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With GERTRUDE BONDBILL
ALACE THE. TRE
Vital to Humanity and Its Growing Millions
Vividly Porlrayed in the Daring Pholoplay of Modern Social Conditions
:jHENBOR
By GEOGE ELLIOT, Jr.
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CMDlllReddCo
Established 1857
5 As Summer Departs, Feminine Fancy
turns Without regret, to Autumn Clothss
Styles for early fall attract. The leading Specialty
_ Shops on the soeonrl floor are interesting with their ex-
hibits of new {all apparel. Two of these shops hue
i been greatly enlarged and are ready with preliminary
fiq openings, ofl'ering the first wanted garments.
j; The Shop for coats, Suits, Gowns and Furs is much
g larger than last season, having a greater floor space and
. more room for displaying garments.
i} er stock than III any former season.
Ready now.
. It Will carry a larg-
Utility Coats for motor and general street wear.
Tailored Suits for earl fall wear.
Separate Skirts and loosen. .
, The Shop for Millinery' Is seVeral times as large as in
‘ its opening season last year The showings of trimmed
hats 15 now very large and contains the velvet and velour
; , ‘ broadbrims, with the little coquettish turonns that women
i' ~ find so comfortable.
.. A. tall hat Is the first thing wanted. A different hat
changes the entire costume. Come and see. One learns
. styles by personal inspection. . '
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C, At toe Art Section
. < mick Silk Bin stamp ed for beadwork embroidery.
These useful and elegant bugs are all made and lined. All
is that Is to be done Is to apply the steel heads. $1.95,
Inn‘s m
‘ Spun Silk for chochct’ing sweahers,‘ ocarfs, etc The ,,
Wars are in exquisite pink, blue. lavender, con and
«not. Also white 59 etc. 5'
-‘ Mkimmhet Hook with a eorlc handle.
vei-y flexible and phonon: to work with. Hondle and
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Second floor.
The D. 'M. Rate.
W 1857.
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Dinty Collars-oi Orgnndie
and Chiffon. 50 «fits.
A special group, every one most attractive and much
under regular price Every one new and the most ap—
proved fashion.
, Deep ignite collars with very wide hemstitching,‘ se-
verely plain, and of a nun-like whiteness.
Chiffon! that are washable with scant picot edge
ruffles. .
Round Collin In organdie and chiffon, prim looking
and quaint.
Deep Ignite phifld collil'i which were 75 cts.
Banditched square collars that are distinctly a dol-
lar grade.
Con" ind Cd? SR8, with picot edged ruffles.
Choice of the group,
Neckwear Section, main floor.
"Candy Secnon
Willmr’i Vnflili anecdote, for eating or making drinks,
.. _ half‘pounds, . 250“.
“WWW mmAlmond Chocolate In etc.
MMiushowers‘ birthdays and other fes-
tivities.
Fancy“ and Bullion Cups. Place Cards, cites,
Tricks and Puzzles. ' - - Maianloor.
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W ChIldren Under 16 Years Not Admitted. With or Without Parents
’ FULL ORCHESTRA ACCOMPANIMENT or SPECIAL I‘uUsIc "
pouch THEATRE.
PALACE pnzeem
“THE UNIORN.
George Eliot. Jr'- is: Drun- to Be
Pro-outed for Flat Tlmo
In City.
Monday and Tuesday there will be
shown ct the Palace theatre tor the
fleet time In South Norwuk. George
Eliot Jr's successful sex drums of mod-.
ern conditions "The Unborn," which
come: here direct iron 3 metal
run in the Providence Opera House.
"The Unborn" is one of two of the
world's oensatlonnlly succeutul plays.
It to without doubt one at the melt
vivid and torcotul moral unions ever
about in run form. The makers of
this feature come out badly in the
nnnouncement o! the theme or this
subject. brutally frnnk' because of
the honesty of their purpose. In the
production the connect. otuhlrth con-
trol is handled so circumspectly that
all excuse I: avoided, and so mun
thnt there hi not the nllxhteot dan‘
m. at looklnc won it!!! other than
ruining the finest unslblllttes.
Still with all it he been necessary
In spot: throughout the p10. in older
that the leuon be drlm home with
dynamic power. to deal in n pofleetl!
clear and comprehensive manner and
homer twoconoolmoutbrutanr-
Intbepley thenmtwoverydn
motto sluice—thou of the _ hush-ad
of the new bitterly “one could
obllnuon has caused her to shirt her
utunl duty. against hll uproot wish
“I! humor-med country I‘lfl- “a";
play there is um. am In, nun-m
nun our elm «(the who cut
havembdow—ltklnthuho-eo!
moments
h it presented In many of in phases
n mot moral lesson taught without;
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limiter“;
{one connector. 5
Albert K Lovell New Haven, wlm
dow operating mechanism. i
' Hill lllcll ll CMlCIJS H- Spencer. w... 3......
‘ - ' lng appnrutun. I
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. Michael B. Ryan, Boldwln motion.
chain link. l
W Ollyflie Canfldltifu' minim mm and J. Wutiulch. .
' fl 8! nu." I.“ New Britain, cuspldor cleener.
m Henry Admin. Stamford. centrim‘
3". m gal crusher and separator. l
Herbert In “other, Ierldenhproa v‘
WILTON. Sept.15.—-For vinyl thstljeetlle. * ‘ ll ‘5
are dark and tricks that are vain thoI . ld I! ate tin .
avenge small town politician can 3h?” F Cuno, Her e ' r a
give hll city mum-II the best cnrdnz' 9' ‘c - l
in the deck and beat him on the show.‘ 611an0: H Lawton Torrington.
32:21 Man? Win :fulnr stunts have mold for casting ingots.
II "pu ed" I town In tmesi l t b
past. but it remained tor the Demol Charleen}; Sch fora-21;! We or cry.
crntlc caucus which nominated canal-i ,prlmnry m e °° °' 1‘
date. for the Various town omoee held , Trude MIT"-
nt the Wilton town hall .hfunturdiy The Aeolian Company lei-Idea" _
evening to put over comet new, ~
which. while for tron: upeemeular.to moor-tall: name; Inhaled! instrmnontl ..
pretty grain to dellvcr the goods. and ”“99“” ere or
Nominate One Selectmi».
The Republicans 01 Wilton have ii
working Morlty of about 100 votes "
In a noun or about 400 and the Demo-l
crate have been compelled to be eat-1
tolled with a minority repreoentstlon} “I. binn- ‘Id m
in town matters and even then hnvn‘ "
nht seemed to have full control en‘g 1 “Pkwy
tbst. Mw‘r the custom of years;
they havoml .yl unmounted two can: a!“
dldates for s. ctmen and invariably fill. ‘ z. ,
the nomlneo for Int nelectman bu ,. - Q
been Sherman Horohouse. ~
For some reason Which has mornIQIUlLT WIMH’ERI -- L.
or less justly been charged to the milk. um
Republicans. hls, teamite- on- the genial“. in 01h"
ticket hu alwrlya received Just a tew’i “ ‘ mikes. told. .rented.
more votes than he. ind has been hpilred. Rentals, 89
elected tor the third member or the. . per month. Machine: ,
Wllton Board of Selectmen. Now by! , all! it 85 per month. .1
the very ample expedient of nominal; M8. DONNILL‘I .41
In; our one cindldntn to: liloctmi'n. um Ibu- amt. noun» Mlle
land "I“ m “I. “mm”. in NW W
most simple nod natural manner zin-
2...... m- «mm. While Pine Compound
At the Republic“ cnucuaonjln- m]. I
a o
o: the Booed. were nominated and "
the candidate; for the minor ounce
any man. Elmer Jackson and Ber
bert A. Burett. the present members '
aflflm the some on lath ; i, 1 m m 5.,
manner PATWC. (1
m m were moon Sept.
are. we Accident. pm.
when: Comma ‘Llsb
.lty‘ Home and Anton
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