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Entrance on Main St, Fai
Ifldppert. Gena.
It’s the other pants ‘
'makes a D. S. suit
it’s the extra pair of trousers
that gives it twice the wear—-
Double Service. .
‘ What a handy thing 'to have— ,
another pair of trousers always , .
essed and always ready to wear
and look right—appearances count. »
'The new Spring
D. S. suits—Lhere
Yes a lot of the'm came in the
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ling department have been talking
’about them ever since-when alot
lof old time dyed in the wool cloth- ,
in salesmen enthuse about a parti-
cu ar line of suits it’s a safe bet
‘they’re a bit out of the usual run.
1 They do look good—new pattems—new models-
the last word in style.
Some English sack suits two or three button—sev-
eral semi-forrn fitting models.
The colors—the new shades of blue, grey, and light
tan shades, oxfords and pencil stripes.
Every suit has either two pairs of long trousers or
one pair of long trousers and one pair of knickers. Two
pairs for double service. '
1 We tried some on a few of.the boys—they sure do
fit right, too.
Double service suits in every sense of the word at
the price you’d likely pay for the regular sort, $35.
Main floor. rear. . . _ £5
V Furnishings that
give good service, too
“Yorke” shirts for men, need no comment. Cut to
give comfort and made to wear—new ones, good looking
of splendid woven madras, $2.50
, New Spring neckwear for men—cut right—made
right—of silk or silk and wool—ybu’d better see the pat-
,terns, you'll like them the chances are better than we can
say lt—price ti.
in, Main floor. right front.
V
Sometimes a name
reminds us
( .T he name Washington reminds us of the old Boston
tea party—that was a boat load of tea to be thrown away.
Howland tea is vastly different. it is packed right here—
its flavor is always the same—makes you want more.
Even the tax one doesn’t mind, it’s reasonable, Formosa,
lrnixed or Japan, 35c to 750 lb. Ceylon or Orange pekoe
:60c to 70¢ lb. -
Put up in half pound cartons under the Howland
ame. Np tea party today complete without a cup of
owco" ea.
Basement. treat. ‘ “
Men’s new oxfords of
Howland , quality
2 Oxfords that have the snap and go that the regular 1
fellow demands—that are made of good staunch leather
that every man looks for—made by shoe makers that
know how.
Black grain calfskin oxfor'ds—me'dium b'roa'd toe—
long quarter 39.
Black “Moor" calfskin words—dressy last—{neat
itching adding to appearance, $9.
‘ Medium shade of tan calfskin, oxfor'ds—plain cap
edium broad toe—rubber heels, $8.
Tan grain leather oxfords—large cut out 'erforgtion
ftpéeliaglpggstitching and instep des roa toe—rub-
‘I
Timely thoughts and suggestion
deep—siz‘es’32 to 42, 59c
l
- ’Women, like hats
that are different
Few women like to see the selfsame hat on the next
woman she meets.
That is why even in the lower priéed hats we feature
hats. that are unique and distinctive—hats that porne to
us every few days from many different sources—a serv-
ice in each case that gives us only one of a kind and that
to be found only at Howland’s. '~ A
The opinions we have heard so far—all tell us that
we have a very satisfying assortment to choose from—
especially at $7.50 and $10. ’
We would like your opinion—suppose you stop in
and look them over next time you’re down town.
Second floor. front.
Vogue brassieres
new models 59c and $1.
Hook in front brassiere made of white muslin, per-
fectly plain sizes, 38 to 46, 59c
. Hook side. brassiere made of flesh material, very
Brassieres to hook in back, made of flesh color bro-
cade, boned across diaphragm with elastic gores at side-
very deep sizes 36 to 46, Si.
‘ Hook side brassiere with hose supporters in front,
very deep to stay down over top of corset, made of heavy
striped material, flesh color, sizes 34 to 96, $1.
Second floor, rear.
1. Your boy may
need some ‘ of these
‘Just a new blouse or a necktie or both to maketh
look right over the, holiday. ' ~
Bofvs’ new Spring blouses- good looking sensible pat-
terns— abrics wear well—made to fit right—striped. per-
eale, sizes 6 to 16 yrs, 75c ,
Of striped madras, $1; " '
New-Spring neckwear for boys—stripes and lain
colors in silks and some of the knitted sort, 45c an 50c
. ‘ 'B'uernenta hoot. '
of good gloves
May not be amiss—For women a two clasp kid
glove,-ernbroidered backs, in beaver, brown, black or
whitestifis . '
Women’s two clasp chamoisette gloves, embroider-
ed back, colors mode, beaver and covert, 85c ‘
Children’s gloves—good calf gloves in cotton and
wool—grey or blue, 65c
' lain floor. center.
Men’s socks "
special value 53c
grey and beaver.
the savings efiected in our usual way
you in the price, 55:: L; .
'eld Ave., CannonSt
Pure thread silk socks with lisle to and sole with
high Spliced heel—colors are black, corldovan, medium
Splendid socks—the result ‘or a special purchase-e
we pass along to
32-.
s for, the holiday
When she chooses
her 'coat for Spring
it won’t be so 7
very diliicult -- for .
the whole garnet of
lovely coatings is
available -— real
mannish matings in
tans and .
Poiret .twrlls in
navy, black a n d
greens and tans’and
grey—Rich velvet) :
fabrics in the newe i
plain colors or will ‘
impressed checker ‘
design -— Plaids . ~
Plaidsibeautiful.
plaids — plaids of .
striking size and
others of more deli-
cate trace .. .
The sty es them-
selves are real sen- '
sible easy to wear ,
,modeis, jaunty. ‘
some are to be Sure.
ood looking all of
em - the only '
thin to decide is' which looks
the est. _ "
Prices don’t matter much they are reasonable in ca:
steps from 819.50,
Second floor. center.
New bath robe
- for cool morning.
sensible,
Itself. .
ribbon for trimming.
$12.50
Becca: d floor. rear. ,
Night gowns of
1 dainty muslin
sleeveless models. All of them either tri
or embroidery. Quite a choice for 31.
Second floor. rear. .x
, Plenty dresses L for.
real little folks '
New, fresh from the makers—fashioned from re
checked and striped ginghams—sorne embroidered Bi c
to $1.75 ,, _ '
‘ " Iecond floor. rear. .
Handkerchiefs of
the newer sort .
silk, are new and fashionable, 50c and :1.
very attractive, 25c
embroidered corner, 25c
lulu floor. center.
-”W01rnen.’s',_‘underwear
suggestions ,
ces of ltalian silk in , t.7
ers of same fabric, 3k 8 5
, Woméh’s
Women's
Hun floor. rear.
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nun near. um n'ont. “271%?
ROWLAND DRY ‘
.. mwmmnhsdm
all sizes. 65c
35er floor. rear. ‘
the best—which one likes
There are .piain‘ ones and fancy ones—some have
5
$25. $29.50, $35 up to $50 and $5 . .
Warmth and beauty combine to make them attrac- '
tive.- Some are of the famous Beacon blankets, colorful
—Sonie of corduroy rich and warm. Some of terry cloth
practical and with a lot of wear in the fabric
And a practical price range to suit your needs #5. to
Sheer and line guns of the slip-on type. Some
mm with lace
ors, some chambray trimmed siges ,2 to 6yrs., prices $1.
Mah Jong designs in the bright colorful effects in
Men’s cotton handkerchiefs with colored borders
women’s all linen handkerchiefs in solid color with r
Wr’a’nen's.‘ light weight , cotton combination suits-
, hand: of the Greenwich Police yes- "
. vealed the lerge cache hidden in a
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- RIBUTE is the reward of greatness. To
George Washington we pay due homage
today. Let this day remind us to hold with
J, steadfest determination to as: ideals—the ideal,
of inspiration and guidance that prompted him
who was “first in war; first in peace. and first in
the hearts of his countrymen.” ]
ROGERS AND STEVENS
so. NORWALK
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mung under the up or federal i "allot-'01 Eraser
end state'lown prohibiting the crane ; " ”10vath 1;
portntion of liquor. one of the larg- i '
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thi- victnlw for some time—titty; \‘ Inter
gallons of alcohol in one gallon and 1 Is still with u: and mer- ’_
five gallon tin coon—tell into the§
roars are nowwqry for sor- T
nerd-y morning with the arrest by? “”1 ““6“ mm" 1‘ l: ‘
Ollicer Robert FttnRoy of Emil Bar-i , good limv or; buy
turn and Thoma Seine at New ,
York, l OVERCOATS .
Therm men were driving their; ‘ at lll(*.~'r‘ nulumd prices :_ ,
cor tron New. York Ind made good: <22 50 9’9 50 :3, 5,, ; _
prone. with their illicit cargo as; . " ' " " ‘ " “ i
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