.. flow“: These shoes have
.“y.
, <M‘ snows AND
i “ “OT-KOO pumps and 0;.
fords for children are for
:1 sale eaelusively by the Nor-
Shop. 43 Wall street. Nor-
“. ., long been
.tbafsvertte of parents who see to it
M their children are shod in well
m. comfortable shoes. A child's
[set isn't like an sdult's foot. A
, hp person may force his foot
to an ill-fitting shoe and outside of
mvniencing his pet corn. no other
perceptible damage is done. But a
child’s foot must not be cramped. 9t
SIM bogiven plenty of room and
proper support must be afforded his
.‘44
. lattes.
The Norwalk Boot Shop carries a
mpleto line of these shoes in all
leathers and slses. They are Ideal for
both play and ifi'ell wear. This shop
is also featuring several new models
in pumps and Oxfords for misses and
ohildron. and is Just the place for you
to stop into for your children's Easter
foot-wear.
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BE A. J. COLLINS FURNI-
TURE COMPANY. 70 No.
Main street. is now featur-
ing some unique models in
or reed furniture. which is es-
pociaily recommended for your sun
porch or your living room. Woven
furniture. inviting in its comfort and
colorful in its variety of new finishes.
readily finds a place in the livable
home. The bright. cheery upholster-
ing seems to bring a touch of the sun
into the home. an echo of the garden
and the out-of-doors. Whether a
rocker be combined with other furni-
tore or a sun-room be completely
finished in reed. fibre or willow. its
charm is the same. its \aluc and com«
fort unquestioned.
Th furniture of the sun parlor
should be for the most part. wicker.
To be sure. a stuffed chair may creep
in her. and there. for a room of this
kind. is first of all. a place of relaxa-
tion and rest; but there should be
'enough wicker furniture—chairs. ta-
bles. chaises longues. swings. and oth-
er such paraphernalia—to more than
overbalance any upholstered furniture
which may be used. The wicker chairs
should be conscious and should boast
generous cushions: the sofas and
chaises longues should be piled with
fat pillows; evmythlng should bespeak
comfort and ease.
In the furniture store of the A. J.
Collins company wil be found all these
pieces either in the plain or tapestry
covered models. Every piece of fur-
niture in this store. has been person-
ally elected because of its fitness and
genuine character. Courteous help-
fulness permeates their entire organi-
sation. with but one interest upper-
most—that you. the customer. be fully
and completely satisfied.
If for no other reason than this.
you should make this store your head-
quarters when buying furnishings for
your home, for you may be sure
that anything you carry avvuy f'rom
here is the best in quality and style.
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Chincllla satin is a lovely
fabric used to fashion a stun-
ning new cape.
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IIABERDASHERY
store of Theodore Harris at
21 “'liil street. chwalk.
will be found every article
which any man
For ilic chap. who
Easter suit. here are
loverul of the best out and weaves.
which have Just been _cnrricll away
from the best tailoring shops in the
countrty. Top coats. and never be-
fore were they so popular. in many
new models. all sizncs. colors. {"0th
and oh. yes, at all prices. ranging
from a very modest little sum to ihv
higher price for the man. who .lrsircs
the best obtainable. ln shirts. nrd
even if you can not afford a new suit.
you can one of these shirts, which are
of it well known make and may be
had in all the new and popular colors.
Caps and hats. which do you prefer?
In the caps as well as in the hats. the
lightd' shades seem to be the favorite.
Gray from all indications is the ac-
cepted shade for your hat and the
models shown here, while the
Word in hair. are very reasonably
priced. Tics. silks. or the new twmd
use wry a small price tag and I saw
some very good looking ones 1‘! lead at
only 4’ cents.
Mr. Harris’ shop is where the well
groomed man buys his clothes. so why
don't you stop in?
5'; _‘.
mfig
o Ip ng apparel
could wish for.
wants 3 new
O O O
ASTER AND JUNE BRIDES
go hand in ‘land and al-
ready now tl.c Easter bride
is hurrying from store to
ore. selecting her lroussesu. 0n the
brido of yesteryears finger. there shone
a oirclet of plain gold. but today there
are as many styles in Wedding rings as
there are in anything else. aid in the
)ewnry store of Robert A. Benedict
.at 32 .Wall street. Norwalk. will be
found all the acczpmd models.
Irffisnedlct also has sev: al new
and original novelties which will
make ideal wedding gifts. so .f you
are fortunate «nough to numbn-
among your acquaintance an Faster
mo. stop in here for her gift. In
5 ver. there are wonderful chcsls and
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v ...
m bow“?-
meal- 81“-
diviqtlal pieces. while in cut glass
theme is nearly as greui.
.12 lathe custom now-a-duvs for the
bride to offer hrs- brides maids. s. little
‘ remembrance and in this store, I saw
”you! objects. created for inst this
m. Rosaries. beads. bags. vull~
h m and they are. I think. the
V are here. as are the best
Why rct stop in and
nhow them to
not Ir. Benedict to
for evening wear there is
a-predominsnce of white taf-
‘felt'in combination with sil-
Wises.
. DOESN'T m‘atter how much
lahurrrlslnin. tryssI
man. I can‘t pass the Bee-
ton Store at Norwalk'l bosio.
I I fish and Wall streets.
" I glance at my watch. I
' am minutes to spare.
' eyes ~turn toward their at-
display window. and I think.
' " a hurt if I linger tol- Just
' Ana‘so. I enter and in
lallt'I
.skla.
SHOPPI
Fashion recommends for the sub-
deb's gowns. There is nothing cool-
er or daintier than a gingham gown.
trimmed with organdie. And by the
way. they also are . selling some new
organdie in all the new shades, _at a
very attractive price.
Sweaters and blouses. really. you
can't mention one without the other.
for they play about the same part in
this year's ward robe. In sweaters.
either slip-on or the newer tuexcdo.
there is a wonderful showing in silk.
silk and wool. fibre or the all wcol.
For sport wear there is nothing bet-
ter. while one of the new blouses
when worn with an odd skirt makes a
very fetching costume.
In hats. this store has some very
pretty models in sport, dress and
semi-dress. For sport soft crushable
hats are the fa\ orite. while the dress
hats are very elaborate affairs. boast-
ing of much trimming. In fact. never
before. were flowers employed so lav-
ishiy.
The Boston Store. also carries a
very good line of gloves. silk or kid;
stockings. all grade and shades, and
pocket books. from the tiny vanity
bag to the lingo leather puree.
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ASTER IS THE SEASON for
for pleasure. for color, for
the good things of life. Peo-
ple who know the best in
often have a friendly
'
"no ;'
h-’-.‘
sWects will
argument as to which is the most at-
tractive package in \Vhitmana famous
quality group. such as may be pur-
chased in the drug store of H. A.
Mead. 8 North Main street. but. you
will never hear any difference of
opinion about the goodness of the
swaets. Mar this week-end Mr.
Mead is offering from this group, the
Sampler. Pleasure Island. romance in
chocolates. pirates sea chest. freight-
ed with treasure from Spanish Main.
Fussy Package. for fastidious folks.
super extra chocolates. the package
which stands for all that is good in
candy-making and the Library pack-
age. book shaped. odd. an ralo-lucnt
volume of sweet thoughts and good
taste.
Mr. Mead ls all-r running a spccml
cn Apoilc chocolates which are
equally as famous as the \Vhiiman
brand. The Apollo offering .‘ir Easter
is a house shaped box filled with
Easter eggs, which is priced at
only 25 cents. Don't neglect to buy
one for the kiddies.
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MART “'OMEN ARE unan-
imous in declaring that the
vogue for spring is for suits
such as are being shown by
rank Jacoby in his store at 8 North
Distinctive styles are
featured here. with shut. medium
and long coats. beautifully embroid-
l-rcd. carefully tailored and finished.
fashioned of line materials. silk and
crepe lined. For the spring taillcur
spring blouse are also shown and
tho jacquctte blouse is very popular
with its allover embroidery on heavy
crepe do chine. The Jenny neckline
and original slcs-ve is also seen on
other models.
In frocks are several c‘leevr new
models, some of which present the
new pleated effects, while others show
the tiered skirts. the smart one-sided
and front draperies. the apron tunic
and the many other new fancies of
fashion.
\Vraps and capes are litre,
of them embodying the new (:rucrt‘ul
circular line. This is the lion», for
you. if you are looking for the lust
word in lniludy's creations.
e s s
Monkey fur. lapin and
Summer ermine are used to
trim frocks. wraps and hills.
O O O ,
ATS HAVE Ai.\VAYS MUill-I
or less played an important
part in one's toilette. but
this season they are not
playing an important part. they are
playing the leading role. Every
frock must have its accompanying
millinery creation and if you are not
fortunate enough to be able to live up
to this edict. I should advise that you
drop into the French Millincry Shop
at 21 North Main street and select one
of their exclusive models, which may
effectively be worn with any costume.
This is the best of buying a creation
which is the epitome of smartness.
you may wear it to any place and in
any gathering and not feel dowdy.
Toast is a. new shade seen in sever-
al new models shown in this store.
Several of them flaunt gaily colored
ostrich plumes while others are
banked with flowers. A leghorn model
has a silk crown of delicate pink and
interwoven in its every line is simplic-
ity and exclusiveness. Some people
harbor the delusion that a. hat to he
considered smart must be very high
priced and smothered with grotesque
ornaments which shriek their poor
taste with the price tag. If you want
to know what is really "smart" and
what type of a hat the well dressed
woman of New York. Paris or London
wears. stop into the French Milllnery
shop and look over some of their
models.
Good taste may be carried out in
children‘s hats also. The Pollyanna
hat shown here is the acme of good
taste, while several other models in
Neapolitan straw with streamers are
equally as acceptable.
This shop is showing several new
models in swoaters in all colors or
weaves as well as all the leading
shades in the better grades of full
fashioned silk hosiery. ‘Sheer. chif-
fon. the all over spider web transpar-
ent as well as the glove silk are here
at very moderate prices.
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THE LATEST CREATION
in Easter foot Wear are now
on display in the Mark-off
Shoe store. 42 South Main
Pumps or oxfords «with the
I“
Main street.
58 vernl
street.
patent vamp and gray
Cuban.‘llouis or French heel or the
all gray are here. One model of all
gray suede with the cuban heel is
priced at 85.96 while at 85.45 is being
shown a new spring sport oxford of
gray suede trimmed with black calf
The male model may be had
in brown suede with trimmings of tan
calf skin.
«siss- the children. this- don ll
. 1., mum ocular! Jane’aln
M unifies, ‘whilo the be“?
back. in flat.-.
' Suzanne Shops
Tuesday.
Self Service Shoe Store 8 North
Main street.
Angevine Furniture Company. 1‘
North Main Street.
Conneslly a Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington Street.
Costello & O'Meara Men‘s Furnish—
ing Store. 31 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. 16-18 South Iain
Street.
Fair Department Store.
Main Street.
J. I. Mallette. Women's
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold A. Mead. Drug
North Main Street.
Michelson's Studio. 78 Washington
Street. ‘
Miller's Grocery Store. 3: Washing.
ton Street. .
Albert. D. Morgan‘s Hardware Store.
84 Washington Street. ‘
I‘aiace Bootery, 27 North Main
Street.
5 1 South
Specialty
Store. I
Main Street.
Rogers a Stevens. Men’s Furnish-
ings Store. 14 South Main Street.
Rosenneld Brothers. Hardware
Store. 125 Washington Street.
strap have just been received. while a
new patent colt oxford, which is just
making itts appearance on the mar—
kct may be had for $1.69.
The Mark-Off shoe store have a
complete line of full fashioned silk
hosiery in all the leading shades at a
very reasonable price.
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1:) MATTER VVHETHl-JR YOU
ARE preparing to greet
Easter in this or last year's
suit .you will need new
g
‘
, b."
672*.
refill
gloves and especially ones, such as
may be purchased in the specialty
shop of the N. B. Ryan company.
at 86 Washington street. Here all the
latest models in kids and fabrics are
being specially featured for this week
end. This shop also carries the Tre-
fousse gloves, which speak for them-
selves. Both wrist and gauntlet mod-
els are here and in the shades of gray
9to match your shoes or hat.
This shop is also the. local agent for
ihe McCallum. “you just know she
wears them" hosiery. A full fashion-
ed model of this make. in all the
leading colors is priced at 82.00.
it’llyscr stockings are found here. as
well as several other guaranteed
:makcs and this is the place for you
‘io purchase your Easter gloves and
hosiery.
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N kaO'i‘TLIEIZi'S C L 0 T H I N G
F l STORE. 12 South‘ Main
I
.. d
'3‘ street is featurin boy's
E3323 ‘
Easter salts with 2 pair of
knickers. in all the. wanted shades.
priced from $7.50 up.
Oliver Twist
ivvash suits and middics are here also
,lilld the former. one model of which
!llus.ihe black satin pants, white satin
waist and rufflr-«i collar. are priced
from $1.49 up. These suits which
have been made famous by Jackie
it‘omwm, are Just making their debut
land in this store will be found a \cry
fgoori showing in all siludf's.
Mr-n's spring lop coats in tweeds.
()VL‘l’plliidS. (‘f‘ii\'t‘ntjli(‘. \vhlpcords bear
the prices of $24.50. $27.45 and $29.50.
while suits. the Norfolk sport model
included. are marked from $18.50 up.
\Vhy not make Gottlicb's your first
stop and save time and money?
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For sport wear knitted
garments in yellow. orchid
and Dogs are very popular.
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OH. EASTER. THE FAIR DE~
I’ARTMENT STORE. 51 80.
Main street. is featuring
. some new children's dresses
of organdie. Several of these models
are trimmed with lace and are really
just the frock for communion or com-
t'irmation. New coats for the young-
sters are here also in all the new fab-
rics and models. and are quite as at-
tractive as the models shown for their
elders.
The Fair Department Store. I also
learned. has Just received some new
silk crepe. A silk paisley canton
‘crcpc, “hich is 40 inches wide. is
priced at only 33.25 the-yard and is
especially recommended for the ovcb
blouse. Other patterns are marked
from 98 cents up. while at 81.98 is
shown some br0caded crepe in all the
leading colors.
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3 1N R. J. CCTBII.L‘S BRIDGE
FISH MARKET, at 71 No.
I"), Main street, may this week
‘3'. be had a very good varietyy
of fresh fish.
will be found codx halibut. smelts.
trout, haddock, long clams and oy-
sters. Oysters. do you like them? If
not. then you are in the'minority and
if you once taste some of the ones
for sale in Mr. Cutbiil's market. you
will soon join the majority.
All the fish in Mr. Cutbill's mar-
ket is fresh caught and some of them
which are on sale now Were only ta-
ken from their watery home. less
than a ,vveek ago. Of course. sever-
al stores claim to sell only fresh
caught brands. but in. Cutbill is the
only one who can substantiate this
claim. For Friday's dinner. stop in
here and carry home whatever kind
of fish you‘like best.
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“:0 MATTER WHAT merchan-
dise he carries. every mar.
_. chant pauses and pushes
. :1 something aside to make
room for his Easter goods. In mo-
diste and millinery shops. of cots-se‘ .
everyth g else is effaced and when
you steiacross their threshholds. you
behold ly Easter creations. Grocery
stores make every effort to map up
some food stuff. which may be christ-
ened. "Easter" and even when you
drop into staid drug stores. you find
that they also have succumbed to the
lure of this colorful season. Cosme-
F!
Palace Clothes Shop. Inc.. 13 North g
M!
M Department Store. 81‘ South
Kain Street.
It. A. Benedict. s Jewelry Store. :3
Wall Street. Norwalk. '
The Boston Store. Iain and Wall
Streetl. Nor-walk.
A. JICollins rural» ture Company,
70 North Kain Street.
R. J. Cutblil. Bridge Fish Market.
71 North Main Street.
James Donnelly. ”-18 South llsln
Main Street.
French Hillinery Company.
North lain Street.
Gottlieb's Ken's Economy Furnish-
ing Store. 13' South Nail: Street.
A. F. Gebobe. Hardware Store. :6
West Washington Street.
L. Golden. Women's Specialty Shop.
88 Washington Stroet.
Harris Haberdashery Store. 21 Wall
Street. Norwalk.
Jacoby's Men's and Women’s Fur-
nishing Store. 12-14 North Main
Street. '
Max Levy's Shoe Store. 27 South
Main Strut.
Harold A. Mead. Drug Store. 8
North Main Street.
Mark—Oi! Shoe Store. 49 South Main
Street.
Nor-walk Boot Shop. 42 Wall Street.
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the season! itself. Varied colored
candied eggsumay be purchased. but.
have you ever colored any eggs? If
not, you don't know what you are,
missing. So why not, stop into Still-
son-Powell's and purchase a package
'them assist you?
Included among them.
of this dye and color the eggs for the
children. Or better still. why not let
Coloring egxl 18
one thing most chi‘dren look forward
to and some mothers first hard boil
the eggs and then color them, while
others penetrate the shell.
Stillson-Powell's are also” onering
several specials in Easter candy.
Some how or the other. no matter
how hard you try. you can't get away
from the fact that Easter is synonym-
ous with candy. I wonder who origin-
ated the idea? Perhaps John instead
of sending Priscilla a bouquet of
flowers. brought her a box of candy.
or maybe. who knows. it might have
only been a lag. Anyway let us be
thankful that some one had foresight
enough to introduce Easter to candy.
And since. Stillson-Powell are agree-
able to recognize their speaking ac-
quaintance by offering such specials.
we ought to all rise up and send
some one a vote of thanks.
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The straightllne overblouso
and Jacquette are prime fav~
orites.
O O O
E LISK AND YOU RUN no
risk." 80 read a card in
, the mdware store of A. F.
Gehebe at 26 “lest “'nsh-
street and being curious. 1
It
rats
lllglon
stopped to find out what Llsk is.
is the name of an enameled ware and
[Min Gellebe showed me a Link enam-
‘eled coffee percolator which is seam-
less and has an aluminum inset. This
article is priced at $4.25 and may be
had in any color desired.
While on the subject of dishes it
may be well to call your attention to
the wonderful showing of fancy china.
and cut glass ware. which Mr. Gehebe
is housing in his store. In cut glass
is seen. cereal sets. sugar and cream-
ers. salt and pepper shakers. fruit
dishes of all sizes. celery, vinegar
cruuts, trays and marmalade jars.
while in the china. \vare are several
very attractive tea and chocolate sets.
not overlooking the complete dinner
set. ’
l’rowling around looking at this
ware, 1 came across some very pretty
mahogany trays with the glass tops
and when I questioned Mr. Gehebe
about them. he named a price which
was very reasonable. Most every
housewife would like to possess one Ofl
these. so why not. stop into the store
and ask to see them.
Lying on the counter were some
huge candles of gay colors. which I
learned are priced at only 25 cents.
Most every buffet or mantel piece
boasts of a pair of candle sticks. but
the majority of them lack candles.
Tile ones. which I saw. in this store.
are just what, you want. and may be
had in any color or combination of
colors desired.
In Mr. Gehebe's store one usually
finds whatever one wants. As per-
haps you are already aware of, he
carries a very complete and up to
date of all kinds of cooking utensils
and you may be sure that anything
purchased here is guaranteed as to
make and wearing qualities.
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NCE TO OWN MORE THAN
one silk dress was consid-
ered extravagant, but.
gradually silk has been
_.
creeping forward. until now. it is on
a. par with cotton and really. is
more economical. Until this season
silk was only considered appropriate
for dress wear. but today it is the
accepted fabric for sport. business
and dress. Just at the moment, cot-
ton is obsolete and as the season
progresses. it is predicted that silk
will out rival gingham in popularity.
Perhaps We should not give all the
credit to the silk itself. some must be
attributed to the desigmrs who are
sponsoring the gowns for which no
other fabric is suited. Can you im-
agine organdie. last year's favorite.
used to develop one of the newer
models. with Sowing panels and
sleeves?
There are my ditcrent kinds of
silk and the one employed. mostly to
fashion. milady'grfrock. u crepe. The
word crepe wh’ea intapreted means
much. For blouses and even. for
drones. paisley silk crepe ls recom-
mended. whtio the crepe knit is what
ia‘seen mostly pi sport costumer.
Crepe hit. I ‘ seen. very attrac-
‘flVBl’ employed“ W M
Norwalk. ' ‘
mas X. A. Polhemus' mimicry
Store. 80 Washington Street.
Roller I and 10 Cent Store. :8
South Main Street.
N. E. Ryan ‘Company. Women's
Specialty Shop. 86 Washington Street.
Simeon-Powell Drug Store. 88
Washington Street.
Tristram and Hyatt Department
Store. 28 Wall Street. Nor-walk.
*
Saturday
Anthony L. Bria. Tailor Shop.
North Main Street.
Camilla Gift Shoppe. or Wall Street.
Not-walk.
James Donnelly. 18-1! South Main
Street.
Gorham Decorators. m Washing-
ton Street.
Palace Delicatessen. 35 North Main
Street.
Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
walk. '
Skoulos Brother's Fruit Store,. 44
South Main Street.
South Norwalk Trust Company. 89
Washington Street.
Thomas's Chocolate Shop. 24 South-
Main Street. ,
Twin City Valet Service. 67 North
Main Street. South Norwaik.
All these fabrics and many more.
equally attractive may be had in
Tristram & Hyatt's store at 28 Wall
street. Norwalk. Most crepe is very
wide and as the price is very reason-
able, you may for next to nothing.
create a gown. which if it. bore the
label of some of our leading dress de-
signers. would separate you from a
small fortune. Next time you are in
Tristram 8: Hyatt's. stop and see all
the new fabrics. But. really. if you
go anywhere at all near them I don't
see how you can pass them by. They
are so wonderful in all their shim-
mering beauty
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RICED AT 81. 31.25 AND
9.2.89. in the Roller 5 and
10 Cent store. 28 So. Main=
street. are some children's'
wash dresses and suits. Several of:
the models. included in the :1 lot,“
are romper style. while others are the
popular “panty” dresses in plain or a
combination of colors. For the boys
are wash suits in any style desired.
The slipover model is very popular
and may be had in all sizes.
For 82.89 are being shown some
very pretty dresses. suitable for the
school girl. Most of them are fash-
ioned from a. very good quality of
gingham and in all the leading checks
or if you prefer. you may select a
dress of plain coloring. trimmed per-
haps with a bit of white and a dainty
collar.
O O O
ICVVOOD IS A NEW SHADE
Ep‘
; ‘, in millinery. so I learned.
bard when I stopped into the
225% millinery shop of Miss K.
A. Polhcmus at 80 Washington street
and caught my breath. as my eyes
rested on a creation of Milan with a
variegated ostrich plume twined
around the crown. Milan is very ef-
fectively used to develope several
stunning models. Coutnt‘ry Club hats
are still the leaders for sport wear
and one \cry attractive model here.
is of rose trimmed with worsted em-
broidery.
Black and white is a. very pleasing
combination as you Will readily agree
after viewing the model of black
horsehair. trimmed with white stitch-
ing and quills. It is a sort of a turban
affair and very dressy. High backed
pokes. so much favored this spring.
are here in all their quaint loveliness
enhanced by the newest. of trimmings.
81.“. These are full fashioned silk
and are guaranteed so that all “runs"
are repaired free of charge. Sheer
stockings are very popular Just now.
and really. you cant’ amord to over;
look this bargain. Stop into the store
and ask to see the hosiery. which you
read about in this column.
Hr. Golden is now in a position to
outfit you for Easter. He is showing
the latest models in suits, coats. wraps.
capes. flocks. hats. blouses. sweaters
and lingerie. In suits, Mr. Golden is
featuring several new tailleured mod-
els. which before the season is much
older will have supplanted the three
pieced costume. Just now. making a
valiant bid for favor. The new
straight. coats on these suits will be
appreciated by women who desire a
graceful silhouette and this splendid
showing reveals many style featuru
that are both novel and attractive.il
Some of the models are very prim
affairs while others revel in much em-
broidery.
The frocks. well. to be frank. I
don't know how to go about describ-
ing them to you. Perhaps it would
be better that you stop in and look
the mover. for every woman will
want at least one new gown in her
wardrobe, to be worn with one of the
new top coats; which are shown in
polo. tweeds. and several other new
fabrics. The wraps and capes are
very stunning and the shorter capes
are shown accompanying sport cos~
tumes.
In lingerie. and who doesn't buy
some at this season. are some exqui-
site pieces in silk or muslin. Hosiery
I am back on this subject. but only
long enough. to remind you to take
advantage of the 81.25 special offer.
0 O O
r“: A . LEVY'S an o
.3, e. 0e Store at .7
Eggs" South Main street and find
C33? is wider range of new style.
a higher degree of quality. and a low-
er price than is possible in any of the
exclusive big city shops.
The models which are being espe-
cially featured for Easter wear in-
clude colonials. center lace. strap
pumps. one. two or crossed. brogues
and oxfords. The leathers are fine
and details carefully executed.
Suedes. Russian satin. patent kids.
brown. gray. two tones and plain. In
gray thck‘e are several stunning mod-
U CAN STEP INTO MAX
For dress the gray suede model in
either a. pump or oxford is especially
favored. while the sport oxford in
black and gray combination is the
choice of most women.
Suzanne
flilillllls WANTEDi
Til flPERAlE
HrsQeflen 1'er How lyd'mE.
Plaid-n31“, _ , .
Savedflerfnman’Opmiim
Huskegon. Michi .—“Afiler doctor-
ing for elghtor ninegagarswith different
tised in different pa.-
pers where some
women had suffered
just as I did and got
in by taking theVeg-
I decided to see what
welland
strong
etable Compoun
it would do for me, and before I had
finisbedflss fourth bottle I was much ,
better, the weakness stopped and the
For Madame. there".t are some close
aments and altogether the models
Hats of hemp and taffeta
are favored for wear with
sport costumes. -
I O O
AVE YOU BEEN
Donnelly's store. at
South Main street yet to
meet the Dennison lady?
If not. the time is short and only two
more days of her visit remains. She
will be very glad to meet you and
will show you how to weave from
crepe paper rope. baskets. trays or;
lamps. while from the sealing wax.
which is something new. she ' will;
teach you how to fashion beads to\
match your new dress. how to trans-
form a. tarnished candle stick into an
object of beauty. Wonders may bi
worked with this sealing was and sup
pose you have a powder box or semi
other article, which does not harmon
inc with your bed room suite. bring
it in here and have this gracious lady?
show you how to cover it with this
was. so that when your friends see it,
they will &tch their breath and de-
mand to know when-e you ever un-
earthed such a thing of beauty.
After your visit with the Dennison
lady, don't forget to stmli through
the store and lookgat all their new
Easter noveltlees. Perhaps you have
been waiting until the eleventh hour
to purchase your candy or the “bun.-
nies" for the children. Well. the
eleventh hour is tolling now and un-
less you soon heed its call. you will
be left by the roadside.
Donnelly’s store. as I told you, a
few weeks ago. carries the Natteford
candles and for Eaate r, there will be
found several spedals. Of course. all
Natteford candles are _specls.ls. but
for Easter. they have tried to give
you something just a wee bit itinerant.
Hyst children like .to meet“ an
“Her-gift aswell asa Christmas
one andarhat would be better than‘ a
bore! these conch? They will not
harm even the mom: delicate young.
star. while the cilia- folks. woll. ‘thcy
lust can‘t resist them. that's all.
e‘e
INTo:
16-18'
fitting tux-bans set of! by unusual om. ;.
shown have are exclusive and original. 1
0 l
: “Y“
' Corrnmrr'l will seldom fail to hc‘c.
sevem pains in my sides left me. I
ammwmum stronger-and domyown
work and work in the factory besides!
am still takm' atelieVegetabie Compound
and give ital] praise.”—Mra.NELLIE
QM,17MOXTIS St..Muskegon. Mich.
Women should heed such warn
as bearing-down pains an
for-they indicate some female
u-ouble. and a persistent and faithful
use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegztabio
RYSZ BAl‘l'ERl’
and the gray and black combinations. '
.WI. 3%
Saturday, March ‘
rm meant in ‘4;
Wendi’roiectedhyflmsm
foul Can-Ibu- «Comm (Inc)
All of the following reputable busi-
nen establishments are participaflng
in the 24m monthly special sales day
and all of the specials offered for
Saturday. March 81st. are genuine
bargains i .
BUY IT IN STAMFORD—and ave
money.
5%.
O. 0. Miller 00., 180 Atlantic Street.
Misses’ and Women's Easter Neck-
woar at 13¢ each. Values 60c to
81.00 each.
Stamford meets-led Cults-scum Ca.
221 Atlantic St. $1.00 off on all
Electric Flat Irons. Saturday only. -
Griswold-lowland 00.. 284 Main ac.
Notions and Dry Goods. W
Vests 29¢ each; 4 ft! 81.0.
All. Angcvillc & Co.. 486 Atlantic 3..
Furniture. Galvanised Garb-8‘
Cans. 21,5 gallons each—60c ench
Standard Cotton Stores, an Atlantic
St. Feather Pillows. 17x15. Clo ca.
Davenport Realms-an O (bloc Shins.
84 Park Place~ Unsurpa-ed Mr
Dinner .................... a.”
Federal System of Bakeries. :08 At-
lantic St., Filled Coffee Ring. 18¢
each; 2 for SSC. Regular- price 25¢
each.
Contest & Northrop. 445 Main Sheet.
Hatters and Furnishers. Men's Silk
Lined Soft Hats .......‘....
Hendrie & Lavart. 218 Atlantic Street.
Haberdashers. Easter Neckties, .50
each. Reg. $1.50 and :2 value.
Slcgelhanm‘s. 211 Atlantic St. Laco
Shop and Women's VVear.‘Women'a
Silk Hosiery. 590 pair. Reg. $1.00
and 81.25.
L. Spelke &- Son. Shoes. 419 Main St.
Boys' and Girls' Sport Oxfords.
sizes 2% to 6 .............. 83.8:
Rubin, 294 Main St.. Millinery. Easter
Special. 100 Beautiful Hats, $5.00.
The best value In town.
Emma A. Stabell. 510 Main St" Deli-
catessen. George Kerns' Frankfur-
ters. special ............. 210 lb.
Saturday only.
La Sarcttc Corset Shop, Stamford
Theatre Bldg, Ladies' Full Fashion-
ed Silk Hosiery. I‘tcg. $2.00. Satur-
day Special 81.33 pair
)I. )foltasch & Son. 210 Atlantic SL.
Select Women's “’car. Dainty
\Vaists. val. $1.25. special . 750
Stamford Shoe 00., Shoes, 103 Atlan-
tic St.. a pair of Silk Hose free with
every pair of pumps or oxfords
costing over $7.00.
‘ tashionable Millinery. 30
Park flow: Special for Easter; 2‘00
Trimmed and Tailored Hats at 85.
Jones Drug Store. 491 Main Stmt.
V'ivante Face Powder. $1.00. Vivanto
Perfume. $1.25. both for .. .. $1.00
Eagle Shoe Store. 18 Pacific Street,
Shoes. Children's Patent Leather
Pumps. 82.45 pair. Reg. $2.50.
National Trunk & l'mbr-ella (0.. 162
Atlantic St.. 2 and 3 cell Flashlights.
complete with battery, reg. $1.25.
At 75c
Itonard's. 337 Atlantic SL. \Vomcn's
Wear. :00 Dressl‘s at . . . . . $10 each
Value. $20 each.
[1:eg Wiggly. 440 Main St. Self Scr.
vice Grocery. Sunlight l-‘inr st
Creamery Butter. 1 lb. print. 54c
Splro's Economy Store. Dry Goods.
582 Atlantic St.. below R. R. Bridge.
Children's Oxfords. combination
colors. sizes 5% to 2, reg. 83.00——
Special . .............. .. $1.95
Eleanor. 327 Atlantic SL, Milllnery.
Pretty Easter Hats ......... “.50
Children's Easter Hats, 82.50.“.05
Ben \Velnsten. 286 Atlantic St.. Haber-
dasher. Men’s B. V. D. Union Suits.
reg. $1.50 ........... ...... 81.05
Flick. Photographer. 219 Atlantic St,
Reg. 81?. dosen. Cabinet Prints. $.-
Charles H. Welch. 459 Main St.. De-
partment Store. Pillow Slips. Fruit
of the Loom and Hill Muslin. dif-
ferent sizes .. ......... 20c
Advocate Store. 253 Atlantic Street.
Stationers. Ludlow Twine Ball and
Container
35:: everywhere
Grand Central Market, 486 Main St.
STATION '
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if you are in need of a new battery. i
this concern h at your service with
sp-to-date equipment. right prices
best of service and all sizes of Willard 1
Batteries. Radio A and Radio 8 Wil-
hrd Rubber Threaded Batteries am
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J
LEJI’ ME REMEMBER
YOU JUST AS YOU ARE
As you are today—that is it. just
as you are—with the same kindly
smile. the same look of considerate
determination.
I want to remember you as I have
known you. a loving father. whose one
thought has always been of me and
for me: whose directing mind has
guided my mind and my steps through
dangerous paths in youth to a space-
ful and‘honorable manhood.
Yes. I want to remember you as
you are..
Have you a photograph of your
father or your mother just as they
are today 2
From father or mother to son or
daughter. nothing is more appreciated
than a photograph.
The Michelson
'S'l , i"
. a amass
' French Millincry Store. in Main at.
Armour Star Hams. special, 23c D.
Regularly 30c lb.
“'cincrot, 488 Atlantic St.. Iadies‘
and Mohair Slip Overs .
250 Easter Hats, All new models.
latest colors “.0.
Values up to 88.50.
Gold's Dry Goods Stone. 481 Main St.
Tapestry Cretonne for home deco-
rations, new patterns. beautiful de-
signs 27c yd.
Regular 39c.
Jack‘s Tagger-y Shop. 330 Main Street.
Men's Furnishing Goods. Men's
Athletic Union Suits .50
Boston Store, 611 Main St. Women's
Coats and Suits. Notions, Dry Goods.
Easter Coats ..... $15.00
Same! Wallman, Furniture. Park
Row. $10 Alumlnum Sets .. . “A.
J. 1!. Water. Atlantic St.. Department
Store. near corner. opp. Post omce,
Kiddies Overalls. 2 to 6 yrs.. 23c en.
The E! Shop. Advocate Bldg. Fash-
ionable Milllnery and Women's
Wear. Easter Bats at ...... 810.
Frank m 25! Main St... Clothier.
White Oxford Collar Attached Shirt
At ......................l.‘.
J. 3‘. Dim. Farrier and Ladies'
Talia. Women's Wear. 57: lain &.
Squirrel Chokers ........... “.9.
Reduced from 812.
Natl“ Alto Supply 00-. 388 Atlan-
tic 8L, Spring Sale on Tires. Tubes
and Aces-sorts.
”at.” 525 Rain Slamme-
hoid‘ Supplies. Crockery. etc. Water
(Sh-as. Straight and Bell dug-s.
Bet.
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