' Word
..
“ Wilbur r. smith‘was
a; Mrs. William H. Pond have
N 1mm a visit with relatives
”bury.
it and in Weston upon which the
"icy axe factory was formerly lo-
)“ been attached. *
Tholicholr oi.’ the .Greeu‘p Farms
hutch will resume singing, Sunday;
r a two \veelts' vacation.
M oi; Harriet C. Price spent yester-
9 Bridgeport, the guest. of her
Mrs. Marin Barnes, 01 'l‘ort'imi-
Vv .. whose gardens \vcrc notl
“lighted by frost arc enjoyint,r the}
or beautiful asters, tiahlies, sol-3
, '1‘” George Underwood is having alt
hardwood floor and other improve-t
‘olitii’udded to her millinery store oui
tatekstreet. t
TboT'Lndies'" Aid Society of the!
iconanrnis church gave a rally day;
upper in the parlors of the churning
VTiiursday evening. i
. Md. Horace Allen was taken sut1-‘
,denlysill on Main street recently midi
chad to be removed to her home, wherer
fillets getting along nicely. E
'HMll‘ohyt’auli. is being found with the
ours which are run on the Nor-i
firidgeport lino.‘ Passengers:
10mph“! that it is verycold riding on,
. the open cars. ‘
/ my 1
.——.—a
h/ .“L‘l'y
-- ”spepsiu is our national ailment. ,
', Bord '1: Blood Bitters is the national
cure , r it: It strengthens the atom-i,
ooh ‘ mbraues, promotes now of di-t
costly}; Juices, purities the bloody.
. ,buildsiyou up. i
‘~_ notes WlLL HEAR RETURNS. I
Norwalk Aerie, No. 588. Fraternal;
, 'Iv‘mder_{of Eagles. .will keep open house .
on Monday night for the members at,
“which. time the election returns will,
.be received. Arrangements for this"
.night and for the returns hnve heeui -
:,~mndei«nud .it‘is expected tho! it grout;
many‘ of the members will be preceut.‘
Veto enjoy a social evening with rci‘rcsh
Tmento‘and the returns.
l
.WILTON ROAD REPA1R8.- ‘
, '1‘th state is runniriuu the Wilton:
5» road girongh the upper curl of the
" town of Not-walk. through Wilton and.
" smlon Station in anticipation of thei’
traffic for .theDnnbury Fair 01 next
oak. The work is not a general and!
problem-live repair but just h light re-I
surfacing and fixing up of holes and:
5w.pluces. 'l‘hc mnny nutomobilistsi
.M~’tho"falr from Norwalk will npprc-l
elute the repairs every tiny next week.
on. SMITH BACK IN WILTON.
M ”Dr. Smith and his number of Haul-g ..
“timid!!! patients returned to South Wil-'
ion‘last evening utter the summer in;
13$ White Mountuinn. There was it‘
_| private car attached to the 0:40 truin‘;
or the patients and they were met til 3-
the train by carriages 0 ho iiikt‘li to‘
the train by carriages to be when to
film saniturium. The cut was token:
down again by the sum truiu having!
been left on the siding until its ur-i
rival. ‘
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GAME LAWS. . ‘
, In the some iatws printed yesterday
tit should have read the hunting sens-
on for quail, wootlcoclt and nurtrltiges
j5111200!!!October lot to November 23d.
“gray squirrels from October lst io"
‘ inbor'zsd. '
orelo no truth in the report, our
hmong hunters that when tho‘
ml of October fails: othndny, that ‘
lip, hunting season begins on the Bob
untidy-“oncoming. October tat tuning .
buddy. the hunting season opens
it ontioy October 2nd. .
3"?“
iM‘nrk Twain, in hlnuourly tluys
editor of a Mia‘souri puller. n tui-
‘, foul subscriber wrote to him
that he had found a spider in
"pot", and asking him whether.
' ion of good luck br built
7 iwrjote him this unswsrt
i : ‘ ,
~- . liter: Finding n spider
hall was neither goad iucli:
r yOu. "The solder was
var our paper to see;
p 13?”! advertising. mg
' “grandam, spin his ,
‘ ‘ and lend a um.
wqb‘fioé’. evor ofterivor'd."i
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sum“ was THERE
Excluvemuifioive
Artistic Milliner‘y
See the ncwmodcis‘tomorrow, and purview
iarly these Special Values. '
’Womon’s & Misses’ Hots
An infinite variety of styles and color com-
‘ Shirt: Entrust??? ., $5.00
, Outing Hats $2.50 up
New Fall Skirts
Styles more practical than ever before.
Skirts are still narrow of course, but The
Boston Store Skirts, while they, are narrow,
as fashion decrees. have sufficient fullness
for walking. We specialize on Fall
Panama Skirts, in navy. black.
gray and mixtures, at ........ $3.79
9
Women s Dresses «
Very smart one—piece Dresses, in all-wool
serge. Panama, also satin Duchess. in the
newest Fall styles. Some have sailo‘i' coll
lars, others are well made with lace yokes.
All colors, including black. Specially
Priced at »
$10.98,. 014.98, 818.50
Girls’ Dresses and Coats
Splendid ‘ Values tomorrow. Highclass
Sample Dresses. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Worth
in every instance one-third more than the
prices asked. The prices for tomorrow only
$1.49, 1.98, 2.49, 3.98'
“Child’n’s French Dresses
Sizes 2 to 4 years. Plaids ”and
serges. Tomorrow ......... 590
Girls’ Coats
Sizes 4 to :4 years. Exceptionally pretty
styles. all wool. double face materials. Spec-
ial valu‘cs that will appeal to you. at
$3.49, 5.98, 6.98, 7.98
Waists for Every Occasion
The Waists are prettier this season than
ever and the values are even greater than
usual. ‘
TWO BIG SPECIALS TAILORED
STYLES. ' '
TAILORED LINEN, ALSO FLANNEL
WAISTS. tucked. embroidered and plain
models. A lot of $x.50 values.
Special tomorrow ....... . . .
IN LINGERIE—«Lingerie Waists of lawn
and batiste. with neatly embroidered or lace
trimmed front, long or kimono sleeves. ‘Va-
lucs to $r.98. Slightly mussed 79
C
from handling, at ............ .
The New Coat Sweaters
For Women, Misses and Children.
Women’s and Misses’ .,
, Sweaters at $3.98
Ali-wool Coat Sweaters in plain and fancy
weaves, also heavy mannish clients. IAll ‘
colors and sizes.
Children’s Sweaters
$1.98
An assortment of pretty sailor collar mod—
etc. All sizes. .
Specinl‘Values in Flan-
nels and Flannelettes
FLANNELETTE KIMONOMF good
quality flsnnclcttc, neat floral and Persian
effects. satin trimmed, considered in
marrow ..l......... .....
excellent value at $1.00. To- 79
. BLACK SATEEN PETTICOATS—One
of the best values we have ever offered. Cut
$1.19
amply full in all sizes. Value
$1.50. ~Tomorrow ......
FLANNELETTE NIGHT GOWNS—
Mags oifgood grade flangclctto, in several
she es 0 heat strpcs. ‘ pcc 11 980
Viiiue‘at’...”..............-...
Fall and Winter Noveltics “in
Dress Trimmings“
Pure Silk and Fancy Cord Girdiesw-With
silk tasseis; all shades; 39c value. .....z4c
Plain and Knotted Silk Fringeo. .. . .. . ..
not: up to $1.50 yd.
“dingy—In black
Silk Embroidered Net 3
latch: and Foot: filth Braid?-
41‘ .,.> , h ‘t d “rm
The lawns-the: at lust‘floturm-Jthrtsd the boom.
noted than over before to show yo
will. goodworkls..uow on Our store. is better pre-
tt all thatis new and best. You'll be intoresto in this filapluy. Como»—
be our guesttomorrowsexsmluo the new things of theseswn—wou’ll find it time well spent. ‘
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WOMEN'S STYLISH WRIST BAGS.
. $1.859 Velvet and Moire Bags
In black and white, beautifully lined, with
round metal frame and inside purse and
d1. T -
in? fi‘l‘f‘.’f‘.‘.‘?i“.‘. $1.00
.Do Your Little Ones Wear ' ‘
Sleeping Garments ?
IIf so. we would like to show you these. We
have all sizes (1-2 to ID years). Similar to
the Dr. Denton, but half the SOC
price. Tomorrow .
Hosiery for Men ‘_ and Women
OutsiZe Hose for stout Women. 19
Regularly 25c. ‘ Tomorrow, pair 6
Men’s Black Silk Hose. “Onyx."
are excellent value. Spec-
ial
cob-noon
..
25c
'4oc. omorrow .............. ' .. 29¢ each
They.
Exclusive Designs in
Women’s Neckwear
50c Lace Yokes and Cherriiscttcwln
white and corn. Tomorrow ..... . .nc
The New Side Frills--'An endless. variety
of designs. in Venice, Irish and Cluny
laces...................... ...... ....49c
——
The New Quaker Coat Collar-”Numerous
styles ................. ...... $2.00
I
Draperies
OPA UE WINDOW SHADES—Worth
MUSLIN CURTAINS-«With five tucks.
Worth 35c pair. Tomorrow ...... ....24c
NOTTINGHAM LACE-Full 48 inches
wrde. for long curtains. Regular 25c yard.
...... .~‘..
In the Season’s .
Immediate '
nts Needs
Tomorrow . 12 x-z cents
98c
and all colors. . . . . .. . . . . . . .390ng mango
..
Norwalk's MoSt
Extensive ‘
Showing of Polo
and Doubieyface
_' Cloth ;'
Coats r
“yis at the Boston Store
Garment Store.
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We anticplted the de-
mand for these beautiful
Coats, possessing ,
warmth without weight. 1
early in July and placed
ordero'accordlngiy, with
the result that our u-
aortmcnt, both in variety
and, quantity. is most
complete. We will offer
Tomorrow an array of
Costs at Special Prices.
ranging from
$12.98
-. ,. up to
0
Fall Suits
Here you will see most distinctive and original
styles: the scknowlcdged correct fashion for
Fall and Winter. ‘
These Popular Prices add on incentive for you
to see them. '~'
A choice collection of new models in cargo:
and fancy mixtures, women's and minu‘ Ill“.
‘ Special
Tomorrow
A big filament 0fTsllor~mudo Suits in mum
nish mixtures. urges. cheviotc. etc.; all the
newest coloring».
‘ Special
Tomorrow
‘Thé New
For Women and Misses
«it, h .
.. aaMA‘rle’ 1“
' . '. ..
$18.50
$25.00 .
$25.09
it.
. brown. grey. black and white.
( f; 1 ‘1‘; I‘
Our Domestic Depart-
ment ”is always an in-
teresting one
BLANKETS
Reduced 1-3 and Almost 1-2.
$2.50 Heavy Beacon
Blankets $1.65 pr.
White or gray with handsome pink or blue
borders, easily washed, fine wearing quality.
At the Special Price tomorrow. Size
66 x 80.
$4 Heavy Australian
Wool Finish Blankets
$2.49
White, gray or tan: handsome 12 inch bor-
ders in blue, pink and lavender. bound with
one-half silk binding. a most excellent Blan-
ket for service.
$6 California. Wool
Blankets $ 4.50 pair
White or gray with pink q; blue borders,
tpficta silk binding to mate i this is one of
the best values of our large Blanket stock.
$1 50 Full Size Blankets
980 pair
Fine henvy Blankets in plain white or with
pink and blue border, gray or tan, full size.
Fine for cotton sheets.
$2 Reversible Comfort-
ables $1.49 each
For full size beds. filled with hygcinically
cleaned white cotton. tufted, pretty floral
designs. in most desirable shades. ' ‘
$3. Double Bed Com-
fortables $1.98
Covered with fine quality silkoline, filled
with fine snowflake cotton, 9 inch plain
colored sateen border to match.
$2 Pure FeathefPilloWs
'4 slice-each
‘Covci’cd with genuine feather—proof Aca
ticking, filled with fine, odorless and dust-
lcss duck feathers. ‘ *
250 English Curtain
Scrim 6’40 yd
36 inch wide hoavy round thread Curtain
Scrirris, new tan shade.
25c Table Oil Cloth ’
1253c .. yard
Pure White Table Oil Cloth, 45
wide.
inches
Dress Goods
85 Silks‘O'Fall 8t Winter
are here in Bountiful Varieties
$2 Chiffon Broadcloth $1.49 vd
This is a most beautiful fabric, in all shades
for street and evening wear, Spongcd and .
shrunk. all ready for the tailor. -
31.50 Ali-wool Semen 98c yard
In .11 the new and stylish weaves. in solid
colors and with fine hairline stripes; 54
inches wide.
Dress Goods Remnants
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Lengths ranging from a to 8 yards: 36 to
50 inches wide: coloring: snd weaves too
numerous to specify. Values up to $1.00 and
$2.00 yard. _
29c, 49c and Mt: yard
31 Pure Silk Satin Masculine 79c yd
A new silk fabric. 28 inches wide. with a
rich high lustre. It is without doubt one of
the most fashionable silks of the season.
Comes in II wide range of oil the prevailing
shodu‘for street and evening wear.
The. New Full Gloves
Women’s Two-clasp “P. t L." French Kid
Gloves. embroidered back. colors. ion.
Acknow
ledzed by our customers to be the best Sims
glove made. Special, tomor-
row.puir ‘ $1.00
- (Every Pair Wmmtcd.)
,SPECIAINAdvance shipment of Women's
Monolith Kid Gloves. pique stitching; coi-
otu. English tum, , no and reds.
Regularly $1.15. " Tornorrow
pmi $1.00
Elwood cgtmcimte Gloves. cutout and
759i"
io‘tc so.»
Norwalk Chronicler