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“levels very little variation ‘
out of clothes worn by men
from those worn during ti
seam It is evident that ti
of tailoring sponsored last is
'net with genuine approval I
,publie. and as fall modes has.
so‘well favored. clothiers sho\
disposition toward urging tbei.
, to radicsl changes,
-"‘.. "Ll-Jackets fitting very smoothly at
.' 37¢
shoal smdhamincioosely
the ipssrsnotoulyultra-_
butsaryprseticslforsports
general wear. Such loosely
apparel allowssgrataful
ofreedosnforthaactiva
n. Quits generally. too.
are only aheltonlindllnu
ingatnax'nnnmstnonntof
wmf-‘rllnlhdmdmto:
Trousers again fit snugly at the
. ' tline. and hang loosely (
t not in the
former exag-
semed style)
to the bottom.
Flannel trou-
sers will be
much to the
fore for
sprin g and
summer wear.
A number of
new shades.
,' ~ such as bis-
.“ or varied tones of pastel
town. and striped effects will be
. vastly favored. Flannel trousers
' are very smart tn combination with
blue serge Norfolk jackets.
A great variety of patterns in
various fabrics are being adopt
especially for sports apparel. R
. summer-«weight clothes. such as
tropical worsted. also bid fair to be
exceedingly popular during the surn-
, Another combination reflecting the
ants Ivirit o! the 26:21 the”! 2‘.
net months. :
!
able. and also permit a nice am
' er .
M
with m 17.1mm.
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’ ‘ £353" mu“ ‘ "RM M and Calai ' '
are . - ., . ~ s Valancionnes m
i ‘- Mf‘fl woolen: of "mm '7 _ .' ._ My“ 4». . MUCH IN VOGUE “a”: likewise lace-edxed. is at- gfintg‘. Tao; latter are "12:.
designs and white lines. too. is a , ———_.i ‘ ‘ l . , ‘ “a, “mmm t e w! 0 or pointed put.
I w m... w "-5- w w» - . FOR LINGERIE “flagrant;::?.:::.:n.:°.::.:2;13°:2«
Item to apparel. No outfit an O" . a. one Chine-e hand embroidery on troductng a contrasting rib” in.
I surpass the launcher-soft shirt cou- TWO-piece Sets Are Be_ bauste in combination with Vaten- color between. Narrow vuenci n!
bimlt'on for Morin. 30“"! M . - . ' clennes laces in unusual pattem he. hoes are featured in shapely}.
I “be, ,m m ' I' = ’ mg Shown, S O m e ”d '"h MHChe- Sets are mtched ”rllnn arrangements. and for}:
i A m addition .0 “l9 ‘m , ' With E Ch. with costume slips, and the“ m- ellng. .
. 5N described is ‘ colorful m a \ . ne mese ”'0 Show a decided tendency toward \Vhile tire-piece sets are showr 6-
Gone are the - .2... EmbrOldery Slimming at the bottom and a dared large numbers. there is also a good
l days whenthe :._‘_ . . mm '18 II! that. deal of interest in chemise. The
. can was an i 4“ ”ammo has I gathered rume “lsh-Valslod Empire eaect is xiv»:
t A garment which is said to b9 0: binche at the very bottom .nd a place or prominence. and elat-oy.
article can finding considerable favor in the [in- another Just above the homline rais- ately lace trimmed. There is w.
“mm on" ‘ xerio field is a combination modeled ed hither at the sides than the trout in IOHS-Walnut chemise, - one“ “his
a irown from utter a French original. made with and. therefore. accentusting u“; secret-no. with borders and car-in.
the well- . ““13" waistline and a 311an fine idea. The clips are quite short. of low” "M A “0W"? Chemise i.
0.70”“ m ' j . bactl‘eghtaeeinifing. The French" fitted averaging about 45 inches. made much alike the gown with hick
no- are a: are on s used. Anothe - . square neckline. with doe ‘
”9;”, and z._ ~ \ . bination has ‘ plain squat-o 20$: 3““ laces. especially Irish an- holes and ribbon shouldorafi'latrfm.
mics-table. most of then equipped . .’ \ narrowly edged with lace all the 32::93: efbidldfiey Mel, and ‘
with soft. cushion sweat bands that . W” wound. even down the sides. are .‘mnfieweggrf'qener on net. -—Advertise in the mound forth.
permit them to caution: with the } ' . "038‘! m "new? best mums.
head. Materials ":4:on for ‘ 3.. a
this type of headgear are soft 53 3
worsteds. light weight flannel: in - I
aflmandwhnelinafornunn. u
'39? west
The trimming season is quit I:
i-portamtothemanasitistoche
woman. and he can well. afiord to
spend some thought on a suit .for'
the beach. Two—piece suits. of
course. will be far in the lead. tin
tops lobe more colorful than ever.“
While past seasons have seen the
white shirt. blue trunk bathing
costumes most favored. this summer - ll
more shins embodying bright stripes (i
willhrworu Asamatter of fact. -—
{us more colorful the jersey. the 'l
i ‘ ’ more popular ________lll|.l.lT.
; it «at be. all}
5 Men's shes '
; for sports .
a war will as» l
; ryadded notes l
: of adornment. l
g ‘lrwo-tone ef- 3 .
i ‘3’ 2:23; | . _ fl . p , ,. 7 . _ 40 Inch CHIFFON $1 39 40 Imch CREPE DE $1 49
, a: fins d“; ‘ “Faites Entrer” Features Philippe et Gaston’s Fashion of a Soft Jabot Rome Across the GEORGETTE, all Silk . . ' CHINE, all colors ..... ‘
l’ y ' “ ’ Bodice and Interesting Sleeves T ical of the General Trend of Many New Spring Dresses. Grad- .
l v . . LE 1‘"
”,3. do” Ma’ggggfi ied Gold Bead Embroidery Trims th the Black and Crepe Satin and White Georgette. 40 law SI CAN N $1 49 36 Inch PURE SILK 98c
the size at the loot. Crepe rubber 3 “Musette” ls‘a Suit of FancyBWoolenAm go Ml’l‘mcoiliodedW'ltlieségld Tfiiuiimed lath Red CREPE, all colors ..... ° RADIUM, all colors . . . . . .
soles have a number of staunch ,Duvetyn Imitating Leather. .The nttons re uare, ouc e 1 o , e , and tie and ~—
eodorsers They are most someo- fthc High Collared Blouse In of Bed Georgette. 361N311 CHIFFON TAF’ $1 59 36 Inch PURE SILK $1 39
‘ A Clever Example of the New~81eevea Winch Philippe et Gaston Are Showing Is Found in FETA, pm” “d “WM“ ° S ATIN, all colors ..... °
DRESSY FROCKS
OF VOILE FOR
YOUNG GIRLS
For the youngr-r girl of six to 32.
drmy frocks are developed in
French \‘oilc and are designed to
hang free from the neck or from a
short free of distinctive shaping.
Frequently the )‘okes drop under-l
the arm and His accentuated inf
handkerchief 1
zu>hion by the inner-.
tlon of ("floral llll‘Cfl'lS and rlmxir
embroithl. ,
The sun“.- run of ornamentation
will again uppt-ar in a. broad handI
at the top of the d-‘nn hem. and by;
its delicacy ln'rnSlfv ll": dainty vf-'
I-‘Fnlie,” a Frock of Navy Rep With Yoke and Lower Part of Sleeve in White Orgundie.
straight blouse and skirt. displaying
cell material upon
of comfort.
"-7 White Embroidery Adds a. Charming Touch.
for! oblnlnt‘rl ivy thv combination of
material and l'lllnu\.~‘.
- . . . faced with white line running from
\\hllv and [LlLirt‘l .‘lliltlt'h nr \0110. tho collar down ‘0 the hem back Panel- 0!
\viriuilons: iii the um,- of
an.) L'n‘ll'rt‘itl"l‘_\';ll‘(‘
with many
colored lhl‘C‘ulS and front on that same side. A it?"
bow at sell-material. also faced with
included in this group. white linen “ Md on the hip be-
T‘mmm ”'"W‘WF' "“C‘Wd' tween the two vertical lines.
ihrnuch th~' (n: and n<e ..: lildif‘l'lfll.’ Bishop sleeve. of utility in that
mark lhw- \'ll‘lnlli< rrnnps or more they may be worn either long or
ulllimriun mom. 1.». llvrc lint-n5. short. are a. strikin‘ feature of 1'
English l-l‘tlilvii‘lnlll. xmxt'lty (rows, brown ”he“ ll’OCk embroldered up
run! Fl'f'lil‘ll mnghnnw m an almost nnd down in a. block pattern 0'
rllkt“ quail!) :iro ('lnilll‘:ii‘fl in «luc- many different ghgdeg of. brown.
lop ”HO-Plt'CV‘ modvls. The linen portion of tho sleeve fill-
l.r;\‘.- \' .mmp. < .:.-- ll 'll‘Jl-‘li Ly :11 lshcu above the elbow. while “I“
w... ... .l-z. :4. u I:‘il'gi~ how while organdie veils the forearm
plwed n? «.n:- >i-lt lzoxe “now and is secured at the wrlSt t‘! ‘3
embroidered brown linen cut. Vcao
,. a l-m- new lIIiYS n1mr—'
liculquy iutm-wstmt' i'rnt‘k “hirh hnsl toe and collar are also of tho 0"-
a ratllr'mcnt (-dm- of thw material unndiP.
which acalloped edges of both front
and back sections of straightline
frocks are buttoned. extend from
underarm to hem in a number of
models. many different \‘nrsione of
this type of frock being noted. Much
attention in given to color. selection
at tabrica and details of nniah.
Two-piece models are noticed of
alpscatino. a glossy fabric in stripe.
and soft shadings of many colors.
and exploited for the Junior. bo-
cauao it is thought that the jumper
style. on account of its adaptability
to various linaa should prove a. lact—
or during the summer months.
Theso are invariably tailored with
rn
E.
,< .u, gwrrr1Muy
This .space reserved for the
MARKOFF SHOE COMPANY
So. Main Street ._ South Norwalk
pleats in the Chanel manner.
36 Inch BROCADED
CANTON CREPE . . .
Many Shades
_ $1.10
MINGTOY CREPE,
Guaranteed Washable . .
40 Inch “‘ldlll
$2.49
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- ..
,
Credit Remains.
(Boston Transcript.)
Husband—What! You're ordered,
two new dresses. Don‘t you kn'ow
that we are already head over care
in debt?
Wire—Oh. yes. I-lmoI":
dressmaker doesn’t.
but the
“My huaband has Just rung up tol
say he won't be home to dinner to-v'
night."
"Aren‘t men the limit? Mine has
stuck at home every night tor over
Opposite Rialto Theatre
FIGURED CREPE DE CHINE AND FLAT CREPE
$1.69 Yard to $2.85 Yard
. . The. Passaic Silk Shop
129, \Vashington St.
So. L Torwaik
a week!"
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S tyle
In Your
. Easter Suit
I
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..-s-—.-. us.
For whatever purpose you buy
your Easter suit you want to be sure
that it in correct in style.
- Style on a foundation of quality,
. wearing service and value sums up
the absolute assurance you get in
' choosing your Easter suit here.
You’ll find every model distinctive in
its lines, in its fabric weave, in its
taunt-lg refinements, in its pattern
exclusivencss. Priced exceptionally
low,
~-,o~--a
\
¥ 3.50 28.50 3.50.
var ‘
-- v l'rm-r—wo.
Extra Trousers if Desired
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