as warn that one telt III, thoulh it
were It loco exhibition.
The bots WeIo largo. ‘ No really
small ones Were there. Moderate kiwi
ed Ones Were in who Iltnpe and the
large ones weIe usually rolled high ntl
one side. An interesting feature was
the alumnae of veils.
The smart droumakera here are
showing divided skirts in Directoire
style, but none was worn. ' Skirts were
narrow; some not more than ll. yard
wide. and evidently petticonto are as
out of date as the hoopokirtdrwtaveu
though Poirot has introduced the lat-
! tor—but there to do much drapery that .
“'9“ Fuhlono 500"“ French OUt-l the (short is garoti’ul. Even the tnilort
door Event- suits hot] one skirt over another lnl
It was it 31‘6“ DOImIar outdoor event! two materials, and the frocks had two.‘
1“ France and all ”1030 who halo"! cascades of the fabric down thd hack!
1° the PM” W‘Md 0‘ “WNW were from wnint to hem, which is very new}
there. The women Were drossod in There was a well-known “an...“ in u;
the height. of style. says It COMM-canon frock of mi. embroidery with n Spun '
dent of the New Y0? Timon, nnd iit’l't‘: lIIh (omelet of black volvot from bunt
are the clothes they WDW- Black and to hipn, Inltli ends and tassrls at ”it“
white in every ingenious combination: ; side, with magpie slippers or hint k ;
chii‘l’on 0"” (““70“ la"? 0‘01‘H‘li’t‘i.I and white, white stockings n‘nIl nu llil'}
FRESH GOWNS WERE ON PARADE.
”0—...
‘ always in two colors; absinthe KltVlli mI-nIIf blnck but i
allk and (hlii’on, with blnck tulle no “0- '1 here wan nnothor famous womun in ;
where: blntk chautllly lItcn \Ilth satin. Itho no“ tuiloI suit of tho RflflSt)ll—--Ii
with \cltmot with Wlllit‘ silk net: corttnl short skirt of whim. r.ntino which in
at least five inches loungrr than we. "tho" ('lOIli of the winter, nearly (lO\'-;
are wearing; tunic skills eit=r.\".,\\ltcro mod b5 aslnshod tunic of grny antl‘
Immense rovers that stint from sin lhlnrk Iutlno. trimmod with braid nntl
ale 01 triple collars were on the control buttons at thr- side and II smart cont
usually M'Wlliiv lt‘flilldit’fis 0f Mil (Will ‘ longer than we hnvo worn for a your.‘
or scheme. Tile sleeves worr- loug and I also slashed ill hips with immense cob;
some were gathered at shoulder rind: hu- and full norm of the white rit-
wrist. Fichus of emhrohlorvd hattstel tinr. 2
were used wherever they didn't snoill And you must know - about the:
the gown. and so much lace flounoinxi mouswzrny rntiuo suits that for young
THURSDAY
Ql
IS BARGAIN DAY
' THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL IS
Black Underskirts
BLACK SKIRT, SHIRRING AND RUFFLES ....................
BLACK SKIRT, CORDING AND RUFFLE ..................... 59c
BLACK SKIRT, SHIRRING AND EMBROIDERY ............... 59c
BLACK SKIRTS. CORDING AND RUFFLE, HEATHERILOOM
LABEL ................................................... 90¢
A. Dickerman & Son
84 WASHINGTON ST. TELEPHONE “b
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n
We Give S. 8. ll. Trading Stamps
The Paris Cloak 8t ' Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norwnlk
The Best Advertisement
This store ever hnd has been the goods we haw sold. We
have nlwnyn heliovod thnt nmnll protltu would make u big
business.
Our New Fall
Garments
rxhihit in n marked degree what volues run he ottorod
when the deulor in looking to hiu future and consider-
ilI'III oi Ill tho customoro‘ sstiIinI-tion.
UR. New Fall Suits,
Coats, Dresses, Skirts
and Waists, WILL WIN :
YOUR TRADE
it you see them, Mid hold your iradb it you woar them.
To geinthorough understanding or how Iztiod they are,
how beautiful they look. h-Iw varied Il‘e the models. odd.
how moderntely they ore nricnd, you will have to gen
them. To got, a better understanding of how voll they
will wear, how well they ht, how well the}. retain their
. have, you will have to buy thorn. When you have done
thin. onI are unions the boat and most outlined drainer-
in town.
The Paris Cloak and Sun House
TN! HOUOI OF GOOD CLOTHIU
.II. I
‘ satin broculo.
‘t-Iigod with knife pinitlnxn. gathered
‘hodicco, broad ilrhun and wide boltn.
A. w.
\
PUBLIC ;
Austin, Jeweler
40 Wall Street, Norwalk, is now selling his
Entire Stock of
Watches &JeWelry 1
.0 AT ..
UCTION a.
and must sell out everything before Oct. 21.
Auction Sale Every Evening at 7; and
i
I
He is going to retire from business positively, I
Saturday Afternoons at 2:80“o‘clock. ~
Good chance to buy your Watches, Jewelry, 811- 1;
verware Clocks, etc, for the coming holidays
and SAVE MONEY. Nothing reserved i
2.. .1 l
Leading Jeweler i
A. W. AUSTIN.
35 Years Here
- 40 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn. i
girth wore. with a narrow InniI nkirt
and tom cont. with long. emnll aloe-w-
nnd n brood munlnglo nt‘ronn tho hot it
()pponod to thI-III' again morn Iuid
Victorian (rockin- nod the Ixrut dron-
Innknro wll make a specialty oi' the“
mot printed canton, 0! Orion llfletn. of
The} have short Iklrtl.
Guy in the prvferml color, not! it in
that much lu-tlor it it has n pink and
blurI iiowor in it.
Oanloce Frock o! fierce.
'l‘lIo one-plow some trot-k, which
has rmur- III ho I‘rgnrdvd no a norm
nary part of a woman's wardrobe.
whothcr for oumnwr. wlntcr or ho
tween Million“, in to be 501'" now in d
number oi striking lormn. it is oi'ton
mode to look nnrprlnlnxly dittomnt
from tho modulo 0! the spring and
lulnmor by the addition of ammo mntnr~
lal illll contrasts sharply in color with
tho name, which II Itiil. III It rulo, dark
bin» or black, according to the New
York Tribune. White broadcloth in
much need for trimming. and in some
WWW,
" ,ll;
w.
nomicoi.
to “V8.
Just One
‘33 admin on. noun: Nor-walk. m Main SI. Stamford
of the morn eiahornte trot kn striped or
tlm kcd \elwt u soon The contrast-
In; material only in! IonilnI-d to color,
tor Ill undernklrt corlnxe or both so
that there is wotetlumo M Iumohr it
in a lrork no of the term.
III-«n thr- Irrvntont nbundnnce of this
lort or dororntiou molten ii poolihle to
Iliaponm- with bottom. which are mad.
largo or small. in almost undies: rows.
They aomotitnos nerve to. tuteuiure.
but ore oftoner purely ornamental.
()uI- mum lIluc some down hast on
dppnront (‘ltllllll down tho middlt- of
tho tron! ndornod with two rown III
tiny whito linen buttono, each one of
whirh la III-wed on with n nitrzlr- hint-it
French knot. /The skirt in cut away
in [root to show u white broadcloth
undernkirl, Whll'll in turn ll ilnlshod
with n nnrrow hand 0! the merge.
1‘hI-ru is It Imam whlio lIrondrlmh I‘m
lnr. liailtlml with norm and touch»
0! tho broadrloth, and more link: but
tons brighton the ruins and hell. A
tulle I‘oku nnd Ilde trill complete the
costume.
‘ ""1 WWW- WW» mm mm
THE HIGHEST PRICED FLOUR IN AMERICA
AND WORTH ALL 11‘ COSTS
Economy in not mourned by
who: you pay. but by what you
You an get cheap flours-width
of mew-but they are not 0co-
You can [Ct ONE thdt- in eco- I '
nominal if you are willing to pay
Order King Mid“ Todny From Your Grocer
Shane Bra. 1 Will in 00.. Phlindelphio.
in n handwme block urge model
FLOUR
Just One
or yoke nnIi Ion, or it may be “$011:
but not:
black and while [tripod Ioltet i-t 91- l
touaiiel mod. it lorius nu undershirt
whirl: shown at lllt‘ bottom and in pan- i
elu In each aide. so well u the our-
Bridgop’ort Advertilemontn ]
mummy” w. w «W
Bridgeport Advc‘rtioomentu
Uh» A ill. Aron (Anointing
Eniahiinhrii 1852’.
Body Brtissels Rugs
A new line, all new patterns. just open.
A large artsorttncnt (if large Rugs um: , in designs
for livug romns, dining rooms or tlllli rooms. two grutlrs
$25.00 and $27.50.
(lill‘lit'l Sitil‘t‘, ill'hl iltiIIl'.
LInens, New Patterns In
Damask Table Cloths and Lunch Cloths.
Satin-band Lunch Cloths. 45 illt‘llt’fi square, [iltllil IrI-n-
trrs with urchih in Cill'llL‘l' Initial
$2.75 cuI'lI,
Napkins to match, $2.75 :I IlIIzI-n.
Lunch Cloths, 3t» Illt'llt‘> squurt' Ititlt llllliUll-llttlt'll
cdgt‘, $1.25 each. . '
tor or IIIIIIIIIgrnIu.
Guest Towels
New tlcsig‘m» in figurt‘tl Hurlt. \\ltllll.~ I510 lllllt'llt‘S.
lI-zltttifttl tll‘l‘lgllfi \riIlI lII'IustIII'iII-ti :ttIIl lllllltill IIIIlI'Il
t'tlgrs. .
$2.50 to $6.00 a dozen.
l.IIII‘Ii SI'I‘IIIIII,
Robe Blankets
for Winter Bath Robes. . ' "
lilttukrt lintlt
l‘It‘uwn. only.
W
lmwr iltun‘.
\‘cry warm and .‘CTVICl'alllC urn tlicsr
Ruhcmhnd we’ll)“ mutlt'.
dark soul. clI‘.
$2.50 and $3.50. according to III-tight.
('tIlIII‘ings iII lIlttI‘.
'l'uu‘rls ztnd {rugs in match ('\ cry l'lilit'.
Beacon Comforts
(if wit sanitary I‘nttun. CtiVCrk‘ll with thinly Inuit-r— ‘
i;II.~ in such colors u< \\lll Ctlllllllllt‘ \IiIiI imlrmuu fur—
ni.~l hut: $2. so to $5 00. g
A Novelty Dress Goods
White Wide—wait Diagonal. .I ll(‘ .l\\ wiring tor \\lll-
“‘1‘ “1 .If. it “ill IIIaL‘I into \II_\ tilisli qut ~uit~ :IIIIl
i~ him very practical for \‘hl'lll’lg nulls. .\n l‘ lI-gunt I [will
hit ilit' luiltir.
5; inches wide. $2.50 :I )‘dl’tl.
Ask it) T‘CC It.
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Do not forgot the Silk Showing this week.
U112 A. Al Arnh Gammon].
pllce bodit‘o. Shaped plows OI norm",
running from the moist line at eat-hi
side front, rind “tending in long tnbu
down the book. are piped with the we?“
rot and doctirnlcd with rather largo
ohlto podrl buttons with blntk nor-go;
t‘ontrrs Thmw buttons nppI-nr also on
the whet panels o! the skirt. i
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For the Mold i
Around the nrreuorlol for tho maidt
our the largo npronn oi uhito loan;
with hlhn and brI-tI-llI-n. those withomi
thr- bibu, and the ilflll") Ie nupronn ol‘
lnwn or Swim. trlmtnod with oimnle
embroidery or hotnntltchlng. Sowlnul
aprons. too. or ornndio or lawn or.
very Attractivr. say: the Newark
News. In enn- thero lo I large vlrlety
of plain and flncy mm. The simple
linen coilm. whether straight or tum
over. with cults to mulch. u hall at
the sort linen 'turnover poll of linen.
nro div-yo welcome.
New"! Florian.
Firhun Iro tillllllufltl in nor) length
and dewlopnd in all manner of duimy
inrinln. “ya tho Loni-villi) Herold.
Tb newni modulo nro Ilnlshrd \iltlI
fringe. which IIrI- dbttiuotly twittttltul
when at gold 0r Illrur.
vw’m Ind Illk.
White toilet: rind block voivot are
bolt“ combined in some of tho most
ltnnnlnu Inflammation, In" no or
chaotic. The oilk makes tho skirt.
whlio tho hand no tho foot and tho
cent are of velvet, the silk furnishing
tho root lining and the collar and cum.
finch collars are often in double Ind
triple capo mien.
”.00.... ..
lotion Trimming.
Bottom are norticnllrly good as it
trimming thin mt. Double row: of
them ore being umi down tho front of
onovleoe gown and lino tho iul‘
length or long Ileana. Poul buttons
tired in shades to match sewn: on.
vrry nmnrt. ran the Now'YoI-h Tri-
hnno. Suits of cloth or volvet no no
in: trimmed with tin-re pill or oxidized
buttons, striped through the middle
with 0 bond of color to match the ow
tor-tel of tho gown.
Ir unit» In em tor tour or an
minute. and turn“ nominally, it twill
Ii.
1
b0 «and it“ inoisr on It m
1m.
Dr. Denton’s
SleepingGarments
Thoroughly protect children from the cold,
and positively will not scratch or shrink. .
Made in eleven bins. for children up to ten
years.
Price; 50c to $r each. according to size.
The N. B. Ryan Co.
I! Wuhiuton Street
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a
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:vmmo up I
r 0.. .. .0.
’l‘I-uchor You know. Archibald,
l’irturo [Mllerwklxrunn mv, IIir thin mm mm: attrr tho norm
Ioln II thine.
Pllfllhfliwr-«w'Well, '0’: your (tarot-w
Polo Mole.
Little Air‘hihnld t-huso. inc. It‘lll'll
or; but a mum of homo: nlwnyn romrn
'Mtor our unto. vi‘ltitngo News.
, .
Name and reputation are parts
The Stamford
ad a good range.
has both.
FOR SALE 3!
Norwalk Chronicler