.- s for you to
.43 during the
Mme. when the moths conie
out of their hiding places and make
their home in the wool o‘f,your gar.
meat. Some people send their fur
coats away to the furrier to store
them away until they wish to use
thorn again. This is an unneccessary
expenditure. One of these bags will
serve the purpose Just as well—so
well. in fact. that when winter rolls
around again and you take gour coat
out. it will be in Just as good a. con-
dition as it was when you put it away.
These bags. which may be had in any
also desired and are priced from 81
up. are odorless Moth balls and
camphor use to be securely lodged in
the pockets of our costs when they
were hung away. Sometimes they
were successful in failing the moth.
other times they were not. but at-
ways did they succeed in forcing us to
avoid the crowded thoroughfare on
the first day we wore our coat.
Mothorone. which exterminates
moths. eggs. larvae. et celera. is also
for sale here as well as liquid Bo-No
which is equally effective in doing
away with moths. water bugs. roach-
es. ants. fleas. mosquitos, spiders.
chicken lice and so forth. Bo-No
sprayers. one pint size are priced at
60 cents. and if your home is infested
with any of these pests. stop in here
and bUy a. can of it. which is very
reasonably priced. Mothrone. should
be placed al’ound every closet, even if
they do not already harbor moths.
there is always a first time. you know,
and the one on the safe side of the
fence. has the better laugh.
Stoo into Mr. Gehebe's store and
look over the Ever Ready bags. Don't
send your furs away to storage this
summer. place them in one of these
ban.
E.\DO\VBROO K HATS \VXTH
mlngs are being specially
featured by the French Mll-
linery Shop. 21 North Main street.
One very attractive model was of gray
with blue wool chenille. while an-
other equally as arresting was of
black and burnt orange silk combi-
nation. A lcghorn shape is bound
and trimmed with silk and. by the
way. several unusual creations are
shown here developed from the old
favorite lcghorn. One of the daint-
iest hats yet dismayed this season. is
of lcghorn with a crown of a. delicate
pink georgette.
For sport wear hats here are of
fine straws. pure silks. while the Gage
models are fashioned from the
famous Gage straws in all the new
shades. For the matron. this shop
has some hats Just as chic as the ones
shown for her daughter.
burnt goose is spread across the front
of a flare shape. so suitable to the
face. softened by age. Hats for the
matron are for the most part devel-
opt-«l from the better straws in darker
tones and are very smartly trimmed.
For the woman who does not care
to pay more than $5 for a hat. this
ship is showing the best line for this
price in town. liero will be found
sport or dress hats in all the new
straws and colors. Several of them
are of the my? short backed type,
wound around which are dyed and
typed scarfs or perhaps a. wreath of
flowers or a coquetlish quill.
This shop is also featuring several
new spring fur chokers in stone mar-
tcn.‘ titch and lipid fox. No costume
is enlnplfltn according to fashion's
edict. notes—s wound tight aroun‘
Jour throat or thrown carelessly over
your shoulder is one of these chok~
ers. They are Very moderately priced.
so why not stop in and ask to see
thenL
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A oport suit is phown of strip-
ed woolen in red and green on'
beige. with a. plain beige Jacket.
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\VOMEN‘S SPE-
F9?“ OLDl-ZN'S
'5 3,. ‘ (.‘lALTY shop, the largest
‘-\\f shop in town catering ex-
En" clusively to women's wear
and conveniently lecated at 68 “fash-
ington street. Just around the corner
from South Main street. is showing all
the newer models in suits. tailleured.
wraps. capes. top coats and frocks;
This shop carries only advanced mod- ,You “'1" find that
cls. so if you want to be ahead of
your neighbor. here is the place to
buy your costume. '
Thc tailleured suit is the most pop;
ular for wear Just at present and will
be received with much acclaim by
the woman who favors the straight
line. The coals on these suits. while
they may be as long as the ones so
popular in: season, appear shorter.
perhaps because skirts are from two
to three inches longer. In fact. most
skirts are 'ankle length with the ex-
ception of the models designed for
sport wear and they are from 10 to
12 inches from the ground.
Top coats are bizarre affairs. some
flauntlng fantastical designs. others
sombre creations of polo or tweed
and tweed mixtures. They are for
the most part big roomy models with
smartly finished belts and deep patch
pockets and a collar into which you
can smuggle your chin when the wind
whirls around the corner out of its
turn.
This shop also carries a. very good
line of silk hosiery in all the leading
shades and makes including the Gor-
don 300 and the famous Fain. The
Fain may be had at a very re enable
price in the sheer silk. which s to be
even more popular this season than
it was last when it made its debut.
Why not stop in here and ask: to see
them. you will find. I am sure, that
they are Just what you want.
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LL THIS WEEK. IN THE
furniture store of A. J. Col-
lins Company, 70 North Main
street. there is a gracious
from . the factory where the
r-Ever" aluminum ware is mule.
will be very glad to meet you and
explain to you the various uses
which may be made of it. If you have
not stopped in to see her. tomoiu-ow.
You will want to. for then for. your
benefit she is going to cook a pot reset
in the Wear-Ever roaster. also some
griddb cakes. You will want to see
how these griddle cakes. which are
baked. are made and test the sample
which the lady will give you. So don't
make any other engagement for to-
. popular
silk or wool chenille trim-t
A genuine '
them to select their cooking utensils.
Brides-to-be have the habit of rush-
ing from this store to that store. buy-
ing this piece and that piece, which
goodness only knows when they will
have need to use them. In this way
much money is expended and much
time lost. Perhaps'to buy them all
at once in one store makes them stop
short and catch their breath. "on.
that is too much money." yet. if they
count up all they left in this store for
this piece and that store‘for the other
pan. they will find that to buy them
all at once is more economical. Stop
in. while this lady is here. and let her
show you what you really should buy.
\thn they are all grouped together
and the price totaled. you will find
that it is really quite reasonable. .
All housewives will find th.at a visit
here will repay them. Perhaps,you
are already acquainted with "Wear-
Ever." then again maybe you have“
seen it advertised extensively and
wondered where you could purchase
it.
time.
Here is the store and now is the
OP COATS IN ALL the want-
ed shades and fabrics are
priced at 824.50. in the hab-
erdashery store of Theo-
dore narris. 21 Wall street. Norwalk.
In fact. in this store will be found a
complete line of men's and young
men's spring suits and at every mod~
crate price. Many of these are the
Norfolk and two batten
models.
In neckwear this store also is show-
ing the latest patterns in tweeds and
silk and wool. The tweeds with their
sombre background and dazzling hor-
izontal stripes are very popular. This
store is showing the best line of men's
wear in town and they invite you to
stop in and look their showing over.
The prices here you will find are very
reasonable and the suits of the latest
cut and fashioned from the better
grade of material. Better stop in and
look them over.
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A Sport suit is shown of strip-
green alpaca embroidered in a.
darker shade of green.
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3}. OR. THE EASTER BRIDE.
4.
[3; vi! in the Jeweh‘y store of Rob-
". “ ert A. lienedict. :2 “'all
L street. Norwalk. are some
wedding gifts. such as every bride
Tuesday.
Self Service Shoe Store I North
Main street. .
Angevine Furniture Company. 10
North Main Street.
, Conneslly a Bracken Shoe Store. 81
Washington Street.
L Costello & O'hgeara lion's Furnish-
ing Store. :1 North Main Street.
James Donneily. 18-" South Main
Street. -
Fair Dephrtment Store. 51 South
in Street.
J. l. Mallette. Women's Specialty
Shop. 88 Washington Street.
Harold A. Head. Drug Store. 8
North Main Street. ‘ . ‘
Mlchelson's Studio. 78 Washington‘
Street.
Miller's fie." Store. 83 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 :5 Stevens. Men's. Furnish-
ings Store, 14 South Main Street.
Rosenfleld Brothers. Hardware
North Main
suzanne Sheps'
"names: ’
Fan- Department Store. 51 South
)Ialn Street. _
' R. A. Benedict's Jewelry Store. 22
Wall Street. Norwalk. .
The Boston Store. hfsin and Wall
Streets. Norwalk.
A. J. Collins Furniture Company.
70 North Main Street.‘ '
R. J- Cutbiil. Bridge Fish Market.
71 North Main Street.
Jame Donnelly. 16-18 mouth Stain
Iain reef. ' - ‘-
French Hillinery Company.
North Main Street.
Gottlieb’s Ken‘s Economy Furnish-
ing Store. 13 South Rain Street.
A. F. Gehebe. Hardware Store. :5
West Washington Street.
L; Golden. Women's Specialty Shop.
68 Washington Street.
Harrie Haberdashery Store, :1 Wall
Street. Norwaik.
Jacoby's Men's and Women’s Fur-
nishing Store. 12-11 North llain
Street. '
Max Levy's Shoe Store. :7 South
Main Strut. . .
fiarold A. Head Drug Store. 8
North Main Street.
turbos Shoe Store. to South Kain
Street.
21
Nos-walk. ‘
lliss K- A. Polbemus'
Store. to Washington Street.
Roller 5 and 10 Cent Store.
South Main Street. \
N. 1:. Ryan Company. Women's
Specialty Shop. as Washington Street.
StillsonoPoweli Drug Stone. 82
Washington Street. . ‘
Tristan: and Hyatt Department
Store. 28 Wall Street. Norwalk.
Wither!
88
uni——
Saturday
Anthony LL Bria. Tailor Shop.
North Main Street.
Camilla Gift Shop". 68 Wall Street.
Norwalk. .'
James Donnelly. “-18 South Main
Street.
Gorham Decorators. lzc-Washing-
ton Street. '
Palace Delicatessen. 25 North Main
Sta-est.
Royal James Inn. Wall Street. Nor-
walk.
Skoulos Brother's Fruit. Store.
South Main Street.
South Nor-walk Trust Company. so
Washington Street.
Tho as's Chocolate Shop. 2‘ South
Main t. -
Twin City Valet Service. 61 North
Main Street. South Norwslk. ~
82
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Store. 125 Washington Street.
-
see these lunch bags? They are so
constructed as to be worthy of the
sobriquet of the "ideal lunch bag" and
are modestly priced at 81.50.
Donneilyjs has also Just received
some new bridge and floor lamps
which will make an ideal wedding
gift. Every bride longs for one of
these lamps and hopes that some one
of her friends will have foresight
enough to present her with one. Why
not be the favored one? In any case.
step into the store and look at them.
They are reasonably priced and are of
the latest designs.
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RICES RANGING FROM
$2.95 to 85.45. in the shoe
store of hfax Levy. :1 South
Main street. are being fea-
cherishes. not forgetting the individ-
ual pieces. such as forks. knives.
spoons. Just a bit different from the
ordinary run of silver and inter-
spersed with dainty designs.
In cut glass. and what bride doesn’t
adore cut glass. there are several nov-
elties. while in iridescent china—have
you seen any of it? You may be one
of the Ones who can see nothing but
cut glass. Well. after one glance at
this iridescent china ware. you will
find yourstlf wavering. Stop in and
ask to see it and if you are undecided
as to what will make a suitable and
aceptable wedding gift. ask in here to
be shown some of the articles which
they have set aside to assist people in
the same dilemma. as you are. You
will find that everything in hero is
of the best and at a very moderate
price.
0 INTRODI'CE lJSTERINl-I
tooth paste, which is Just
being placed on the market.
the drug store of H. A:
blend. North Sign street. is. for a
limited time. presenting with every
purchase. a free tube. Listerine tooth
paste is the original fruit acid denti-
irice and contains the antiseptic es-
sential oils used in listerine. No soap..
chalk. pumice or harmfully abrasive
substance enters into its composition.
Its slightly acid reaction stimulates
the flow of alkaline salvla and retards
the deposit of tartar about the teeth.
Isisterine tooth paste has been per-
fected as the ideal dentifrice without
the employment of a harmful abrasive
or a. bit of'grit. You can feel its de-
lightful. cleansing effect. and yet you
have the comfortable assurance that
it is doing your teetth and gums real
good. instead of harm. Stop into
Mr. Mead's drug store and buy a tube.
it lives up to its
assertion that it leche ideal dentifrice.
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. HE NEW SUMMER Quarterly
of the Excella patterns, for
.33 which the Fair Department
In“ Store, 51 South Main street.
has the exclusive agency.‘hss just
been received. I lingered to look at
them and found that while all of the
dresses are designd to carry out the
long line eTfect. most of them boast of
some kind of draping.
This store is also, offering at 89
cents the yard some paisley which is
ideal for overblouses or even may of-
S
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frock. Lingerie crepe in pastel shades.‘
is also here and at the modest price
of 25 cents the yard. This crepe is
what is being used to fashion all the
Inewer pieces in lingerie, which are
‘very high priced. Stop in here and
look at it, then make your own.
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An afternoon frock is seen of
French coile with figures of .
black and vivid buttercup yel-
\low trimmed with bands of plain
yellow material. ’
e e e ‘
T DONNELLY'S STORE AT
16-18 South Main street are
some children's lunch bags
for the special price of
They are fashioned from leath-
er and are Just the thing for the child
living in the. outlying district. ‘who
must carry his lunch. 'Carefulnees is
an unknown word to most children
and if you wrap his lunch up in a
piece of paper or give it to him in a.
card board box. hit his fault t t he
doesn't relish his lunch? It i ap-
palling when one stops and consithrs
tthat physicians have found that nine
out of every ten school children are
under weight and under nourished.
In New York city. lunches are served
t1; the children and while phydcians
applaud this. what they really advoo
cafe is a. hot in l fos- children at
n_oon. Therefore. your home is sq,
located that your child cannot come
home to his lunch. then it behooves
you to see that he is given the equiv-
alent of it. The lunch you prepare
for,him may be all of thh. but uses
do not so put it up. that‘s-sea he
opens it. it still m m'
fectively be used to develop an entire:
5.-
tured all the newer models in satin
pumps. with flat. cuban. baby Louis.
Spanish or French heel. Flapper
pumps and oxfords, in all the differ“;
combinatoins and with the rubber be
attached are here at attractive prices
as are children’s pump! and oxfords
in combination or plain patent effects.
For cleaning gray shoes. this store
has a wry fine polish. It comes in a
can with dauber attached. is very easy
to apply and effaccs spots which oth-
erwise mar your gray shoes. If you
are possessor of gray foot wear. stop
in here and ask for a can of this
polish. which comes in powder form.
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Dark brown kid has in a large
measure replaced the patent
leather pump and is worn with
black as well as colored cos-
tumes. .
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& Hyatt. 28 Wall street.
Norwalk. has the best line
of dry goods in town. In
fact every week when I wander in
here. I find' that they have added
some new fabrics to this department
and so yesterday very appropriately, I
thought too. was some new summer
materials. suitable for fashioning
light dresses. Tissue gingham. 32
inches wide. in all the popular com-
binations is priced at 50 and 69 cents
the yard. while checked voilee.
which are equally as attractive as
their gingham sister. are similarly
priced. llattlste checks in all the
newer shades is one of the new fabrics
which is destined to be very popular
for the summer frock. This is :6
inches wide and is priced at 39 cents
the yard. Crepe. no matter how hard
you try you can't get away from the
fact that it is the most popular of the
legion of fabrics submitted for our
approval. New spring c'repes in
pastel shades are shown in this store
at 85 cents the yard. while colored
volls are marked from 39 to 59 cents
with Normandie voile at 99 cents.
Shirting msdras. plain or striped is
priced at 50 and 76 cents. '
Tristram & Hyatt has also Just re-
ceived some new sweaters and sca'rfs.
The sweaters. silk and wool 9r fibre
are in the popular slip on and tuxedo
models in all the leading colors.
while the scsrfs. without which no
sweater is complete are for the most
part of paisley designs.
Silk Jersey. pussy willow or the
plain jersey pettlcoats and pettibock-
era are being shown at a. very reason-
able price as are some new embroid-
fzed pieces in ng-kwear. Some of
ese are plain o
with Dame,“ . there are trimmed
Have you seen the new Tri-io-
shoes for baby which are shown 12::
These are the laced models and fash-
ioncd somewhat along the same lines
as the sport shoe worn by thier elders.
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r16 l
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v“.
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N.THE BRIDGE FISH Mar-
ket of R. J. Cutblll at 71
V. :4 North Main street. one
Lia may purchase large open
long clams. These clams which
are opened in Mr. Cutbill's mar-
Spanlsh mackerel. Eastern halibut.
smoked fish.
Despite the weather. Mr. Cutbili
during the winter. succeeded in offer-.
ing you a. very good amortment of
fresh fish, and new that the weather
is once more getting back to normal.
his supply is increasing daily and Just
at the moment. his stock is more
varied than it has been for some time.
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. \ _
r N PRICES BANGING FRO)!
‘ .pc up to 81. in the Seller 5
ug‘ Indie cent stem. at South
Main reet. are being shown some un-
usual lugs in silk hosiery. Included
in the 59. cents lot are some of the
\,,
fshdoned ones. of the same make. and
in all the, new shades are offered at ,
the some small price of 31. These
stockings are very good vslues re:- the”
‘niodatsumssskedaadeouldsugn
asst Miranda and‘look them
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*and these silver pumps are Just what
am silk m-ne brand. while run- .
Norwalk 3... Shop. 4: Wall Street.
A
look at the children's stockings. which
beer as equally as modest a. price.
Children's socks. in all shades. are
here and at a reasonable price. These
are Just what most children wear dur-
ing the summer months and a wise
mother will stop in here whlie‘the as-
sortment is so varied and make her
selection.
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for the boy still in his 'teens
are being featured in Gott-
leib's Clothing store. I 2 South
Main street. at the special price of
$18.50 up to $22.50. While young
men and men's two-button models in
cashmere. worsted. unfinished worsted
and flannel are priced from $22.50 up
to $32.50. This store is also showing
a complete line of Monroe suits. in
cashmere and worsted. priced from
826 to $35. Top costs in overplslds
and tweeds may be had from $22.60
up to $32.50. This store is also show-
ing a. complete line of Monroe suits.
in cashmere and wooster. priced from
$25.00 to $35.00. Top coats in over-
plaids and tweeds may be had from
$22.50 up to 827.50.
A complete line of boys' top costs
in cashmere and worsted. priced from
marked from 87 up to 810.50. while
boys' wash suits. including the popu-
lar Oliver Nist model. are priced
v4 from 98 cents up to 85.00.
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HF: MARKOFF SHOE Store.
{2 South Main street. is
.r showing some new patent
I -‘ coll. oxford for the men folks
with a hrogue tip and specially
priced at 86.15. Their line of children's
shoes is complete and up to date.
Mary Jane pumps for dress. oxford:
of Elk skin and patent trimmed for
play and Roman sandals. which are
rrr‘rcfi at only i.% for every accuse
slori. It will pay you to stop and
look at their Mildew display of child-
ren's pumps. oxfords and shoes.
Priced at 82.95 are some stunning
one strapped satin pumps, in the flat.
suban. Louis and French heel. while
being offered for 69 cents are some
felt slippers which are really unusual
for the money. This ore has Just
opened a hosiery depa ment. where
\vlll be found full fashioned sllkhos-
low in all the leading shades and of
well' known makes. at very reason-
able prices. '
All the leading models in spring
footwear are now on display in their
window. Stop and look at them.
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Stockton continue to be the
blond sheer type.
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OR‘WEAR WITH EVENING
and dinner frocks the Nor-
walk Boot Shop. 42 Wall
street. Norwaik. is showing
some new satin and silver pumps in
plain and beaded models: The satin
model may be worn with street. cos-
tame and for that matter is being
shown in exclusive modiste shops or
wherever exquiste gowns are shown.
Gray is as much of a favorite for eve-
ning wear as it is for street and sport
the lady. who is going to attend the
numerous post-lenten dances and
balls, will want to complete her coe-
tume. .
‘Thls shop will be able to furnish
you with stockings to match. also
hosiery to harmonise with your street
or sport foot wear. For sport the
grey suede pumps or oxrords are very
popular and the models shown here
are unusually so.
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,- '3 BE HOUSE OF KUPPEN-
E’ \heimer has outdone them-
I , selves. in suits and top coats
I'. for the models shown in the
store of Frank Jacoby at 8 North
Main streetare the some of the best
in tailoring. Kuppenheimer clothes
are made to fit all types are fashion-
ed from the best materials and by
skilled workmen. Kuppenheimer
in the world of men's clothing stands
alone. The name .0. a. suit or top
coat issufficient inducement to carry-
it home. and this is the'brand you will
find on all-the clothes in the ward-
robe of the well groomed man. The
prices are modemte and I should ad-
vise that if you are ad already fam-
iliar with their clothing that you step
into air. Jacoby’s store and look over
thls new spring showing. ’
For the man who acorns the ready
made suit;'~becs.‘ use he can never get
his fit. Kuppenheimer suits are
specially recommended.
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N m N."E- RYAN 00”?
Pm Intel-liar shop. at
’83 Wuhinghmltreet.1saw,
{Juliane
which is something very:
than what avaiieth at? Why “so:
use. into mistake/see mitt-j
m-a ti. m‘is‘w re
a... ,1 g- m-
.u, ”1
at.
the store. sans wrapping paper. con-
tains enough silk and wool yarn to
make a. sweater. On each one is pic-
tured a. different model, you simply
select the style you prefer. slip-over
or tuxedo. in the colors you desire. a
ample is tucked to each package.
then you carry it home. open it and
find full instructions as to how to go
about knitting a sweater like the
model pictured. Next time you are in
the\N. E. Ryan company. ask to see
these Unitsli packages.
POLIIEMKS
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Tapestry bags have trimmings
of wide bands of moleskin.
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188 K. A. POLI—IEML’S is
showing in her millinery
shop at 80 Washington St..
several new creations and
the one of tenets and candy cloth
with a burnt peacock is one of the
stunningest hats I have yet seen.
Miss Polhemus was in New York yes-
terday and so w on I stopped in to
see her this mo lng she told me that
hats with taffeta brims and Milan
crowns or Just the reverse are very
popular. .
Several new Gage models are also
being shown by Hi- Polhemus and
loops of ribbon are shown as the sole
adornment. A poke shape of navy
Milan has two loops of navy ribbon.
while several other models boast of
unique rosettu.
If you wan to be in step. your hat
must flaunt a King Tut quill. such as
Miss Polhemus brought back from
New.York with her. They are the
latest fancy to arrest mliady‘s atten-
tion and when perched on a varied
colored hat are tree chic to put it
mildly. .
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081' PEOPLE. No MATrER
how attractive the suits
may be. favor the one piece
frock. which is worn to
such an advantage with the popular
top costs. In the Boston Store at
Norwalk's busiest corner. Main and
Wall streets. will be found an un-
usual showing of these frocks. in all
the new shades and fabrics Most of
them carry out the long line effect.
with perhaps a draping on the hip or
panels hanging loose from the should-
er. These are Just the gown you will
want to wear when you leave of! your
heavy coat. Several of them are
piped with paisley. while the panels
of the other models are lined with
shades of gorgeous hues. In top
'indeed
receive in return a trial package con-
‘i‘;" f" .
o
every one's pocket book. Every wom-
an. no'matter how many suits she
has. will want one of these coats. to
slip on over her frock or even over
her suit. when the days are chilly.
In children's wear. this store is al-
so featuring new models in dresses
and coats. The drones. especially
the gingham models are very mod—
erately priced and are Just what every
mother wants for her growing dangli-
ter. Children's coats are fashioned
along the some lines as the cost
which their mother will wear. Polo
cloth is the leading fabric used to
deV‘clopc these coats. which are for
the most part. belted models with
patch. pockets.
Did you know that this store car»
rice the Gotham gold striped hosiery. '
which is one of~the best brands of
stockings on the market and is, de-
spite this. very reasonably priced?
This store has also several other well
known makes of hosiery in ‘all the
new colors. It might be well to stop
in and look them over.
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Colored sup;- glass‘bracelets and
sandals in co bred kinds are the
latest fad. I
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, ._mU§SDAY,APRm§
APRIL HEADA H,
AND SPRING .
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1* Wall! at “5 a an
a discount." lm-r. The
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rapidly enough.
‘ The mt‘nlal impuls. 4-,
crgy that lrau-E~ ll... "0m
flow equally in all Pam
body. the iiu-r iiN-hltlld;
there is a tii~pl'n-.~m.m of
l N STILLSON-POWELL'S drug
Ff“? store 82 “'ashington etrcetJ
;: 3‘ with every box of Laca. Cas-l
-\
Lj.‘ tile soap. will be given a 50;
cent bottle of liquid shampoo. Lacaj
soap fi'om Castlle. 'Spain has long;
been known as the best. soap on the;
market and for years these chemists;
have been laboring to give a. liquid;
shampoo which would be worthy of;
similar reputation. Hair specialistsl
tell us that we should not rub the!
cake of soap on our hair. as the alkali.
from it causes the hair to become
brittle and break. Castile soap has.
always been recommended by them.i
but until this liquid shampoo was per- .
fected. they were forced to cut up the?
cake in small pieces and dicsolxe in!
water before pouring on the hair?
This new shampoo does away with all ‘
this. It nourishes the cells and makes?
the l-air. soft and fluffy. Maybe you'
have tried several shampoos. which
were highly advertised and which}
failed to live up to their advertise-.
ments. After one shampoo with this;
new product. you will agree that it is i
the perfect shampoo. I‘cr-i’
hops you have been accustomed to;
having your hair washed by a profes-
sional hairdresser. this will no longc'r.
be necessary. this shampoo is so econ- ,"
omical and so easy to use. Men will ,
be as delighted with it as the woman .
and Just think of it with every box ofé
Laca Caetile soap. which is only 503
cents. you get a full sized 50 cent botif
tie of this liquid shampoo. Better;
stop into Stillson-Powell's before their
supply is exhausted and carry home
these two wonderful values for the
price of one.
Stillson-Powell are this week also
featuring some Beef, Iron and “'ine.
the ideal spring tonic. which needs no
introduction to the majority of the
people. This is quoted at a special
pit-ice also. so when you stop in for
your soap. also look at it.
CL’I‘ TEES OUT—IT IS “0811!
MONEY ’
Cut out this slip. enclose with So
and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Shef-
field Ave.. Chicago, Ill.. Writing your
name and address clearly. You willi
taining 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 ailmenL: and
Foley Cathartlc ,S‘ablets. a. wholesome
and thoroughly cleansing cathartic
for constipation.‘ billlousness. head-
aches. and sluggish bowels. Stillson,
Powell Corporation—Adv.
DELIVERED mu
coats. polo. tweed. here are all the
newer models and at aprice to suit
3 51 Washington St.
bones inli-rftrin: \ulh ”p
(0 the lhrr. Bx iliziuyiral"
adjustments tlu- «him,I .
movrs the (‘illlu- of line ..
once and the full puur‘r and
energy of tlic llur ..
Headachcx' and la-~lin.lr- «l
RID or HEADACHn
“.‘ly wife had wk i
that kept licr in in} {n.- d”
time. “'1? tried all lilaEinr-rd.
cdies but nothing Law an
ncnt benefit until luv “it.
(‘OUN of t'ixirnpm- [in Wind
Justmcnt<. licr :1 wnl h H
greatly improu ii and the
aches disappeared i an; ,
all timce to rem-inm- nzl .1,.
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praf‘tic Ill-q or. it 11.)!" a" \: .
So. 1814”.
Ask for the C. CH
Booklet by teleph
3303 or by postcaxi
the address below,
P. Castellano. D. .
Chiropractor
123 Washingtcn Streg
South Nor-walk,
houses burned. but it is ~- ~::
there to flee scantiZy c .a'
f I “ll" l'l'S :GOLDIIEN’S IT’S GOOD”
3 GOLDEN ’S
3 Confectionery and Ice Cream
Phone 1564
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from the “Wear-Iver” factory, will show
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SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL “WEAR-EVER” ALUMINUM
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