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Ensemble Suits
Fashioned of Mannjsll
$15? $89-50
spams COATS
Adaptable -
and Town Wear
$15 ‘° $65
DRESSES
Evening “'031'
$15 $45
' TOMORROW’S BARGAIN NEWS
Stunninglv Stylish Dresses for Street Afternoon. Dinner and
$10
Che D I» Read C0
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Ex eningT Wear.
All Shades
Suspender Skirts for Junior Girls
’5.95
These very popular suspends:- skirts come in black
satin or blue serge bound with a’ bright red braid which
gives them a very sporty finish. The young miss could
not find a more becoming outfit than one of these skirts
with a smart peasant blouse.
Blouse—$1.08
Second floor.
Silk Brocaded .Brassieres
A splendid value is this flash colored silk brassiere,
hemstitched, with shirred elastic straps and elastic gor-
ings where needed. They are modeled on long lines and
will give the figure that straight, slim silhouette.
fashionable to miss and" matron.
All sizes—eacept 86.
Regular price 32. , '
Easter Greeting New Styles In Children’s
Easter Hats.
A lovely group of fine
straw hats, close fitting with
turned up brims and ribbon
streamers.
shade to match the spring
coat. Head sizes for little
Hand Colored
An" early selection is
muffins
and this season there is a
particularly fine assortr
ment of greeting cards
for the early shopper.
Box of 10 hand colored
Easter cards, all diflerent
in design and sentiment,
with fancy lined olive-
lopes. A very baa
assortment
Baby boys will look 'ever '
so smart in these new blue
serge hats at ’ v'
Sergetamsforth’e‘manly-
lad often: or five years.
Theyhsvethenavyinaignla
enthehsadband.
‘leaaadleea
. cards ranging in price
fromlcttoZScis. ‘
a'r ‘ .
A‘ gathering of deep w
residents for. Sunday night. April I.
In View or the dsdhatlon or
worldlnsome
memoratethlsdsy. ltwlllbean
meaning will be added to this long-
.vered by all the Jews because or the
“story on the dedication appeanad in
The Sentinel yesterday morning.
Dr. Carl Becket Bridgeport. will
to one or the speakers that night.
Miss nose Shapiro. instructor» in
Hebrew at the Institute. and an an-
compllshed singer. will give several
solos. Miss Esther Schooler, or
New York. also a singer. will rend-
committee on arrangements ap-
pointed at last night's meeting are
Morris Pearlman. David Todes and
I. Davidotr. Further plans will be
made shortly.
Thegatherlngwillinawaybea
sna- meeting as all the Jewish red
dents or Stamford are invited. and
in their name a cablegram will be
sent to the Holy Land In time to be-
read at the dedication.
Joseph Adler, formerly or this
city. and now a resident of Pales-
tine, is expected in Stamford almost
any day now. He let: the Holy
Land March 1:. and the latest re-
ports are to the ellsct that he may
be a wager on the President
Harding which is due to dock at
Hoboken. N. J. today. Mr. Adler
will remain here {or about two
months to attend to some business
rumors and will then return to
Palestine. He went to that country
last (all with Mrs. Adler to make it
their permanent home.
".Hummy which frock shall I
wear tor the party? '
71 don't know. dear—J must Sen
which is the cleanest. "
"Will you and out now. Mummy.
'boe ! want to know whether to
wash (or a square neck or a round
one."—‘l‘oronto Goblin.
—Advertlse in the Sentinel.
Delightfully designed
turned legs and
stretchers this due mahog-
any finished and table seems
tobeapartofthe well tur-
’nished living room. Beside
the luxurious wing chair it
serves as a convenient rest
for one’s book or hon bone.
The regular price of this ta-
ble is ‘.$5
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This new, improved meth-
waxingu and polishing ,
la-bslng plannedbyloeal Jewish:
at the ltamlerd Hebrew Institute. ;
Hebrew university on 'llount leopub
oveflooktngthoiolydty. indebl
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antenatal-'1
perhapsin 2.000 years. Greater
rememberedoventbythepressnoe
at Lord Arthur James Balfour. re- ~
er some Jewish (elk unga. The '
-tes1orthreeyeara.
auteur Declaration which has and f’ ;
will mean so much to them. A news .'
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SUNDAYSPORTS.
Bill. HEARING ‘
NEXTTUESDAY,
HARTFORD. Mar.
to allow playing or
27.-—-Tlle
professional
baseball and football on Sundays or
the ao-called Sunday Sport Bill was
do‘Vn {or action on lilo calendar or
the house yesterday. “'heu reach-
ed. howevcr. House Loader Alllng
moved that it be made the order 0:
the day (or Tuesday. March 81. at
noon. This means that. when that
hour is rcarhrd. whatever business
is under consideration then will be
dropped in taror or the Sunday
Sport Bill. The Judiciary committee
has submitted a tales-able report, but
it is understood that. Representnlhc
Bell. of Salisbury. and Representa-
tive Floyd, 0! Wallingford. members
or the committee' will oppose the
passage 0! the bill on‘the floor or
the house.
The cool breeze which blasted the
blooming hopes that the bill might
be adopted at this session came in
the announcement that Representa-
tive J. Mortimer Bell at Salisbury
would oppose the bill—wouldr' 'llght
to the last ditch” against “hat he
contends is a desecration 0! Sunday,
Mr. Bell is one or the war horses
o! the House. no nerVing his ”“111
term. .and has b '11 an implacable
enemy o! the bill at the i'vo prev.
lous sedans.
Bis stand against the bill Will pre-
sent. the unusual situation of a mem-
ber of the judiciary commluco op-
posing the House adopting lllc rec-5
ommendallons or that committee. He ,
will not be alone. however. as Rep-
resentative Floyd. of Waterford. an-
other member or the committee but
expressed himself as opposed to the
bill. Representative Mora 0! North
Haven is another who “ill.
against its adoption.
House Loader .\ll1ng
\\ ould not
rm ‘
V5323.
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cramp. March 37.—
Cunnlnghasu was reelected
dictator at Stamford lodge o: too-s
No see when the annual meeting
and election cronies-s was held last
night in loose hall. Other alum
oleoted were: Vice-dictator. diaries
Kerb: Prensa. Julian Elly: Treas-
urer. Augustus Abdel-so, n: m
for three years. Holly Staples: True-
2. .1. Blsbsrg.
Representative to the national con-
? . vention at'Baltlmore June ‘31 are 8.
Cunningham, alternate I". 13. Collins.
Alter the election those who: were
elected spoke optimistically toga
prospects of the lodge tor the c
tug year. New odioers will be in.
F‘ . stalled the evening or Avril Qua.
Jacqueline: ”What do yeucall it.
when two people are thinking of the
same thing at the same time. men-
tal telepathy 1"
link: “Sometimes. other tines it's
I Just plain embarramment."—Yale
Rm '
' or from Illinois. We shall be much
mistaken it the last or this explo-
sion has been heard or. The sena-
tors may find it worth while to ov-
erlook it. The public. which wants
its business done. will not.
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“Spring.” says the dictionary,
ends with the summer
spring means a lot more. To the tan it means baseball 10 th
man the proverbial “light’thoughts of love,” to the paper. jokes
poets with colds in their heads—and to the Housewife\
(We knew we’d work round to that ad
CLEANING.
Just let your eye wander over A. F. Beckman s Slim. “\1
HOUSE-CLEANING SALE BARGAINS—can you heal em? lncid
ally, there's good reading matter in the rest of the ad 100.
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“begins with the \ernaleq ujnox~
'oe.” We won’t argue with the dictionary,
El‘l:
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SEMI- ANNUAL HOUSECLEA NING SALE
No. 7 Real Brooms, regular price 95c. Sale price . . . .. '-
Kirkman’ s Borax Chips, 3 for. 25¢. Dutch Cleanser. 4 for
Old Witch Ammonia, large size. 33c. Small ..... . .
1 Large Gold Dust 25c. 1 Gold Dust Scouring Pow der free
Proctor and Gamble P. & G. Na phtha Soap, 20 for . . . . . .. 81.
Lifebuoy Soap, 3 cakes 20c. Chi ps0, large .......
Pillsbury’s, Jones or Gold Medal Flour, $1.49 bag. Shoulders ..
Fine Granulated Sugar 15 lbs. $1. Confectionary Sugar 10c . .;
18c
.18th.
Fancy Texas Spinach 20c pk. Fresh Green Peas. 2 qts. _ '
Fancy New Cabbage, 4 lbs. 25c. Fresh Pineapples .
Florida Grapefruit, 5 for 25¢. Iceberg Lettuce 0r Celery._
ssssssssss
Fancy California Asparagus ....................... 65c lid.
25cm
Extra Large Grapefruit, 2 for 250. Florida Oranges .
.30cdu.
Fancy New Carrots, 4 bolts: 25c. Fresh Cocoanuts. 2 for
Fancy New Bermuda Potatoes, 3 lbs. ......
25c
speak ;
i
say yesterday whether he “ould asltl
that there be a roll call sole upon
the bill. but Mr. Bell will ask for
one ii the House Leader does not.
ln spite or the met [but the bill is
the work oi Major John Buckley.
twice House Leader and now United
States district attorney, the appoi-
tion or Mr. Bell and his lollowers—
and his personal lollowing ls.‘not
small—in addition to those opposed
to the bill on principle are enough to
kill it. A roll cull vote will make
the chances o! the bill
hopeless.
The Dawes Outburat.
(New Haven Journal-Courier.)
It is new apparent that when Vice
President Dawes proceeded to point
out to the senate ot the United
States. that its methods or dolng
bunlne. were in violation of the
lawas’o! eltlciency and sound public
morals. he had the support.“ the
people of the country. 1: they have
any criticism to otter the incident it
relates to the spirited manner in
which it was carried out. He might
have been quieter and less explosive
in the delivery of his adequately
prepared-address. but then it would
not have been General Dawes who
was talking.
The approval with which the ad-
drsm has been received by the coup.
up as set forth in the press shows
conclusively that the senate is out of
The
‘ halo. which the senate has been ofr‘
touch with public sentiment.
generations weaving about its head.
is not a halo at all in public seam-
tlon.
It is Just that much window
dressing placed there by a lot or tus-
3y old gentlemen who have impan-
ed to the ethos or senator a glori-
fled importance out at all proper.
ties: to the popular idea or repre~
sentntlve democracy. The petulant
meats paasod by the more volu.
able 0! the senators at the close of
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Practically
Spaulding Rose Potatoes 32c pk .; bushel $1.20 ;
DEL MONTE COMBINATION SALE
2 Cans Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, 1 can Del Monte Peaches.
large size, 3 cans .......................... . A . SLI
2-hu. bagS".l§
Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Succotash, Lima and Green Beans, a;
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Force, 2 nkgs. 25c. Minute Tapioca, 2 for 25c. Baker 5 (ocoa 17c
Hershey’s Cocoa 15c can. Pink Salmon, 2 for 25c. (ampbell’l
Beans, 3 for . . . .
Crown Aster Peas, 3 cans 85c. Golden Bantam ( 0mm
5 lbs Enamel'edfians‘Campfire Marshmallows . . 4/
Clovcrdale Evaporated Milk, 12 cans $1.19. Maw
Whitman’s Marshmallow Whip 23c. Sauerkraul.ic.afl;/
'3 K Strictly Fresh Native Eggs from Carmi Betts’ Farm. 40c dot
1 Package of Chick Egg Dye for coloring eggs free
purchase of 2 dozen Saturday only.
Crisco. 6-lb. can 5139. Davis Baking Powder, 5-lb. 2131...,-
5""0 Tin Fancy Hard Candy 99c. Holland Herring regL/
Emmi: Ginger. Snaps 23c pkg. Royal Lunch. 2 l-L-lb-
to
- ’; BluenpuetehqartonotspkgssselvorysowEL/
I 33mm Paper, 8 for 25¢. Javelle Water, .. ’-f0r
..........................
. Horllck’s Mailed Milk, large 69c. Mellen Food, larL/
Del Monte Fresh Prunes, 3 cans 89c. Apricots- 3 (#2:?
Picnic Aaparagus'l‘ips, 4 cans $1..00 Applesauce 3 can‘/ "'
Mission Garden Tea, 1-111. tin 69c. Sunsweet Prunes. . lb Pg;
Fireproof Stove Polish, 2 for 25¢. Palmolive Soap. 15 for 81. i
for
cans
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$1.75
50c
with 83¢
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