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Everything tutti; I! new tit Noekwear * 't'
on Prinaplay My our Openlnp tomorrow. i».
Au; sumac SENT:- ;
. Ferret their ass to“? -
1 ._
l‘ not»? .w i
ilanar‘d Mills Underwear
1 and Gordon Dye Hosiery
The best that money can buy. Open-
ing display tomorrow.
25c to $3
i’rlues
this department famous
are welcome one way or the other.
DRESSES
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
One entire floor given over to this beautiful department
We take pleasure in inviting attention to our FORMAL FALL OPENING of Millinerv,
Suits and Drcstes.
We have brought together this season the most exquisite collection of
Suits, Millinery and Dresses ever shown in The Norwalks.
es the attractiveness of superiority because they re up to- the- minute styles, and are richer,
entirely different from the general show elsewhere and at prices for which we will make
All ill all. it is a fine time to look now and to buy it ready. You
go.
Our Millinery Display possess-
Shapes
on sale
300 Stunning Silk. Satin. Beaver and For Shapes
Plumes
We call your attcnlion
It) DIII'
Plumes at popular prices.
largo
(ill
l‘Iti}
Feathers
l-‘intlmts until lt‘lou'om (if ("'t’l'} downipzion on (list
limit) I’l'i‘W.
Children’s Hats
dlticrrnt coun-
tiliil'i‘ lor Children‘s Hats and you will not be did
it you want souwthiuu
appointed.
in this
Serge
Serge Suits at $14.98
We call your especial attention to our line of
Suits which we offer at $14.98.
l
dras, very smart tall styles.
”PW?! 99‘“
HU BAno oAYs wtra OBTAINED
:3» LAND av FRAUD.
htAgnlnIt Mn. acuo5n-
0 Ho: Brought Out:
Action an:
m. iii.
' for DIVorcs.
Edward Schoohover, of Bridgeport.
who was sued for divorce by his wife
flew weeks ago. has now in turn
brought suit against her in which he
Alleges that she obtained property
Iron: him by fraudulent repi‘euanta»
“Ono. The papers have just been ro-
thi'ned to the civil superior court and
the husband BtlIiB that Mrs. Effie
lohoonovor be compelled to deed back
property on Bunnoll throat to him and
he places his damages at 83.000.
Alia charges that on Nov. to. 1009.
III! wife said to him tllat it he would
five her the title to the llnnneil
ureet promrty she would (load it back
a. hllm when he requested it. lio says
that havlnx confidence in her honesty
and integrity he calmed the deed of
use property obtained from Julian
also to be made out in her name
ton Sept 1.1910. he united her to
”turn the lithium! she refused. and
dominoes to refuse. to do it.
n03 ,
E llLtCi'...
,-- them cream mute tin-tho skin.
‘1! you have a rod. rough. biotahctl,
3m. until tly skin. try this great
not that American ilrugzlsts
, room.
it You can use it for massaging
,yrinltloo’ God for it allow complex-
Im. an it whiten: and twautiilw. is
at.» humid!!! and does not grow
. r. .
t/ll
lit-l
Q No won-n who Values her one
’ murmodlnd who whitish numtmtb
‘ clear shin quid lot a day so by
without t‘ ' it for the face, neck
Irm- “nth?“
Outfit? “a. at any A. D. ill.
....;.
OPENING SPECIAL no.1.
Tailored Waists, 99c
Fine Tailored Walsts made of line figured mad»
\‘nlnea $1.39.
' Batter.
FIVE VERY SPECIAL OFFERINGS
To- Very Wide lllaclr
quality.
TROLLEYMEN HAPPY.
nova—d
Receive .Pay increase Awarded 8y
Board of Arbitration.
Approximately the shin distributed.
Wednesday. among the 200 local em.
ployes of the Connecticut company
arowing out of the award of the arbl- .
trators for back pay. was $600. No
man rocelvod vcry much as the
amounts allowed Were small. but er
en the small sums were very accept-
able to the trolley molt.
Thin back pay was made in accord
once with the award of the arbitrators.
which was retroactive since it dated
from June 1 to Sept. 1.
The amount is not all clear gain an
the members of the local trolley when]:
association will have to be annealed
about ti each to pay their allure of the
expenses of the arbitra turns.
The amount received by man here.
averaged from $2 to 310.
dd
~Torturlng enema spreads its
burning area every day. Dow’s Olav
meat quickly stops Its spreading. in-
auntly relieves the itching. cum it
permanently. At any drug store.
HIGH OOHOOI. NOTED.
A meeting of the graduating class of
last year of tho Norwalir High School
was held in the High school building.
on Friday evening last at which the
“fair: of the class were settled. The
class oiilcers were no follows: Earle
Prellduni and Russell F.
Thomas. secretary and treasurer. The
class record was shown to have been a
good one. A great number of the grad
notes were unable to be present at the
meeting.
Miss Cornelia Odell. of the Senior
class of last year is attending school
at Dunn Hall,’Woiiosluy, Mass.
Miss i rrlet Odell. of toast avenue.
to Minor in; the school. Miss Udall is
not tithing any regular course.
Misti Elisabeth Hammond. has .not
been noon at school yet. She In much
missed.
OAVI A “An PARTY.
Edward finch. who «a recently
married to aim Magdalena it"s-ooh. or
South Norwoiir, entertained a party of
friends. Wednosday night at the route
‘ riches of the bride in Lowe street. The
rotors their present had it tine time the
ordinate diversions consisting
chi and instrumental nitrate. with an.
abundance of tempting refreshments.
WWW
, 'l‘ho mount probate oommittaomrm
IIBtIn oi char-lea L. a over and James
‘1“ Ha hell. were hand measly molded
sheeeotluhemuivgs in thin new
'i‘uffotu
On sale tile yard,
I
OPENING SPECIAL NO. 2.
250 Ribbon. 19c
“IIIIlOII.
Regular
‘20 New Fall llnls liwtlut-h. ItIlli‘ and brown, iwutr
tiluily trimmed.
$3.105.
L'ltr‘
‘L
l-‘redirltk lieidcll of Spring illll. is
spending: the day in (lcoriitotowu on ()lll-IIII to in nltttl“.
boldness
Miss ticrlrudc
avenue.
I’omlourz llour,
Close, of Franklin I an.
is ill at her homo mid is thrcnl- '
cited with lvphoid fovcr.
Silo Inuit
F‘. l). Lawton at t‘o.
$92.3 IiIiI,
(‘ourt (‘m llc llanghtrrs of lshlu lla
hold a regular limiting in tho (‘olhollc Ii'k W l‘
(‘lnb house. in Wont ll\l'IliItll, last etc n—
Inn.
Miss Julie Dyna, one of
tcnrhcrs in tho pnbllr
the
robots.
how
\\ ill
spend tho work-cud and Sunday at bur
home in Dunbar)".
w (“hopped stonk,
York Itliirltot.
whim lit.
lrlii \th'riiiulxmn Hll‘t't‘l.
at New
'i‘rct- Walden .loat-ph t’nttan. of Non
walk. spent the day in liliiuctlchl. xvii
lt-rday. treating about thym-
hundred
chi-stunt trees for bath tiliit‘lli-it'.
Mrs.
.Ioseph Kemp. ot ,“i'onkcrs, N.
Y.. who ling boon itpcntllntz some time
with her brother,“
her ham.
~ arm:qu .
llllnin i
Spring Hill nth-hue. has returned to
1 vii up. but luckil) loat no change.
I'tin‘II. of
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OPENING SPECIAL NO. 3.
$5 Hats, $3.98
it *ulariy $7». 'l‘ltia-dny
“No two lilllt
t 1
nllll‘vt-l {or
below tilitll} drifts
Hit» (I thus
i
ltl
lif’.
room. not boiling |IlM‘i‘,~',
prit-v. New York Martini.
\\’n:~’ltinnion «rcpt.
'I‘Iin i'Yt‘i'WIHI“ Itoali'tl tii' llti
Iol
“-lrollt \
Hurn‘n l‘nl-ui. ionil division. .\u int.
'llf'lll :t m. l Iiill: Wt (Int illIlH' H'I' llllltz.
:ii ”In Illlllll it ill. push]. iii I'I‘VI‘IIQI-
April. as oi “wagon MW
and l hum -ii .oulluo IiilHIlll‘H“
til‘an «ulnar l‘x ills.$l.ttti.Iuli.l.&( I).
“III.
Harri-y Ilitl'l‘IlCIOllgll, one of the lo
cal trolley minim-tum, hall on unfor-
tulinto experience, “'i‘tllillftflay t‘l't‘ll‘
inn. on the trolley car lrom Iloion
ll'uiut, ’l‘ltc nil' M‘ilsv’ lippl'niit'hirm Iii"
un'n :‘tvltI-ll ulwn llurt'vy :cluppl‘d {ruin
tlw i't‘ill‘ platform to the place where
the running lliltli'tl should lull-c him"
but was; not. lie (Illilltlt’tl to tilt
ground and ltll'lll‘tl scvrt'rtl air le‘lnizh
on the any. A passenger, not-int: his
plirht, puliml the bull cord and when
the cur utoppcd Mr. llut'ruclnuuh cllmlr
oil aboard. llc wan coitnldcrnbiy muss
.M............ s»... on...“
Nurti'lilit ;
Very lliilltlwllll‘.
star.
only
I
1 II S. '.i‘hompkins of illistol spent
‘yvslvulut in Nola :IIIi on Iiilnlllt s.
i .Ioutos All IIttiit'II. of lltooirlyn. ls
istwudlng sort-ml days in Norwalh on
{ business
titan AIIH‘ Torpi of (“rays moot
[has iukcn a position \tltil Mrs. Spit
lac) in hor North Main slrcet mtlii
our} establishment
The Salvation Army will hold a cot-
thgo prayer meeting at the borne of
Mrs. iiarthti. tonight at s p. in. All
are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. M. ii. Coley. of Chest
nut liill. l‘elciiralod Mi‘. (‘olor‘n birffb
day. on \‘t'odnosdny owning. by color-
talulng a number of their relatives
ft-rlim Routh Norwuik.
A. I’I‘IIII of NOIWMIIIl IIIIII bis
mullet pit hcd ultllo in the lt'nntl i‘cn-
iltal dopnl. in Non Yinh t‘lI‘, Sunday
lllllli. He had in his wallet lunltln $8
in money it meal ill-,Iwi good lot out
oral more "tools In 1). .l. ltlctiurthy'a
rcutuurani. in Walt-r street. Norwalk.
'I‘ho cnipiy wallet and "Will ticket
their» scat to him by tho plckpot'ket
on Monday
won
”w... ... . up... MI»). ,... .. NW. A. ....
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FvwwW
"Maura consort?“
no: nrmrnr no
in Stamford
' treatment.
On sale
shapes.
Will. (iIIlIE EGZEMA
“WE PROVE IT"
Why n-usle lime and money expert-
mcntinx with greasy selves and lo‘
lions. trying to drive the comma germ
from underneath the skin when Plals~
ti-d's Drug Store guarantees ZEMO, a
clean liquid preparation for external
use. to rid the skin of the germ life
that causes thr- trouble?
One application will relieve the ltclr
in: and often tliucs one bottle ls suf~
iii-.lcnt. to onto a ntlnor case of
eczema.
in over 2.000 towns and cities In
America, the loading tlrugglut has tin-
ugoln-y for ZICMO and he will tell you
of the marvelous euros made by this
clean. simple treatment. ZEMO is
t'tu'ttmtl'm'tl as tho cleanest and most
popular treatment for eczema. pimples,
dandruff and all other forms of skin
or scalp affections whether on infant
or grown [It'l‘tiUIL Will you try a hot
tie on our rocominundation?
l’laisiud's Drug Store.
Mrs. my it. Stanley of upper Mala
Elli'ill'i. who has been spending hovelal
days with her son, (that-lea P. Stanley,
ol‘ (hometown. has returned to her
home.
Prosecuting Attorney Leo Davis at-
tondod tho Kari Funk trial at Bridge—
port, yesterday. and in tho morulhtt
Attorney .l. iioltion ilui’lbntt actual all
promwutlng attorney III the case of
Iluraoo Smith.
The llnrslrmn l’rcparhlory school. in
'I'rosport avonuc, will close tomorrow,
and will not ro-opi-n until October illh.
'l‘bo ultitlt'lltx who bore been born this
fall studying. will no to Now Haven in
tliltt‘ the Yale tiollogo entrance exam-
ination next Week.
A human in being oroctod at tho
homo of John A. Mills. of llroad ltlvcr.
wttoro bu will overhaul his line automo.
bllo this winter. Mr. Mills is having
various other improvements made
about his place. A new concrete Walk
is being told and the property in gen-
eral is being repaired and placed in
first class shape.
Charles Britta, of Norwalh. had an
operation for an abscess performed in
Stamford on Tuesday. by a New York
specialistim. Donn Foster. The one
Incas was formed on the right tilde of
the young man's unsound there was
one motor the eye. The oporntinn was
very successful and Mr. liritto Wont
yesterday tor further
“a...“
In order to make these two days the busiest ill the history of this enterprising store. we have arranged 5 VERY SPECIAL VALUES
OPENING SPECIAL N0. 4.
Ostrich Feathers,$l.99
iatrnc Ostrich l‘cntbcru. in black, blue and white.
(ituul values at filth.
OPENING SPECIAL NO. 5.
Shapes $1.29
\‘cry Smart Satin Shapes. all the new styles
Good values at $2.
and
On sale 51.29.
m
The young men employed In the
ilowland Dry Goods Co‘s delivery do-
purtmeut. enjoyed an outing to Nor-
walk last evening. The trip was made
in a large auto truck and a supper was
in order at Norwalh. The party return-
at an early hour this morning tired but
having enjoyed a real stag party.
A woman cannot be comfortable. much
.lcss happy. in an ill-fitting corset.
There are unshapely things on the
market called corsets. that look like
corsets, but they don‘t fit as a corset
should fit. N. E. Ryan & Co. talk cor-
sets in their adv. this week because
they have the kinds of corsets that
back up every word they say about;
them. An expert litter is always in
attendance at their corset department,
to asalut you in selecting the proper
model for your type of figure.
Sixteen jolly Norwaik young people
chloycd a utruwrldo to New turban.
wlulnnuday evening. When they or-
rlvml‘ at that place all went Into the
hotel and r-njoyod refreshments. Then
they repaired to tho hotcl parlo‘ru,
win-re slotting and dancing were on-
Joyed.‘ Those who went are the fol-
lowing: The Minutes luapnl Ryder, Mat-
tlo Walkloy. Laura Rusk. Hanoi Rattle.
(trace Smith. Louise Broeltmellor. and
the Minor: Carver: Mortars. Ray 8.
Sherwood. William Wolhltn. Roy Baht»
dict, Cyrus Benedict. Richard anblt.
ltnlph Bcdlent. Frank Nicheruon and
Joseph bookllart.
a
I'IEIOII YOURSELF
BEFORE IIBIIIB
W
Walsh tmlrttelf before commandant
to not! Baritone the great tloah termini:
food. 1‘ ho Wni‘ltll’l‘flll sale on this prop
oration since first introduced in South
Norwaik and the remarkable rennin
following its use have made Frank ll.
llaxter such an enthusiastic believer
in the great value or Gilmore that he
gives his [terminal guarantee to refund
the money if Samoan will not. make
thin people tat and restore strength
and health to those who use it.
This is a strong guarantee but Mr.
Baxter has seen so many of his one
iomers who a few weeks ago looirod
like mulling skeletons become ultimo
and well, minty through the use of
humour that its tools 0 cannot in?
too muh to inane people to try it.
This nutritious liuh‘fotmlhc food is
assimilated as soon as it ht lotion into
the stomach. molten [and rich blood.
tones up the weakened system. helps
to assimilate the toad and mm the
user plump. will and row.
Norwalk Chronicler