrrnlin window
. -.r'. dim its beauty.
1 ;mr>ly iinto—wnte'
“312k oi what this will
M .mo economy!
Lyric—not l-liff. 3'01.
.5212“: and smooth. In
.liYhY um: of Bren-
light not a.
:‘m'. :adn your fur--
.ll’k‘r iorueo Bron-
~L‘ill1ntirtly and docs
1:: guns complete, pria
rtrlful
r
your home do you
n'opomy us well as
l.’ on. you win find
Huh in Ihls iamouo
“vars. Tlciirr stop
V , Furniture Company
$2Mm.
O
u j.’
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A \YUMAN beta out to
sun, docs rhe- atop
inst stem she ('omr-s
; arcrpt the iirst suit
Sho does not. She
ms store to that More,
prim 9 and ille mattr-
,}' “htn ll‘l' mind is
returns to the shop
hr the but material
.'.--s‘. prim. How diner-
inn: , he gust drop: into the
:nkrs whiten-r they offer
V
a
...
yr:
.r' as im- Will it‘ll you.
A a.» (i hunting around, the
...': liar sums". Rut my dear
firms are. not all the some
‘.| u and O'Mvara. 21 North
'T'LL muth you to atop into
rf— and let thin ehow in what
are different from cthcr
r :«lx-h a.
sum- is now featuring Spring
:«l twp coma in all the newest
H zmd Mimics. Suite ore priced
323. up to $45. Don't wait until
.51 minute to buy that .suit. drop
Guru": Hm tuck and
mvh‘ls. Costello and
nspcctlon.
. .
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lint: 1.3m“
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‘\Q . ~.n
41.. innit jxuill' i
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-73vd Hm (lillnflf dress. drap-
MW‘ “,3. on". falling in car—
7'7'2“ 3? lrnuvl our 11 match-
-l.l clip.
0
>"'.,\'FHCLD BROS. are this
n 1.... 5
gr“ 2‘ .1: “(wk offering in their
‘ \ Ilium: store at 2’-
‘ lung‘nngton slrcct, bu t h
4 ill a sprvcinl pricc. In-
mt are both stools of
Costello & O'Hara New. Furnish-
ing Store. 21 37011.1: Mun Street.
I Fur Dow 51
ll MI. Couth
1. I. mama. Women‘s Mu
Shop. 5! Washington Ila-w. t7
Harold A. Head. Drug 5m 3
North Mun Street. re.
Michel-en's audio. 7! Wuhingmn
Etreet.
Miner'- Grocery Ron. I! Waning.
ton Street.
Albert D. nornn’e mam. Store,
8‘ Waahlng‘ton Street.
Palm Bootery. 2
Street.
Palace Clothes Shop, Inc... 13 North
Main Street.
Rom 5: Stevens. Men'l Furnish-
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenneld Brothers. Hardware
Store. 125 Washington Street.
w
I
North Main
70 North M1411 Street.
Jamel Donnelly. 16-10 South m 71 North Iain Its-ea. -
Street. . Jamel Donnell). -18.“ loath lain
film Street.
Remit-tum
A. J. Collins Furniture Company.
R. J. (313581. m m norm.
Reach Elma-y Company. 21
Gottlieb'o lion's Mow mm—
in; Store. 13 mutt 3nd: Street.
A. r. Gehabe. Birdwara Store. 25
West Washington area.
L. Golden, Women'u Wty Shop;
63 Washington Street. ' 3
Harris Huber-denier! We. 21 mu
Street. )lorinlk. -
Jeeoby’o Item? and Womeu'u Fur-
nix-hing store. 12-14 North Main
Street.
Mu Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South
Main Strut.
Harold A. Head. Drug Store. 8
North Main Street. .
Mark-01 Shoe Store, H South Main
Strcet.
Komlk Boot Shop. 42 Wall Street.
'Nmmsueet.
‘ Noe-“1k.
Washington Street.
Store. 28 Wall sue-oz. Norm; in
Street.
ton Street.
Street.
Stimson-Powell Drug Store. 82
Trisha: and Butt t
/
. sum-my
Anthony L.
Bria. Nlor Shop. '88 '
Camilla. Gift Sham 68 Wall Street.
June: Donnell . 1&1! South 3m:
Gorbam Decorators, 126 Washing-
Palace Delicatessen. 25 North nun
Royal James Inn. Well Street. Slob
walk.
Shoulos Brother‘l mat Store, 44
South Mm Street.
South Nor-walk Trust Gummy. 89
Washington Street. ’
Thomas‘s Chocolate Shop, 24 South.
Main Strum.
Twin (Tily \‘alct San'ice. G’.’ Norm
Main Strut-t. South Nor-walk.
I
you try. you can‘t get away from the
fact that gray in the most popular
shade in footwear 1nd when this color
is combined with black. as it is in one
model shown here. with the patent
leather Vamp and gray quarterback
and the new one-inch heel. the result.
is enough to moke any woman catchi
her breath. This model sells for $6. ,
For the men folks there are some
snappy brown oxford: made on the
i
fcct there is an oxford, with the plain?
too. This model may he bar. .‘2. irn:
with brown saddle or the reverse-1
that is in flown with tan uddle.
.
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If FTEI’. TI'IE WXTER most of
$279. ‘- us for] groggy and M ed‘
Bag toning up. A winter such as
'--‘ We hare just pa-scdj
through. leaves us unreddlng preyiori
the ever present spring fever. Grand- ’
mother pinncd her faith to sulphfrl
and molasses until she tried ihe roge-
tablc blood purifier, such as may be
purchased in the drug store of H. A.
Mend. 8 North Main street and mm]
one bottle of this. she was :trong im-
tor it.
Thin purifier in no new and un-
tried mixture, introduced to us by
way of gaudy advertisements. It does
not claim to be an updo-dale remedy.
it is contended to be classed as "old
fashioned." Perhaps past uprings you
have tried some 0! the new “euros"
only to be disappointed, if so. this
your buy a, bottle of this mixture ord I
can assure you that it will inject that
"pop" which the spring {eydr carried
away. It is composed of sanapfillé.
shellcngig, yellow dock. burbock. lice-
ncc and snssafraa.
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Short and long sleeves dixide
honors on the new blouses,
though tho: former are rarely (y-
trnme in their shortness (rapt in
new round toe last. In a two tone ei-l _.
pcrunental. aren‘t they?) In int in
this store will be found everything to
convince other: that you hau‘. really
«wanna the champions. It might be
well to stop in lure and look the ”im-
plements of war" over before you is-
sue anw challenges
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AVE YOl’ SEE): the new
King Tut pumps? 1 had
had about them in tho New
York papcrs and was man»
(Mud but whcn 1 saw the price. my
inurcst “‘uncll. E\rn if they arc cym-
thnic thousand yum-s old and Ulc- m1-
tpllcmrss of the pair found in old King
Tut's tomb. my purse refused to pf‘r-
mit me to unit). a pair. Howiu-r.
this morning in “to Self Scrum: Shoe
Store. 8 North Main strict. 1 put om-
our on my slrndcr pockctlook. 1n
here. I saw the exact duplicates 'o:
the ones. for which New York shops
arc asking exorbitant prices. priced at
only $3.45. If you want to ho real up
to the minute. you will get a pair 0:
{ht-be.
Gray and black patent combination
in either ilze pump or oxford are
prh'ml at $3.90. All lho l-Iattrr foot-
wear in this shop is \(ry rtasonably
priced, so bcitcr stop in.
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The lmndana collar in actual
lsanxinna matvrial or other primed
fabrics is sctn on many of tho
blousts. ‘
e :
HAT CAN MAKE or mar your
Easter toilette? GIN-vs.
Shabby gloves have more
than once detrnctcd from
an oihc-r faultlise costume. in zinc
spcncllty chop of J. 1. Mallcllm at
SS \Vashiugton strcct will be iouud
jllSl the kind of a glove you rcquiro.
either in silk or kid. Thry are of-
i'cring as an Easter spcctal some two
th case of a few imported
models.
0
1 nail: the rubber tip;
‘.«‘::lh' cnamrl and 'solid
. .3. ‘ltnl towel racks: glass
5 ‘.« 315 and medicine cab-
umalli-r nriiclcs are
.spulll‘ro and 100th-
'2'1‘li
lvu-
Lumbn or yard. Roeenfield
'r')’ all kinds of tools -—
4.“ unmitn: hoes. shovels
‘rr implements needed.
v‘r‘. l. ~mst at the present
: lHl \rry conversant.
«lmsn‘t nccd a stop lad-
1:115 just roc’rived n
4.1 of them, all heights
'ulfly priced. as are al-
I 4
or;
m 1‘ pots.
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"f ‘ ' l'\ll’. DEPARTMENT
? ~i'uvillv1. Ll South Main
jfi It. is now showing its
,4 :13; line 01' coats and
vain”; and children. Pre-
.~ :or an infant's cont
vent to take a piece of
1‘ together, stitch it to 8.
1' go at that, but the
:iéoun by the Fair De-
lmye as much indi-
style as the garment:
older children.
I u' r youngsters —— that is
.wm'c up. coats in polo,
‘1 {\ntd mixture: ore
‘, While the dresses, - the
"v‘lilCll are "parity" style.
'1 .«mfl. pcrcales. challles
”Rubi“ lflbX'lCS.
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(Miami (rock: in pastel
and mode on haunt!!!
the usual type of dinner
“usel’l by the very young
5.‘ TN
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‘JILI‘. BEFORE WAS there
. all attention given to foot-
wur us this season. Sprlnl
. rm nlngs were held in ma-
.Hw and milliliter? “109'.
r thought of lingering bo-
mwi‘ Shoes. wero‘black
:. h or low cut. a. necessity.
lv'lt Who ever gave them
might? \thn selecting a
In it that it harmonized
? of our apparel. but sea—
' Ir-on as we selected our
mwr entered our heads
which would mutCh our
m.“- timn changes! Shoes.
gifn'lillt things u few ecu?
the key note around
3- :Ld‘rcsscd woman now
» 1'. (to.
v & Bracken. keepinl,
‘ .. tinus. are now chewing
' valrls {or Eat-tor c “3
s‘wrp at 81 Webb! gton
vnilmly there are mend
strap pump. Straps. one
pro'rorrcd. are very‘inlh
’ l 11mm pump: which are
». husk“! work are really
”is. No mutter-how 111:5
l'
EnY “‘EBK \‘l’HEX I, stop
into the Palace Bookry. :7
North Main street, 1 find
that they are featuring come
now model, simultaneously with its
dobut on Fifth axcnue. Last well: it
was the Sally pump and this Week it
is the Lorraine pump. with a. patent
vamp. gray suede back and the new
Spanish heel. This model in priczd at
$6.45.
For sport wear you really may wear
any model and not feel out of plucc.
but for dress the Lorraine model is
being sponsored. The Spanish lit-cl
has usurped the place hold so long by
the French hecl. Gray and black is
the most. popular combination on the
market today and altogether this
model is all that one could
while the price is just right {or your
pocketbook and mine.
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LL ROADS THIS WEEK
lead to the Palace Clothes
Shop. Inc.. 13 North Main
street. where an unusually
of spring suits are being dis—
ployed. Here will be found suits for
the cake-enter, hia dud and grand-dad,
all finely tailored and or the latest cut.
Lighter shades seem to be the favor”
ite. although for the man who still]
sticka to the sombre colors. there is
a plentiful showing.
It has always been the policy of
the Palace Clothes Shop to one? the
beat. merchandise obtainable at the
lowest prices possible and the advent
of this seuon finds no day-lotion from
this rule. The aprlng suits are very
reuonobly priced and for the special
price of $20.75 they are altering an
unuguany good looking lot 0! suite.
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The pemnt and the bell aleevea
are the predominating forms qn
the over-blouse.
0
good line
0
or "ATTER UP! THERE Is a.
' '° ’ ‘ ebuflle. o. hasty catching up
of 3 hand full of send. as
the sand lot urchin and the
proteoeional player rallies to the call.
The autumn with its colorful football.
wintervwith its basketball. all i. tar-
gotten ne embrovo Cobbe try to steal
heme. Liniments. old and new. are
used to coax the old wing along and
school team aspirants nuddenly be-
a.
come unduly interested in their
studies.
other sports have tried to‘ steal
any its thunder: but, somehow or the
other every spring it turn: up the
“daddy" or them all. School and shop
team. are forced—each confident of
brmginghome the bacon. Yet. how
can they expect this when they do not
properly equip their teamo? It you
want I winner. buy the paraphenuiia
in the mooning department of Albert
D. Morgan's hardware store at 84
Wuhington afmt. Bots. mm. the
Hook Gowdy nit ior your temper-
dLsirc. ,
clasp kid glows in black. “lino
hroxyn. tan and gray, {or oniy $1.03
1Somr of those have stitching m cm-
,imsling colors and are easily
ulonblr- 1110. price asked.
There are scycral palm of nmclty
glou‘s. lmmlnlcts. gnunilcls in silk or
\V (l 1"
crmv pricv. ln Silk lluro is slamxn
some of the 16 button models and if
you arc to wrur o c of the my:
slcm‘clcss frocks. you will want a pair
of these.
HAT IUND OP‘ OLIVES do
you like? Queen. stufi‘vd
queens or cocktail?
them in the grocery store of William
Miller at 33 “'ashington Strcet.
Pickles. all kinds. sweet. sour or mix-
ed, Park & 'l'ilt'ord'e mint sauce or
far-d dates. everything that is delec-
ablc is in this store.
Have you tried any of lluy's five
'fruit syrup? It is something new and
Mr. Miller is the exclusive agent for it.
It may be used as redressing. poured
over peaches or other fruit ices. usml
as a pudding and one woman told mu
that it makes a delicious jelly. This
jelly. so she informed me. when served
with a hot roast. can't be beaten.
There are many other way
it may be ueed and I am sure that
after you have once tried it. you will
never be in a. quandry about what to
order for dinner.
3
The poke shaped hat, fashion--
ed along the same lines as the
Salvation Army lausie‘s bonnet. is
the moat popular model. just at
this moment. ,
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H18 MORNING WHEN I went
(\".'....A 78 Washington Street. I
IA“ learned that a. special pr‘co
is being quoted, for a. limited time
only. on all confirmation and com-
munlon pictures. It is during this
season that these church festivities
are usually held, so it ‘here .4 any
member of your family, who is going
to participate in either of them. f
would advise that you drop into the
Michelson Studio and make an ap-
pointment to have'th'eir picture tak-
en.
Usually when there is a. special
price quoted on any article. you are
a little skeptical and figure that there
in a catch to itleomewhore. In some
instances you are within your rights
in thinking so. but when Mr. Michel-
sen makes you a. special .ofler. you
Is the some high grade of workman—
ship and mural“ on have gone to for
to make the Michelson Studio rendez—
photography.
0 .
RE YOU GOING to, fithe ex-
position at: the Armory fins
week? Foolish .ot me to
ask. ouch . 3 question. isn't
it. or at room you ‘ ire going.
even it for no“‘other rec-on than to
mental catcher (they creation; term
e
hear Viocootgjgbopu’a m 3
How ohm have you after hearing
a record pfayed on a \‘ictrola wished
that you could hear the original or-
chestra. \Yish-sé sometimes come
lrm‘, you know and lit-re is yours.
For at the booth. which Bofincfly‘a
store. 16-18 South Main Sire-cl. is oc-
cupying, you may purchase the \‘cry
rccnrds which Lopez‘s orchosira will
play. orchestra plays only for
the 0. lx‘. records and although Mr.
Donnrlty docs not carry this make.
lac sccmw-l llicm cspncinlly for this
occfision and navy may be purchased
at his booth only. Curry home some
This
of than mad ins-c Lope: play for
)ou cxvry day.
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Pairings 2% growing: longti-
with the Fair and 12131 the hob is
dcomcd is ll!‘ undisguiscd fact. ‘
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val-Ins .Q; STEVENS. 14 So.
Mum Strcct am now offer—
2L: {.0le $1 to 84 lb? 53*
mr :12. come now underwear.
in both union and (“$-55de culls.
Thrust" Superior make in bal-
l-riggnn and unincook, and after you
look them mu r. you will say as I
did, “how udsmtabk‘.”
llaye you saw: the new sports
lsz‘ If not. I wouldn‘t admit it.
{or if you rm to be in the swim.
you will chair: mynurship of at least
an? n:
N.
ha
one. Those, “Ll-on are priced at1
$3.530, «some in ilzc new shades. with
gray. brown and ism loading. This
kid. also luring mined at a \cry mod-'
1arc guaranteed
find, quality.
\Vliich- ‘
over they are you will find?
into the Michelson studio at;
vous of people who neck the best in _
l
é
751
unsurpassed as breakfast fruits, the
ideal base for all salads and served
in con names other ways add health-
ful variety to meals.
Sealdsn’eet.
<3me Omnggi
SeaidsweetFlm-idaoranges are equally
useful in planning balanced menus.
SEAIDSW‘EFF GRAPEf'RUIT RICKEY
Made after one of the acme of tested
recipes in ”Home User for Isles of SeaL‘L
tweet Florida Oranges and Grapeinfin"
Sand for gift copy. fire. Adam "Floris;
Citrus 'Fxch once. :20 Cirrus Exchange
Building. Tampa, Florida.
As! yea-hit duh fa- Seam
FM‘ Wadgrepefi-nie his
thathempplyyouwidamem.
hat is the 1m: man has been
“akin: for. H is as Jim-.53 is a. cap.
i \‘cry
may he :‘oleiui and placed in your‘
llockvt and Mini lukmi out. no "
linrm will have burn done. For lie _
man who hates a fussy hat. who likes?
hi it go at that. how it ls—-:lie hm;
us conxzoz'la‘nlc us an old “holly" plus
all lite indixidimlity and style of “it2
moot fashionable llnl made. ‘
in in 5. this store is {cunning from'
10 $1 some now iiidcslrucli’olv
nx‘clun at
War Hunks cmulyinu'iinns und'
to workmanship;
l-‘or tilv younger sum-1,;
“Lo llkv somflliing liushy. there are;
urinals of lsrillunt hues. with striposf
of commsiing shades. equally as?
dazzling. \v‘fiii'c {or their dads or the
mcn with a more conscx‘yaiiye 135m;
and
GS
;lll\‘:‘(‘ are several stylus in less gm“:
3
!
I
s in whichl
may be assured that included‘with it "
gums colors.
Rogers d- Simcus
“car this spring. so if you are inter-
rstnd. don‘t m‘glr-ci to stop in.
t 0 ll
Litllc pot~slmpcd purses of Mi-
lnu straw with lids oi galiitli are
Ming carried as also are bags in
the same shape made of loops of
heads.
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Suzanne
JOY or HEALTH
WBMAN’S maul
Mrs. Evans Freed from Peale
Weakness by Lydia E. Pmkham' ’3
Vegetable Compound
Detroit, maxim—‘1 had female
weakness with puns‘ in my back, and.
I couldf Ito; stand
ee or
_ of.tim§.’l':naz
' ma uctory
but to t
I was too mane-L a:
can out like other men
andnoi: feel flaw %
our medicine that I fig;
tor thafirst‘bottle, 1
, nu... rm Ev '
{no Blvd..'Detr~9it. m
‘ “’5,” gain-idea .
} Jsorother i ‘
no on wag :- - o
e agenbie ._
Those are in all the pop-:5 .
arc- now dcynt- ~ ‘
.
ling their entire store to the showing;
“of \‘Clmt the well groomcd man will;
itia: mail 0%;
healthl' Ikel'weu algae:
hmbandk mean f l’
mu. m
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it
—-, NOTICE ——~
The Yale & Toilets Manufacturing Company has vacancies in
which the following; classes of help can be used:
MEX
D1 1’. Rig“. KERR
ALL ARDEN}? MACHLHSTS
, MUULDERS
INSPECTORS ,
3? .l‘. i" H1 N H H :\ NDS
SIOUX CLERK'S
’(U.;SHERS
I
LARGRFRS
for FOUNDRY
YARD
GENERAL WORK
0
130’
Q.
.-N
This is an opportunity for
who desire to learn a trade.
BENCH HANDS (Light Assembly)
MACHINE HANDS .
GIRLS
Apply Employment Department,
THE YALE 69° TOWNE MFG. CO.
STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT.
‘\-“\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘
. . . ~ . . .
'.-¢‘-, f‘l'-o or ‘g'.;.‘
, ‘,.,Our stock of children’s weer'wns so complete and large that we will be able to feature
Infant’s and Children’s wear for several days.
, Thisoao also offers unusual opportunity to make enbstantial' savings in men’s and la.-
Idie’sfl,liosiery and ladies’ and misses' underwear and furnishings.
x
‘ IR r. mo ’ STONE ’
. 13m STREET * n
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