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i “The Long and “
;, “Short of it”
Long on style
Short on , price
. Icons on style and
short on price is more
. than a phrase, it is a
tact—it is more than an
idea, it is an ideal—it
is more than an adver.
,tlsing abstraction, it is
a 'motto with a mean-
ing.
Styles must be right;
‘vaiues must be right.
’ Styles must ortray the
newest lash one of the
day. Values must ex-
ceed the expectations
of careful buyer Style
. either is or isn't. h gar-
. ment is either in style
or it is out of style. It
has either been accept
ed as one of the success
. ful creations of the
" style centers or it has
E been rejected and for-
gotten.
' The Howland Dry
‘Goods Co. chooses from
‘ , among the great profu-
sion of style only‘those
. which by their‘youthful-
ness of line and charm
of fashion may be ex-
pected to retain their
popularity thru an en.
. tire season. Faithful.
. reproductions and.cop-
. ,ie's are made, attaining
.1 e. niceties of the or-
,, sin, but abstaining
from their original high
prices so that the in-
come of the woman of
moderate means may
furnish unlimited op.
. pertunities.
‘All the new styles
{all the time!
‘ ‘ Children prepared the way for the first Easter
‘ ”Let children still lead the way-flat us help to
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Girls’ sills dresses
of purest white $10.
Crepe dc chine'-- some ribbon trimmed —-— some
with flare skirts and longislecves. Just the‘most charm-
in all white dresses for girls from 6 to 14 years and a
sp endid choice at $10
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Smart perigee frocks
Speciallll priced $2.95 _.
Pretty—Sensiblo—Serviceable. These pongee
dresses for, girls from 6 to 14 years are in several
different styles with erhbroidered motif in contrast
color. Dresses for now and dresses that every girl
will find ideal for all summerat only $2.95
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rdy clciii‘eé for active boys
—-some have 1 pair of long trousers and 1 air. of golf
" knickers. All new spring patterns Sizes 16 o 20 years
‘_ Iwoolens for boys from 4*to to years—all wool mixtures
Boys’ caps $1“ “131.50 ,Boys’goli hose 596051.50.
j” Shoes for every boy and girl 4
_ Boys" shoes
1: Boys' browfi' elk prqrfiflsi—straiglli‘
« ton instep—leather soles $4 4: “£50
l" Boys' golden :-brown oxfords with
‘ rubber soles $5 and $5.50 .
ys’ high shoes in tan calf or silt .
".te‘ ‘kid punipsw
Boys’ suits—4 piece suits—sin is or double breast-
ed coats—a vestaand two-rpairS‘of nil-cut golf trousers.
All new spring models and patternsfor boys 8 to 18
years. Priced. from $15 to $27.50
Stylish suits for boys -
who wear long trousers
Youth’s long pants suits-L-coats single or double
breastedbox models—sonic have 2 pairs of long trousers
and priced $27.50, $30 and $32.50
. Reefers for the
_‘ little fellOwsx
Dandy reefers in spring weight and new novel
$6.95 to' $8.50. Serges and cheviots $9.75 and $11.50
Basement hunt.
Childrenls shoes
Patent leather “Mary ,Jane” pumps
with tum soles $2.75, and $4
Patent leather “Ma . Jane” pumps
with fancy strapand cut {out“, $4.50
and $5. acccording to size.‘ 1 ,
. Misses step-in pumps in patent
leather with buckle. Sizes my. to 2
“53th umps with 1 s13
“ . H and rubber heels. lies 8% to it .
‘White‘kid one strap pumpswith turn Sizes jixgtozw-
ind spring heels. Sizes 5 to s sass. , “im'sP‘§“*d'.°“i‘i."d;“ {cursing
. - - ~ '~ ‘Cam”e"o or w g .i
Siétoii“5izesii%to?$4.50 '“fiifuifusfmmtl‘m: ‘32:;
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Special are me roam .é Panamanian, 1limelocicisumise
" . * , kidsndmanyfancy combinations in First
step shoes made on nature shaped lasts
$2.25. Smoked elk, tan calf! patent
leamer andvcamel elk high shoes with
order theater!!!
Fluiortlmnl'llmalr
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happiness
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New stylish spring coats
for girls from 6 to 14 years
Ever so many distinctive coats to select from.
Smart mixtures. Spring-like shades—rose. tans, blues,
greens. With the subtle flare. With the new capes.
Splendid choice at prices ranging from 510 to $25.
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Dandy spring cents
for tots from 2 to :6 years
Mixtures—Plain coiors—piaided etiects. Beauti-
fully tailored with'such delightful little kinks to add
childishnsss to the mode.
Wide choice in a price range from 38.50 to $119.60
I Colorful voile dresses
for girls-frOm 2 to 6 years
Many colors and. combinations, Many delightful
printed volley-some trimmed with mules—some trim-
med with contrast coiors. All with panties to match made
on separate waists $2.95 and $3.95
. Hand finished dresses
of voile—special $1.50
Dainty shades of voile all hand finished with
bits of contrast embroidery and colored apiiqut ‘
work that» is real dainty. Dressesfor the tots from I"
to 6 years. Spatial $1.50 -
_ i . A pretty hat for”
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every httle nnss
And what a lot of dainty little hats there are for
girlsofallages. .5 ~ ’
‘ For the little tot from 2 to 6 there arenarrow straw
brims with big crowns covered with crepe de chine
shined on—little streamers of velvet ribbon'hang well
down the side caught with tiny rosebuds. Price. $7.50
And then there are-hats that run the-whole gamut of
stylish materials including hemp. tagal,‘ baitbuntle, silk
and Suede—these latter are in combination colors and in
plain shades. There are hats in rose. tans,.greens, blues
and in fact every-shade to match the little lady’s coat
or dress. ~ ‘ . ~ . °
And-as usual they are ever so reasonable in price-
plain toe$2.25h4,according’tosiaa
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lots of them forc$2 and splendid choicest $3, $4 an!”
. ‘ leeond floor grunt
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; SAXTON SPEAKS .
Easy to Push-—
This Stroller
We sell more or this model or
carrtago than any other. It‘s
light. easy to push about-and
yet very comfort-
able. Priced ..
This Stroller
M $9.95
In a. good substantial carriage
you can't count this value.
Any color.
. 43-65 N, Main St. ’
.l'ptiitqunshz’ite
Carriages
$18.95 ‘
$5.00 Delivers
Sterling
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A Large Display
With Every Style
e—Moderate Prices
With spl'lux‘s sunshine out in all
its glory. nature zi-budding—il's
lime to tnlio baby out. Here are
the C(ll‘l'imrr-H, :1 ny slylo you
could desires. Lot. in; show you:
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New Carriage—Only
$34.50
With its loom Woven body.
strung springs. long pushes-u
and artillery wheels. Any color.
Bargain Special
This Carriage, An Attractive
Type of Woven Fibre
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M $17.95
The Pullman carriage illustrate
ed is a Very popular style. It
may be had in several new color
tones. Substantial! For $17.95.
Any color. -
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Unusual! A Child’s
Crib Like This at
$10.50
Any Carriage
With drop-side. a good spring
1 'J J '1
Ba)” Ilunnrds and neatly finished in ivory--
$335 this crib is truly a remarkable
value.
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S. Norwalk‘
German Faster
Goes 44 Days
Without Food
BERLIS'. March
7‘. ~(AP)
Herr J'olly. pl‘ofcssion..l faster.
has established a new record of
forty-four days for abstention
from food. that ho was helped
out of his glass cage. which was I
carpeted with cigarette butts and
strewn with mineral water bottles.
as complete a physical wreck as
could be imagined. He had beats
on the world's record held by Sig.
nor Mulatll. of Italy, by one day.
Herr Jolly. with a profuse
New Shoes - Styleiul, Youthi'ml
Just arrived in time for Easter
The new styles are noticeably different this season
for the youthful lines so much desired by every-
one today.
Make this your family Shoe store.
MILTON ELWOOD
, THE ARCH PRESERVER STORE '
122 Washington St. South Norwalk
growth or heard and wearing eye-
glasses. was eagerly received by
the crowds and numerous physi-
cians who have been keenly in-
terested in his case. Though un.
able to walk and speaking in a
feeble voice. Jolly'eé’mlnd seemed
very alert. Ho remarked that
during the last three days he had
been obliged to reduce his smok~
ing to ten cigarettes daily, as
they affected his stomach.
AT , BAPTIST
Talk On “A Hero’s
Message” At Church
Tonight.
Ernest L. Sexton, Fairfleld county
secretary of the Y. M. C. A.. spoke
at a Holy Week service held last
night at the South Norwalk Bap-
tist. church. The to it: was "Littlng
Up Sin." the text sing. "It I be
lifted up from the earth, will draw
all men unto me."
. "This statement." Mr. Sexton said.
“is of more interest to his Christian
church than any other statement in
the scripture. Christ meant that we
be drawn to His vision or God as
a great loving father.”
Mr. Sexton added that, "Christ
meant we should see all men as they
really are. not as objects or exploits-
tion but as brothers. He also meant
that we should be drawn to Him in
His great program of! life, in opposi-
tion to all kinds 0: sin both gross
and respectable. We should be drawn
to 81m in the-sense that our lives
should be spent in helpfulness to one
another and in a tear-less . band,
against the sins which stay the youth
at today'."
A line gathering was present at
the service and Miss Eloise Shove.
altocsololst or the church. rendered
“My Task" in a. very pleasing man-
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Rev. Letter T. Mailer-y, pastor of
theehumhwfllspeakataservieeto
be held tonight at 7:80 o‘clock at the
church. in. subject will be “A
Hero'- Message." , Mills Theresa
Sehmid. soprano soloist. will sing
"Cast Thy Burden,“ by Handel.
its
lENTiiN sinner ‘
.' Rev. L. T. Mallery 'To
COAL PRICES,
REDUCED #
We announce a reduction of $1.00 per
ton on all sizes of hard coal, eifective
April 1st. The new prices for city delivery
on Egg, Stove and Nut are:——~
Chuted‘ Carried
, $16.00 per ton $16.50
Stove ........ 16.50 “ “ 17.00 _
Pea ......... 14.00 “ “ 14.50-
Buckwheat. 9.00 “ “ 9.50
Coke ....... .. .. . . 14:50 “ “ 15.00
All the above are subject to discount _
of 50c per ton for cash in 10 days. We
have a good stock of fresh mined coal and
recommend the early purchase of next
season’s requirements. ‘
PHONE 113
The Norwalk Coal & Supply Co.
Anthracite COAL Bituminous
Masons’ Building Material
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Norwalk Chronicler