“any at;
' ., “Store/omuality
Dainty Theatre Caps, assorted etylee. ’
Splendid Silk Hosiery, all colors.
Pretty Waiate at reduced prices.
Latent Creations in Neckwear.
Fanhiouable Rufflings in large variety.
.‘Eltrluieitc Ribbons for girdles, etc.
Silk Gloves in desirable colors and lengths.
Up-tO-dete Bells..‘all the wanted colors.
Becoming patterns in Veils and Veilings.
New fall styles in Sweater Coats. I
Correct models in Corsets and Brancieree.
Beautiful designs in hand-embroidered Underwear.
Malice autumn showing of Silk Petticoats.
Comfortable Rompers for the little tots.
Golden opportunities in the House Dress section.
Staple Knit and Muslin Underwear.
In fact, everything a woman needs in reliable Dress
Acceeeories sensibly priced.
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1': idlune and equewe appeared. The “0‘
" loud epilode introduced The War with
:. :Norwullr (1670). Piliinnkin,'tlic Sull-
‘ lemma now is. first to the men of
._. l
'1 'waik.
.; lhetween the two settlements. which
_j {nearly came to actual hostilities, but
-- which was finally referred to the gen-l
II Enrol court at New Haven for adjudica.
'_', 10m. The principal characters in this
-- liver were Chauncey Tyler, Plernlkln;
i'3 C. B. Fitch, Thomas Fitchmmorwauk,
fj Charles Bennett, and Matthew bum
j: .ol Sumtord. The third episode in
i agrisbmili at the
' ipaxeent ground. One of the prosper-
‘nritlan oilicere pails with a «trench
.; prisoner. The aeparntion at Middle.
HM It 256 I epeolalty. Lhdlfl' 3"“ WIN": ’1'”. ., W MW ‘
$ I Ladies’, W“, m m, gm. A" ‘ 350:1 .3. , ,.
, Ladlee' Hon at 259- . Popular Midd Blouaee. . . . .
‘ amt, rhinos, pink!“ may, 30,, to 012:. ‘ Cellar mom on». are - ti.» ,
,ltaupl, la ‘,’ bite, , p ,
an?“ ‘ m fw Ladlea' ”Wu Dram Plain and Fancy ‘Fllbhene.
, _ ‘ Mm to em 1“. "“r *5“
‘W Hone. . ’ _ , ~
Beat. for hoya and girls. Woe-tell W. Lang silk mom
. . ,- $1.00 to $5.00. not, 150, $1.00.
’ Ladlea'atilln Hm. ‘ lite" Good
‘ ‘ l rec, sot. aim. mm'amt, zecio $1.00 an ”0*
84 Washington St.
. Dickerman and Son
We give deal.“ Green Trading, Stamps .
00. BRASSIEBEG 250 to $1.00.
' Telephone 446 ' South Norwalk
ton; .0. w. Bell. Fran‘Cle Bell: Hiram
.Vnn Kirk, endMatthew Mil-00119”. Thll
proved a most interesting incident in
lwhlch a large crowd of settlers, luv
lmore oi Rocnton, sold the land where '
Stamford and later to the men of Nor-
This caused bitter discussion
[called The Mill At The main:
(1740.) George Gorhun has built 0
landing on the
‘ous lumen brings corn to be ground.
sex pariah ironi the Standard church,
lthe troubles with the Brltllh Govern—
We have sold: over 1,000
Stewart
Stoves
in The Norwalks
“There’s a Reason”
Ask the lady who
owns one.
The A. J. Angevine 8: Son Co.
134-136 Washington St, South Nurwalk
innent over import duties and the ex-
O
TIIE "BEA" 0F ”Ailing-m “m °' "W “"1“" "W pealiion mine ‘houisboura flame
"0000!“
(continued from nrat page.)
sents the growth oi the town my 8110- with the nuclei and business cuatonie
‘ ceseive generations which come and of the times The principal chm-3Q.
5° ““1" a” “d“ T“ “mm m m“.ters In this episode ere Charles Rich mmpdlun we. thus nurture then-la you 00 NOT oer voun PA.
interlude, as well as for all the music mend, My Germ; M13. Bum
. . 2. amounts ‘0 over $5.000. There“ the pageant, was written *by Arthur Weed, Mrs. Gorhnin; Dr. Thomas Al-
wae ‘ present at today's
iormence delegations
panlvFarwell, the director of Municipal sop. British oflcer;
or prospecl‘MWc of New Yolk—I'm“ W“ "Smith, Jr., ‘F‘rench one». The tom-tn
and E. Dutliel
“tire hammers from very many citlee'ule tide and the Indian, COIMW. 39"“ i cpleode represents the Raid on the
or New Enxlend, and as far away an 'oliitlonary and only nation! 1mm iMlddlleeex Church (1781). The mum
at. Louis. where a parent is prom- WEI Berth“ 50’8“ ’msem Tim and Tories make their iamous rnid on
indict next apring. .
l
“d “W“ 0"“le “"5 W °l "mime Middleeex ChurCh, waiting until
The Page“; of Dorian was writteul‘hiohicans. The second interlude typi- ’4‘“ 0110 people are at evening “"1“
and out on by William Chauncey
flefl ‘Pl’lnClN-l (186145.) It 13 5 Bym-‘wd am! I hymn. The Venerable
Landon, President 9' m9‘P53WM hollc dance “M ”9m“ "‘9 part'parnon, the Rev. Mines Mather, and
Association of America, and who has
may“ by “‘9’“ ‘9“an In ”“3 day“ the men marched oil on prisoners.
V m ”1" “Ml “at" 0’ various of “‘9 Civil War. Th” 3"“ ”N’Meiwhile the Americans who gather in
shows of this kind in New England.
Ward: of live hundred towaspeople
of Dorian took part in the preaent
pageant. The Pageant of Dutch as
named by Mr. Lonzdon. comprises
an introduction, two interludes, eight
episodes and a finale. The interludes
h (lined The "an 0! W“th°nfleldln3mse to the “gm ”on Dunne.
(1641) and repreaenta the first settlere‘ .
of this region coining with their iam- ' The principal choructere in ”I“ 001
files cattle and a. in "New“ ,eode are Stephen T. Mather, who rep
v 0‘". firesenta his treat. eat grandfather,
£11th the (MIL AMY tome par-339v. M0868 MilhBI’TMI‘B. “Wm M“-
ley indium acknowledge their ”31)";an Boyle, Mn. Mather; and J. G.
to the land and smoke the We plus i mum. Daniel Gorhnin. u ll .3 lil-
ue presented in amybolic dances ln’lwitli them. The principal chnncterefumunx met that Stephen 1‘. Mother
which one hundred and fifty children in this episodeare Milton Smith, In- carried the Bible that m we“. m7
inks pm. The introduction repre‘
‘ cents the place of rent and strenstli.
dinn Runner; Herold Chain.
IV. 3
arm n.
“I‘ve item.
Penile;
Dr. Carlos Martyn, Bethlehem Den-
NEW
grandfather uaed in the Congregation-
nl Church on the day of the raid.
Along side of the Pageant munch in
0. little private burying ground where
repoeee the routine at Daniel Gorham
who in impemmeted by his great.
wt mndaon, J. G. Gorhatn. in the
meant. It is a curiouo fact that ol-
moet all 01 the people Wanted in
thin episode are deacon/dani- oi’ the
one. whom they impotence“. ‘l'he
iltlh epilode is called The Town of
11mm (mm. The old packet. which
trailed hetweeu lunch lhili lanolin:
is unloaded Millie country produce
taken abroad. 'l‘liuddalia ilell arrival
on homehck train New Haven with
the love charter. Varioua mm
for the astonishment oi the new town
government are Wit. Noah
Brown the builder or Perry's victori-
M M and lit. Warren Perciul.
drill. plinlcian ill the town. appear
The ninth epiade to Them at
the Wrote um): the hat at in
and New York cornea in. The earn ,
Anni Maul. Liam amt "mitt.
r'rwiru monitor ailment-at
Line-Wm Illuminati 3‘me (a).
change in these towns from indepen-
dent to residential communitieS. in
this episode, Rev. Gown 1“. Pentecost
will appear as Father. and Dr. D. W. All 0! The sentinel city aub-
B.'Willou as Mr. New York. Episode-enter. who min their paper can
8 represents The New Dorian (1915,) have a copy sent them by nnitormeo
illustrating the project: that are un- messenger 'iy calling the «torn Union
der way to make Dorian on ideal place Telegraph oiflce 7 o‘clock.
for o. residential community, drawint‘ no not make your complaint until
the people into cooperation in their
men internment! pleuauree and
PER CALL UP WESTERR
UNION."
on: Union direct, not the South Non
calling together the many remarkeblelwulk Evening Seminal. The Weatern 1'3".
elements in the town (or such on Union will 'Iend n meaaeiiger out
idea-l community. The Finale is call- promptly at 6:30 in answer to such
ed The Community Home. having larx- eomplhinta aa have come in by that
ed mused prcoeaelonn or all the par— . lime.
ticipunte in the ”Helium finale!
eynuiolizinx the ideal community to- made by the nonsense! delivering all
wanla which Dalton lo‘workiux. Amen papers where complaint. here come
lea lead the unenibled generations in in aince 6:30. After 7 o'clock no int- :5;
singing the lent, the payer ataxia or that deliver-lea will be made that ,
"Ainerloa." and then all much in re nllht.
view past w, Connecticut and tho' In mulling complainta to the Want
other states. Anal-lea end the seven ern union give your name. that in the . :
cl Item were nimentad by Ameri- aublcribera name all well an the 3313
03. Mica Rleneaw; Connecticut. line fittest number. and the ’l‘elamph Co.
Theodore Helmet; Karmic-cite, will turn over all complaints to the
lien Peri-y, mung, Mm. Mead; Ven'clmlauon cepurtment first thin:
wont, lire. filial-rem; ‘Rhoda inland. next morning. General complaint!
Mina Gladya Jenkins; New Burinhln.’concernlns irregular delivery or any-
lliaI Shipwfl; New York, Min Alice thin-i else in condition with your naive
Earle. paper "bmlm ehould be phoned to
Booth Hermit Ironing Sentinel at
are no usual. .
introduction—The PM“ Of Real 3“ fl. 3" ”m Vlll “m w“ I'-
MW- coin: and the lubacrlbere who may
am airlvell to but: hie wire and hm my comnlaintl u to the lei-vice
children unruly in the place which the rendered by the 'l‘alwaph 00.. will
Infill and the kind spirita of Nature confer a favor on the uewapaper by
lien Widedtm' 7.1.”th mp. communicating direct with the circula.
”intuit. an m u mun, in» mum at the 300th um-
Med by evil warm and month. not in!“ lentinel
by the lid of the anueie lie attains
M. mm and, I, In. m w Immune omen
2m biochemical-lite. m, cum in m~mm
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IPIOODEI OF THE PAMANT.
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alarm l. driller.
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about 6:16 o'clock. thenoan the West
lit 7 o'clock I second trip will in
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the eircuiatiiu department 0! the
community lh‘mlu pee: on. .
On Labor pay the atom is closed. Commencing. .
Tuesday the six o'cloek cloning item it: mattered. vSatur-s
day at nine o’clock.
Last Call for Refrigerators
Perhaps there is not anyone whoisin direful need of
a Refrigerator. Perhaps everybody Whowants a. new one
thinks he can pull through this season and get one in the
spring. We dare affirm there will be no such prices as
the following, for a long time.
Oak Casein with porcelain linings, removable Sllt‘lVCSI
and pipes. - l V
Style $33.00 for $03.75. Style $34.00 for 24.50.
Ash Cases with porcelain enameled linings.
l Style $30.00 for $21.75.
. mm.
Oak Cases, galvanized linings, removable pipes and
wire shelves. ‘
Style $23.00 for $16.75.
Style $21.00 for $15.25. ,
Style $18.00 for $13.00. Style $13.50 for $11.00.
Style $8.00 for $7.20. Style $6.50 for $5.25.
' When one remembers that these are of the best
standard makes, and in one or two cases we cannot men-
tion the name, it will be seen that the values are most ex-
Style $32.00 for $23.00.
Style $28.00 for $20.25.”
ceptional.
All Steel Rdrigerators with white enameled linings,
removable ice racks and pipes wire shelves, etc.
Value $45.00 for $32.50. Value $25.00 for $18.00.
Value $30.00 for $01.75. ‘ Value $22.00 for $1600.
White Mountain, stone white, value $40.00, {or $29.00.
Enameled lining; value $29.00 for $01.00.
“Suit weed case, galvanized lining, value $24.00, for
$17.25.
These prices are for immediate delivery. Don‘t miss
this chance. .
' Basement Furnishing Store.
Gas Ranges, Very Special
Just four models, large cabinet size, to close out.
Style $25.00 {or $00.00., Style $35.00 for $28.00.
Style $27.50, for $02.00. Style $40.00 for $32.00.
These are first class makes and all guaranteed.
Basement.
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Our Advice On Building
gm tree to our cums. but that in no also it’s dot-mm.
for We give it freely to insure our friends against the common
error of home-builders. and as an advertisement.
No matter what you In sub; to build. you’ll iind us alwa‘YI
ready toadvlaeyou. Deceit it’s only a board iorarepeir Job.
6;:- 9. bunch of lath 0r shingles. we want you to come in and sea
{The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
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