FANCY GOODS. ,
This Week’s apnea:
25¢. '
Gauze, liale and medium.9 Silk Ribbilmt
Try them. They will A special piti‘ohase.
please Plain, corded, moire.
«1 .
roe. Value 25c.
9 For Fanc work.
29. 39, c yard.
. Broken lines ribbons.
For Fancy Work.
99 “Cadet" Hose, 25c.
For boys and girls
Lisle, light, medium and
heavy.
Buster Brown.
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Black, white, tan. 5‘: an "
Men' 5, ladies’, children’ s. _ 3913133939 lengths. Worth
Ladies’ Silk Hose. ,, . , 9
259, 50c, $1.00. NECKWEAR. '
*9 Black, WilltC, 13119. 35¢, 50¢,
Popular novelties.
Collar and C if Sets.
25c to $3.9
99Hosiery at the Popular
9, Brice,9‘15c, a for. 25¢
' 9tCiiildre‘n’s, l9ad9ies’9‘9men’s.
9.
LADIES’ SWEATERS.
99 UNDERWEAR; $1. 50 toga 00.. 999 9
Children’s Garments. chPDR ENS 9 SWEAT;
25c to 75¢. W $1. 00 to $3.00.
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LADIES’ FABRIC:
‘ GLOVES.
35s: to $1.996.
LADIES’ KID GLOVES.
Only $1.00.
9.231,.adie‘s' Garménts.
25c to $14290.
Union Suits.
' 59cc to $2.01).
Men’s Underwear.
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8i Washington Stieet, , South Norwalk' ’rito‘lie ’44::
We give 5.491.“ Green Trading Stamps
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
209 NORTH MAIN STREET.
19 LBS SUGAR . 9 9 99 9$1 00 pupils at their IHallOWe' elf entertain-4 ‘ MTG. DOV” 0‘ M35130“
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STANDARD CAN 0F TQMAT DES. 10¢ ment,Oot.31,-M her daughter, Mrs. Frank Comatoc
Miss Elia liloAule'y wil hexin her One of our summer families, the
9‘ Pmk Salmon; C39" i . -- ' - ~ 10“ Sweet Cider, 33L ' ' ' ' ' """ ' a(":9school duties in Dnnhnry. Monday. Her Nio‘hols. has planned to spend thowilfi
”‘1 ‘ 3 cans Corn ..... . ..... . . 25c Cranberries, per qt. . we WSW)” at the 3"“ swam“ “Fm” ‘9' 1” Wilton
4 . has not yet been filled. 99
Peas, pet can . . . . . .. . . . we 3 pkgs. Pancake Flour‘ , ,_ _ _9 3959; The Misses Hint!!! find oer-truth
New Dates, pl9<9g. r. 10c 'Oleonlargarinc. pkge‘.
5.9.- one
Apples.
29‘ North Main St. Phone 143.
W a the car you use the most—and hear the ten-t.
The Ford is as silent as human ingenuity can
make it. And that mean: that it”: the quietest our
on the highway—«and the most economical, bath
in first and attor- costs.
South Main Street.
- ‘ > made to the home of the Nissan Riley
Dickerman 8: Son -
359:9 being put in readinesmto‘day for the witt ou't-ottown inlandl. 9, +9
Cauliflowers, Sweet Rot atoes, Turnips, Celery, Oranges,
, Attorney Hort-y lanai-wood has been
«smelter 1119‘va Haven thin week. -9999
L 9m meMir
pan giant, bulletin-
pInelI howl-wind om, inland:
mm amt. ,
9 tasks.“ «tact-tanner.» ‘
11m .
‘ Writ: today ”he twill and
Full“. lr wail show you It
loin In place where it will Ply
you to use Como-Bond: 9
Miss Anni. Warren entered on into 9 A
lag in New York city. Wednesday.
Mrs. Frederick Bradley and Gauthier
' have returned” tram a. visit in Boatoa
John and James min are laying
a atone wall tor Walter Allen at Carolin 99
hoach. 9 9999
Barry Kolsey of New Haven has L. Lt‘9ENSWORTH
pheen the guest at Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ' & Son ; .-. 9.
Krauea. 99' » Mil-$0 Front St. .
W. t ‘ ' ‘ - ‘HAR’I‘FORD. CONN.
Wedneaday’a rain- was gladly we!» ‘ , ,
corned as many wells in town were 1
9 very low.
olusiy injured Monday by being thrown.
The “title daughter 0‘ MP. and MES: front ‘9 wagon whgn struck by a, trolley
Alipo Lanrrto of South Nor-walk in se still] remains in m unconooious condi.
“WSW ill ‘ ‘ , , tion at the Norwallr Hospital '
i
lEroderlck Perry of Wsetport who was Ange Smith was high score at
. pectetf home soon.
!home of Miss Hattie 8. Bradiéiy. R04
Extensive lfnprovement39 ”‘3 being freshments followed by a ‘social hour
ll Stat
. or North Main street. Wm enjoyed by me g ’3
The annual meeting or the Wastpo'rt
town school committee was held at tho
Staples hish school. Tuesday evening.
9 Routine business was transacted. The
Archie Totten, Leonard Magma,“ following timbers were elected: Chain
and Percy St. John will leave town to» man, Dr. 8. C9, Stevens; secretary, Br.
day. on an outing expedition ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith have re-
turned i‘rom a several weeks’ Iolourn
- in New RHampshlre
9? or. 'r‘ 0. Steam. DrJ H McArdie r.
Representatives at... the Westpor'. Quinlan. Robert W. Post. and Edward
“F9 companies hive attended the fire- J. Taylor. 9
mouse hunt in the Nor-walk armory. ’
Wm
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9 Mrs.’ George Underwood who recent
Q ly sold her hotel humans, has moved
into summit: olive!- her gatnuuery
more. it .
h-
Rehearsals are being held daily (or
‘ the play to be given by the hisli school
is vieltinx
The Alien cottage on Comps beach is oiitkt‘ea‘o spent "two: day: this week
9reception and clamhake oi the Ridge-
9lleld band which an,“ 9139,99 tomor- The. welcome rain has accomplished ‘
its work, niling wells, and cisterns and
9.4- banishing the dnst microbe for the
it the club house and necollary ar- present
raugements can be completed the ...................
members or the Westporton‘n Club are A henent whiat held last Friday
9 tanning to hold a celebration an evening was (or the purpose of prorid
Thanksgiving any. ins funds to carry on the work of the
Civic mastic.
' ;row.
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:Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dori. who , — ‘ 8
9M": been spending part of their hon. Harry Slur-gas who has been stop-
9eymoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. pin! throughout the summer in. his
9Wiliiam Smith in Cross Highway, have country home in town. has gone Host
returned to their home. . for the winter.
Vernon newts, the lad who was sen hire. George Bolts and family ‘ or
Union Suits
OLD DOMINION LINE
Short Sea Trips, Delightful Week Ends Attending
Pleasure and Rent to
OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK, RICHMOND
and WASHINGTON, D. C.
Not-toll: and Old Point Damion and no»
tum including mull Ind Berth
New Yolk t0 Mahmoud or Wunlmn. D. (Sagan: ‘
turn including mule one berth 815
_ ON 0. D. ATIAMIM
Hot and Gold on Water Both: can I». pronoun on Cleaner with:
out charge. Steamers In all equipped with the United Wireless
roman Breton
chateau! Salomon Rostrum Pier INN
‘ FootntNJloohm. Now not 9
Pliouo W Franklin. motor-1mm Pamphlet-
, rot mutt mantra... mayor. marrow confirm
tit-9.4 attest. oriiow WMNWLN H.nfll§.9it.lt.
Whiter.
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gTEAKERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY A1“ a P. H. 9.
are becoming more popular every season. We are show:
:: ing,the largest and most varied assortment in the twin H
. » ' cities. ‘
3: Complete lines to.— women and éuna‘r‘en. including
,9 light weight cotton and lisle, fleeced cotton, bleacheii or
unbleached. merino, silk and wool, sill: and hate and all I
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October and we are not exactly zfrosobitten yet,
of summer, but November approaches, and nobody can tell what
, clay snow will fly. In these times when dresses are in vogue, and
L. Chinchillas, dark russet brown, dark blue, gray and black, very
‘ in "“39““ through a“ south. “5 91' tho whilst at the Sangataclr Alienation -
Whilst club which met Tuesday at ,tho '
.1. H. hicArdla; prudential committee, ‘-_
50 cents.
. wooa, Mrs: W. 1). Hart and W. K. J.
Warm Coats tor Golder Weather
Chmohfllas, Bouole Mixtures ‘
Rough Gorges
9 in Ulster and Raglan Styles. r
9We congratulate ourselves .9 that
l St oi.
‘m fact
some of us are justified in wearing the linens and lawns
here is the
so many women like to wear the comparatively thin dresses, warm
Coats are required by everyone.
We call attention to some late models ’ in soft thick
comfortable Coats, lined ,thr'ouglmut with lovely Persian satin
in m'edinm shades, not too light to show soil quickly, not too dark
to be attractive. - - 9 A l
Bonnie Coats m two- toned mixtures, blatk and gold, black and
Wine. black and kitrg’blue, lined throughout or lined to the waist.
Zihelin‘e Coats of" silky texture, in all medium shades..
Raglans. and Mackinaws in Fancy Worsteds, reversible
cloths, many plaided 0n the interior. Plain Rough Cheviots with
huge collars and {deep Cliffs of some decidedly oontrasting mater~
ial, as half, green or wine on dark blue, brown or gray.
Prices for women’ 3 Motor and Street Coats;
$195 :00. $16.50. $18.50 $20. no and $25.00.-
M18898 and J umors Coats
Attractive girlish fashions in dark blue, red, brown and tan, 9
with collars and cufis' no individual and appropriate styles, and con- ‘
trusting shades, ‘
812. GO. 8192. 50. 9815. 00 and up
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Second floor.
Men’s Wearables
Bristol Underwear, medium weight, both White and gray,
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Shirts and} Drawers for cool weather, natural color, 75¢
Medlicott underwear.
Well known for many years and ill favor with many men,
' $1.75 and $2.00 each.
Men’s Outing Flannel Nightshirts.
An exceptional vélue, good weight flannel well made gar-
merits, regularly sold at 750 and $1.00 at othervtimes,
- 59¢, very special. "
Boya‘ Sweaters.999
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met Waists than we really wish
We had at this time of year, so
here, is offered a Very
clearance.
Waists, with low necks and short
Summer Waist:
50¢.
There are just a few more Sum- ‘
inviting
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I'hesc White Lawn
sleeves, were $1.90 and $1 25, now
they go ‘ .9
at 5oe,eaeh.
Many women find such waists
comfortable the year round and
are glad to have them for the
house. 9
Sizes 34, 36, 38, 4o, 42 and 44.
Second flooij.
Japanese Tawols '
An entirely new line. of the
pretty white and blue hand tow:
els of old Japan. These are used
so much for artistic furnishings,
curtains, 9 draperies, bags, kimo~ 9 ‘
nos, table runners, (lollies, buffet.
and dresser scarves, in fact there
is no end to the ways that are
con‘jnrerl up for them. These
new ones show morning glories,
cherry blossoms, swallows flying
butterflies, wistaria, etc:. in blue
on white. 15¢ each.
Third £10099:
Fancy Buttons
An, odd lot at Clearance.
,9 .
” Some fancy Buttons that 'are
worth from 25 to ‘50 cts. a (lOz'ellf 99»;
have been out out» rather reck— 99
lessly ‘to sell at
9¢ a card
On some cards are I, on others,
2 dozen.
Center,~Not_ion Dept.
Do hot forget that Special in
Curtain Scrim, either in corn or
whité, fortyjnches wide. with
wide hem and drawnwork bor-
der on both sides Worth 29c
regularly.
19¢ special; Saturday.
Third floor
\vV00l Sweaters for boys 8 to it: years, qna'lity worth $1.00,
One collection of Boys’ Sweaters, regular $4. 50 grade,
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Remember your subscription for The Designer; Thirty— —iive
cents a year, and you must regis ter at the Pattern Section within
3hr: next few days to get it at that price.
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or: n,— mm, 9,, I " 1 9999
”pm—t..— .—.
The new Ribbons. Never were
there more elegant qualities in
more effective novelties for lan—
cy work and millliiery. Ask to
see the 'lapestry Ribbons and
Failentines. the Cloth of (laid
and the Fiorai Velvets.
’ Norwalit have been recent guests or
the tormer’s mother, Mrs. Mary A.
White in Cannon. ‘
" Rev. Mr. Underwood, Mrs. Under-
> Hairball motored to Fairneni, Tuesday
. attention and attended the Consecm
{ion meeting.
1m Saturday .
Kooka‘mith, the
tor governor. delivered a speech
”in; rain Hall eonnoioting nit mutt.
.oal principles.
i
Frederick Weston ho: glint-nod tram
There are so many. diiioront styles, shapes and silica~
that you are sure to and the garment you want.
A big variety It prices ringing; from 39¢ to 32
9 I trip to tho Omit Honolulu: (tam
Willi " and ill, 9 9
immlwmloqm _ ' '
To Close
I Must be Sold This Month
an Estate
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Norwalk Chronicler