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completed, a set oi estrs dances were
yumided. The dancing continued It. ‘
til one o'clock. Refreshments consist» ‘ I
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in; of punch, lee ereans and cake were:
served during the intermission. . I
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New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Hats and Trimmings
In view of the great advance in the cost of materials,
these garments are surprising values. Compare the guilty,
style and prices of these Suits, Coats and Dresses with
those offered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
“LOW we PARIS MILLINERY
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33 UTH MAlls ST. SOUTH lORWdLK.
in charge of the altsir consisted of the ‘
'members 01 the orchestra who are as,
lotions:
I William Weilnits,
l Frank McMahon, Harry Hipson. Frank
Van Scoy, Charles Sterling, Frederick
IMurphy, Charles Murphy. Marshall
IHoyi, and Merrill Barker.
l The patroneoses were, Mrs. S. It.
.Sterling. Mrs. A. l; Weiinits. Mrs. W.
( t‘larke, Mrs. E. G. Murphy. Kits. B.
ilii. lie-its, and Mrs, Oliver E. Weed.
Oscar Sather,I
INTERESTING ADDRESS ON I
[ CONDITIONS IN TURKEY:
for. C. D. Uesher. at Van. Turkey, to‘
Speak in the South Nomslk Congre- 3..
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THE GREATEST I
*‘roon VALUE '
, Frisbie’s Pies .
' The most economic 1
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' stores. Try them
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George W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDERTAKER
Cities and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk
L,Phone 144:
’3 ,‘ Laly Attendant
, g “.4 (Gregory Boulevard)
1" ‘ . East Norwalk
,. now OPEN
“’ SHORgSDIgéleRS AND ALL
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‘Eflortaom 01203th :
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FRED H. GANUNG.
neral Director and Embslme
‘ Office and Residence
"‘ Telephone 904
M. to. Main St, So. Not-walk
airbase cans, coal nods, ash sitters:
(furnace shovels, oil heaters. flower;
’“pts. lone crooks, jugs, wine kegs,’
urine 8, fruit jars, jelly glasses,
liy s ainers, etc. I I
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tit/creams
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Values of the Moment I
Newest Coats ‘
Women's
8: Misses’
$12.95, $14.50 and 18.95
Tomorrow we place on Special Sale the eatest a ort-
ments of the fashionable full draped Coats evgt; gather: to-
gether. The prices are wonderfully low. There are Coats
of Velour, Broadcloth. Seal Plush, Wool Plush. Many
Coats have big for collars and others i t' ‘
are lined with satin. $153ng 1 p] u; rim'mtngs and
WOMEN'S‘B'iu MISSES’ SUITS
Offering Extraordinary Values
women's and Misses’ Tailored and Fur Trimmed Suits
attractive models. in the new materials and colors. Superior
make and linings. . "TIT" ' ' ' ' ‘ '
Special $14.95, $18.50 and $2236 1’
GIRLS’ COATS '
Stunning new models, large collars, trimmed” with vel-
vet o\ beaver: sizes 4 to is years.
$3.98, $4.98 and $9.98
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104 Washingto’ St. South Norwaik
Women and. Children
SMALL bEG SPRING Ls B ........... 20¢. lb.
FORE'SPRING LAMB .................... ‘ 15¢ lb.
’ SMOKED SHOULDERS . .- ..... I. . .- ......... -. 15¢ it).
~ . I~ ‘Sclittitze’s Sanitary Markets. ;
.eNATmNAL 1-
PRIME RIB ROAST, boned and rolled' 20¢ 23¢ lb.
FRESH SHOULDERS ...... . .............. 18d lb.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NQRWALK.
South “malt, '-
'3: Washigton St.‘ . ;
‘ ‘ ‘Nertvslky -
39 Main St.
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,Sunday morning. in the South Nor-'f
3 walk Congregational Church. Dr. C? 1).: :
Illsshrr f\' 'l‘ rk ' \"il a to iron W.
. .9 an, um,” ta ‘
‘the conditions in that country during :.
Illt' war. Dr, l’sshor has been a rest ‘o.
tll'lil ui that country for mzmy yearn; :
and knows intimately the situation...
which is today attracting the Mien-l3.
tion of the world. The wholesale man-J, :
worms and starvimts by which it whole 1.3.
nation is being slaughtered are known Io.
to hint at first hand. Not only doesI.‘
he know these things, but he also
knows how to tell them, and he has 9.0
been in requisition in the largest 1...
‘uatherings of summer conieronct.~-W :
when thousands have been inspireth’.’
by his words to give of their HynlliiL‘C’O
thy and help. He attracted the larg-j..
est audiences at Northiiold. ltltt>.~..uttd $
is l'l'l ironed one oi the grout Spoukcrts‘ 9
of that ansetnbiy. it was only by good: ‘.
~fortune that we were able to obtninp.’
‘him tor the Sunday morning ndtlross,;°:.
'and the service will be shortened in‘OO
other lt’filll't‘ls, that lm may huts lungs"
time to tell his story, iiv monks 111.:
Ncwutit. N. 1.. in the nth-moon, arid at ’ ‘
imonin. N. Y., in tho I'\t!llill;l. so much I%
is he in demand. The citizens o! Nor-I .
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and the members of the church are
especially invited to plan to be pro.
‘ sent. I
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. time That we have authoritative ward I}.
Ereaardinx the Armenian and Syrian so
situation for by the proclamation of“.
tl’rcsident Wilson Saturday and Sun; 0
Idsy of this week-end are especially}.
fappointcd as days when the people or}.
jthc United States shall inform them-ik
‘selves on the horrors of the starving’ .
.miliions of Turkey and tire of their .8
;substnnce to help alleviate the softer-
‘imt. People by the tens of thousands;
Iare reduced to eating the grass-roots'oo
It‘or food, they are in some cases eat-I.:.
tint: human tiesh. .\'0 horror in modernI :.
ghistory equals this. We must help
,them and Dr. Usslter will tell us how ..
‘we can host do so. Come and hear:
‘liim. At 10:15 next Sunday morning.’
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Seasonable Suggestions for
Saturday Shoppers
Ladies' Tailored Suits, Coats and Separate Skirts
Fur Coats, Mutts and starts
A big line of Silk and Lingerie Waists, reasonably, priced 3‘
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A big and varied stock {f Beacon Blankets, Indian Blankets, Crib Blankets and Bath-
robe Blankets.
~A new stock of Rugs of all sizes.
Window Shades to order are our specialty.
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T 0 Take Money Outlof the Bank
for Buying Your Clothes is Like
Rubbing Yourself.
Dealing With Us You lion’i Have To no it
Just take part of your weekly earn-
ings and
deposit same on your‘firSt
‘purchase and the rest'of. your weekly
payments will come easy.
You’ll never miss the small weekly
payments, you don’t have to touch
your bank savings, and in that way
you’ll be able to dress your wholeffam-
ily without experiencing the want of
'a ready dollar.“
Clothing for Men &Boys
Sale on Overcoats and. Mackinaws for Men,
\YoungflMen and Boys. They range in price
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WOMEN’S SHOES
$1.89
Tans‘nd Grey Top Shoes—A
few blacks in small shes
- ‘Kseier‘s Shoe Store
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Specials for Today
\po'r 120““..de and rolled .1 ............. 16¢
RIB ROASTS,rolled and boned ........ 24¢~28¢ lb.
LEGSOESPRING LAMB 23¢ 1h.
SHOULDER STEAK ................. 14¢ lb.
SIRLOIN STEAKS .................... ~. 22¢ lb.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
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