I
IONDAY. OCT. 3.. tom
.. ....... m... House Dresses
run our COMPANIII ll 73!:
Bosmlss up WMTTIN “1
. vocn insurance snorw in:
WRITTEN 'ro PROPERLY cov-
ER YOU. Think this out, it new,
a grut deal to you.
Taylor&Golden'}
Telephone No. mo ’
dauth florwall; Trust Co. BWI- "
1 J. I. MALLETTE
, 88 Washington St.
, _.,, . .. v" . n. , ....m,v « .. - »
Reduction of Home Drones, made of high-grade ”I.
ales and gingham. in plain and “my strip“. Trim-0d
with plain material in self colon.
Broken sizes to close Out it ........ . ...... . ..... . m
Regular price 3mg.
Percale and Gingham Horse Dresses in stripe: and checks.
Also plain chambray ....... ........... $1.50
South No: walk.
mteotmlmmmo
rim 1 MM. 0‘ Brim, k'
{lethal New London: 3!. Jordan. 011mm ere prim-'eesiilg and the
W31.
.10 0.0“ CONCERT AND IALL.
M at arm—n. A. Turner, of ’
J Fury. of ”“3090“: N. Netti“. Home I.“ for It: Charity Event in!
momm- J. burden. of fitnmtord‘ 1 tile in Amory. t
. Mrr t' Hart. of lumbar): W. Rock-i Plans for the Red t‘ross concert andf
affair
tu'tdfl‘wll‘v A. Eli-“N. 0‘ Bridget-or -lpronii.~es to be a brilliant social euc—
.p "it"(fll. of Bridgeport. .‘ll‘n. \\' lee”, ,
mith. Mrs. M. Pinch, “fl 5. (with, It “1“ also be :t‘fittuucial success if
. Jr». J. ('ariei; Mm.- I. Tate. ul Ant Heryone in the community does his:
i-‘Ullla; A. Eustor. oi Bridgeport: B. share by buying a ticket. if one,
' llenhsl'dl. Of Nt‘W York; Mr- 8|“! All”: doesn't care to dance, the concert wiiil
ll. Gallium:- Mf- and MM 5. t‘raig, J-l be worth hearing; and if one is fond;
ill”, of Bridgeport. (‘. Dunlap. of New ; of dancing, what could be better than}
‘Mel'orltt J. Corner. of Stamford: t‘. dancing in the beautifully decorated}
.t'lark, of ltanbur)‘: Mien L. Plath-“15".Armory. to the littl>i(' of the finestl
'A. Finch, A. f‘arier. ll. (ianung. T. TOT-l band iii the state. The price of the}
‘uet‘lla, M. Merritt, W. Smith, ll. J. I tickets, one dollar cat-ii, includes light;
:Slilllll. J. llines, of Newark, N. J.; A rel'rt‘:lillit-nl.~i, and may be procured
stimuli. of New York; ii. ‘
. ——Tiie real goods -(‘huriic Chaplin.
in his latest "Tho Pawn,
Shop," at the Regent tonight.
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NORWALK
SOClETY .
AND PERSONAL , ”
Neuts
lbfii‘WTme mt
FANZILLl—PAULINO.
Suf‘t'F‘FS,
A barge loaded with young ”Mas"
from lioyt‘s Nursery, New t‘anaan, ‘
was taken to New York city by the
”Greenwich," Saturday.
w
the i One of the trolley l‘allh on the ‘
“unhington s'reet bridge is Iwoken.
‘und 3 gang of men are ttt work to“
pairing it this morning.
ON’T wory about
chilly days and nights
, that autumn will bring.
Buy our guaranteed coal and
cheer up. You'll get the high—
est quality coal your furnace
has ever tested.
‘4:
it
Mrs, W .litim St'lit-ll and M '2‘:
Morris, of lirooltlyn, N. l'., are thv
'gttests of" Mr. uners. \\'ilii.ttn Monte
ioi‘ Lincoln avenue. ‘
l
Elaborate Weddlng Ceremony at St.
Mary'l Church Today.
Mary's ('hurch was the scene of
:t lit-.ttitil'ul Wedding (Jet-titioiiy which
took pluce. tit ten o‘clock this morning
when the Rev. (‘ni'lo (‘iniit-i, of Patter-
,son, N_ J., united in marriage Miss
Minnie Paulino, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jnniets i’tiulino, of 14.) Leonard
”Positively lost
1
tlist of property.
\w‘k to turn in
Harris 8t Gain
Water St. South Norwalh
H_.__ St,
Henry R. Minor and
ll’uul played a game of tennis ut the
~ ' Knob (‘lub yestt-rdny, rind it it’suitett
in ii tic score.
Ln“ rent-t-
uoWis THE TIME
TO PAINT ‘
Your House— t First Lieutenant Charles H “aim,
Estimates Cheerfully Given, ‘,of ltowoyton, is cndenvoring to iotrn
, .. t’ ‘ t‘ street, and Anthony P. Fanzliii, of
[08 So. Main St. Phone I4451what' became '0! the” (\{m \ lkltw'i:;.{ ' extngton tiveiiuc,.Sotitli Norwulk.
,non, famous m ‘50“ l ‘ orwa ' -liotlt of the young people tire ex-
WEATHER FORECAST. lily-five or more yours. lie ll'lfi "fiskcd‘
"l‘he Sentinel to “0911““ if "ttvone treineiy popular among the ltallun
residents of Norwalk. the bride linv-
'lllL’ been employed for n number of
ycn s in the R. N G. t‘orsct (‘oinpnny's
#3”, ”1,, assent-torn this week, City factory, in Ann street, and the bride-
\t-i'itlb, mostly northeast. A disturb-lund ’l‘own “a”! 10 to if, 2 to 3; ‘tzroom having worked M the carpen-
ullH‘ it’lllt'iil this morning 0"” Flori-‘Sntui‘dtiy night. 7'“, 9. tter's trade, in this city, for some time.
' . . . ‘ . . ,. l .‘ |
J” '5 “mam: llllSl‘lllttl rainy “rather "‘- ~ the bridegroom is it membcn of the
am tin South Atlantic coast its fart
Joint Smith, of New Cannon, mulle'imm lodge of the yummy"..- and
north as Hatteras, N. C. Another din-I “ complaint
zurlmnt-e, control over Onttirio, l-‘iSaturduy evening, that someone had’enlers of America. Norwnlk Aerie 0'
muslin: cloudy weather in the linkoigtoien tWo Kelley lirt‘K from his tin-1mm!“ and tho Luigi anpcttti Socl»
rector: and New England. Pleasant tomoblle as it stood alone in \anltmy of Norwalk.
“rumor prevails generally in the cell-i street. (inc of ill? tires was. en. lowdt
‘ i The bride WHN handsomely gowned
trial and wesiern oietricttt. Moderate in u leather use. tin «“1"qu and L'POI‘KPIH‘ crept-and
u-ntptratures continue cost of “wt
I "t‘oiiventioii :Siindny" was ‘,‘_lvb}.“,_tcurried n beautiful bouquet of ten
lint-k) Mountains. mites, Mlsn- Lucy l'uu‘ino. sister of
id ytstcrduy ut the Norwalk Motlio- ‘
liit t'l'tirch by the ivao-tii Lenguollh“ “Pith" “‘“t‘ ”1“ brIdr-‘ttmld. and
it“ tho pnri‘h I 'rltc “flit also qttrnctlcciy gownpd in
Fort-cast for Norwalk and vicinity: 3 M5 knowledge of the whereabouts of
l‘nwttlt-d ltillllzlll lllld 'i‘uesdn); prob-llhe “'PBPOIL
ably ltll‘ill ruin-i Tuesday; ntOderatet
WEATHER A YEAR AGO‘
TODAY.
glike, E liowley, ti. Gaming, S. Meek- Hoyt, Mrs. Frank Goodyear, Mrs. E.'
“in,
.1
it ‘ Anmntisoii. 'l‘. Mulcnhy, ll. Meeker, hi.t.\it's. t'utler, Miss Lintt Couch,
'yhlllitlt. it
‘0 UN" uptown pomp'lJoincii-a‘ l'nion, t‘onrt Mu‘littckemod‘or-
(iill. M from any of the following ladies, who.
tStumfoi-tl: it. Duffy, of Stamford: F-till‘t’ on the ticket committee: Mrs.t
‘llllfl)', of Stamford; J. Hill. of Bridge l lioss Burt-hard, Mrs, P. H. Quintat‘d.i
1 port As. Leary. of Bridgeport; c. M..Mrs_ E. M. Lockwood, Mrs. Minor D.';
ll‘:t't)\h‘{l, of Bridgeport; the Misses Mi itaiidaii,Mrs. A.J.Runmiler,Mrs. C, E.i
A. Mills, J. Lee, J. llowley, Mfll, (:untbart, Mrs. Louis Leiimater,
iMetkei. A. Costello, V. llarty, V.i Mrs, Geo. Muendel. Mrs. K. A. Dolgc,
] Miss
ltitiry, .‘titntt Smith, Sadie Smith, R! Dorothy 'i‘ttylor, Miss Miriam Morton.
. Smith and ’1‘, Smith, and Miss Anna liipmn, Miss itnth Ken-
iMrs. P. Smith. Iti'dll, Miss Mildit-d Nash.
. —-- l
i Follnai Kane:
Theresa lizincz and Stephen l’t.ilttiitti
lwcrt- quietly united iii tiie bonds of
illoly Matrimony by the let‘. (itibriel
ot‘ the Hungarian lie-I
ltll'lllt‘tl l'liurcli. Suttirtln)
l tinly intimate
ildlitll) \l‘rl‘i‘ present.
i
Tickets are also on sale at linur's
sand (lientlvnninu's drug stores, up-
!own, and Stillson‘l’oweil's and link
‘ter's drug stores, downtown
.._.,
DOCTOR PRESCRIBED VlNOL.
l‘tthll>. Itiihifil'
.
afternoon. .. .
l‘t'ieds of llit‘tTo Restore Strength T° Th" Weak,
Nervous Woman.
Many fairiiiinded doctors prescribe
iVinol because they itnow of what it
It few
i Mrs_ Miclittt-l McSnlly, Jr.,
:iiid , , ,
‘ , tie’ made. \‘ll,' beef and cod liver pep-
llltllilllll‘l‘ tutlit‘rttit‘, who littt'e lit-en ,
_ . . tones, tron and tiitlngunese peptoncs.
ttcstding Willi Mr. and Mrs, Michael
and glyceropltosphates. with it iiiild
iMcSttlly, of l-‘ttiri‘iew avenue, for ll"’ttttnic nine. They know these are the
Hm” ”WW months, ’9” Saturday if" oldest and most famous tonics. Read
tl'iltizbtiruli, where they will reside in ,1“, result in Mrs. Mason's case.
11119 future. “1 keep house for my little family
of two, and got into n weak, nervous.
M"- “ml MW ““15““ ”~ C“""“”""‘~‘-i run-down condition. 1 was tired and
who were married early last week: Mink und did not know what atlpd mp.
,‘httvo returned from a wedding triitfhty doctor prescribed V'tnol. i not-
lltlld iirt- spending the weekend in iced 1i nimprovt-tnent beforel had fin-
liown with rclntlren before taking up‘ishcd the first bottle, and i out now
i'l'm l't‘i-ltlt‘llt‘l‘ in Bridgeport. feeling fine and doing all my house-
-'work." Mrs. M. S. Mason, 203 Pas-
! Mrr, Jenn ("iinltitci‘s, of Silllllfortll’h'illf‘ SL. Trenton. N. J.
ifvlrs. liilllie Campbell. of Dnrlt-n; .‘ll‘HJ EV"! “Wilt- m‘Y‘VOH-Q. N'MlOW“
inert-n t‘unmt, Miss Mary ctmun, ittssitwreott. feeble old White and delicate
{Elizulif-lh Winters, of South Nor'wnlk, “mm in South Norwalk ““0“” ”y
thaw been guests in the (‘rnnbury dis-i Vinoi on our offer ‘0 return ”‘9"
”k, money if it tulle to benefit—Prank
V ‘ Ht. Baxter Sctlllt Norwaik and also nt
of the lt‘litllllE drug stores iti till Conn.
——
i Mr. and Mrii. John Manning.
.Slillllitll'tl, were the guests of Mre. quowns.
,lt‘lulicrty, of Spring street. yesterday}
,Mrs. Manning formerly Missy
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HOSPITAL NOTES.
“'llfi
: . . “(lititlil little, ol ti‘.‘ Putnitm avenue,
l‘rltllt‘tS l‘llllll‘l‘l)’. , ‘
i . \\;t~ dirt-Litrgetl Saturday.
- . . . 3 PM .init-k liiet'tto, of 93 Water
Mrs. (‘ttrl bt-liaiib Miss Lillittn '
‘l3t‘t‘l. vrs discharged Saturday.
The regular moetlngt
‘of the league» was held :it 5:40 p. tn..
, ' 'l: hith,
hm’ 3 ‘L mind reports were read. The reports
'l‘cm] tci‘alurc:
iii-entn color lumbsdown ttntl gcorgettit I School) and Edward Schneider “n. in
ltrcpc. ltotnlntt-k Muttertt. or llt)fllt)fl,lN..w York city this anprnoon 590“":
Mrs. Louise McLean depart for her
M t- rMildred 'l‘l.omtson, of West-
pl'l‘l, our discharged Saturday.
E Mina Elizabeth McKay. of 60 West
“L liair. , '. . . . .. .. , ,_.,;a cousin of the hritlt-grooiti, acted n5"
___.___.__..___.__. in .ht bttlt‘lill‘) .rnd titusmt. “tit, . L'l‘fit titan.
‘ :t-ry satisfactory. ‘
i _ t 'l he nticndnnte. Mary Fhriutiititn,
l . .. 3 , ~ ,
Dr. Charles ti. Bohunnnn reportediflml “‘Mllii- Angelina lrlllztlll. An-
' to the police S'iturday evenln" tlititi‘Olnplw ”“3““. Anna llt‘nm‘bit'l‘i. Mn-
. ' H 5 l ' ~ vw .
'wliile (rousing fl“. hridgp “p.” lim'rlnii incciubene und literestt (illSDHr-
, . . . . l , ,PdNorwnlk’South Wilton line, his “10 were bt‘nntlfully dressed in pink
Julll' “~ Mum‘- ‘.”‘ Ml‘mm“ "1‘ ‘ ihorge's feet broke through the rot- taffeta “'illlllalS to innit-ii. (lcntlr-nzen
niie. l‘tlc' 13k?“ a ”mm?” 1“ ”H to “(it felt planking. The doctor ('t’"lfll“tllillff‘lldillllfl Were Peter and Lawrence
"0 ”10"“ "f “ “"1019" & (lurk, ‘thnt it wait about time someone was! l’nulinn. Frnnk Aintito, Anthony nnd
V b \' v ”th ,notifled. and for this reason dlladUtJunlt‘s pagum Mtpimhi mlpvanel“ and
»\'ote for R0 ertson . o . I .t
his report to the police. Strcrt com-:Honry Mmpm' \
' .. ,1," (“uh wintmlssloncr Sherron was notified of the,
The “”80“ and “a“ m i ‘ , 'tsi dangerous condition of the strut-titre.
hold a meeting this even mg n i .
quarters in the Clifford Hotel. i
W---
During the service the
wide
choir,
‘ he bride was a member, ren—
tlt'l‘N “Ave Mtti‘lti," “O Sttluturis" and
i The congregation 0‘ Sl- WW” “0"”“0 Promise Me." Lohengrin's wed-
The gl‘P'lt masterpiece "The Conl_:lililll Lutheran Church observed ”1“ ding innrch was played on the couple
entered the clittrcli. At the conclu-
,. v-mbull‘ttniiitcrvnzy of the Reformation ofthe‘.‘
2‘22nfl‘lll‘f‘ thfSRI‘ilélgzlft \Sle‘ilraNxtli'. JSI.EChll“‘:hv by 1”."M“r‘in Luther, “ilk-YT: Eon t'l‘ l'u tt.‘t‘llioii'.‘ it tumoial high
.. flind its beg-innit": October «1, l-Ill, ".1135 “M '1‘, MAM] by the “ma (“aria
Norwnlk Lodge of Elks, No. 709.heiul“‘ith appropriate ceremonies l“‘$lf‘l“;('ianci. . ‘
it meeting Yesterday in its Home, chitin)“ 1‘: his sermon ”‘9 Illaéil’rtymar" Folio :‘iitf. it t- \‘t='ltlll‘L (“‘ftlllf'fry a
:lnutli Muiii street, and ten candidates i “n L.- bteup. '5‘“ [mill h” ”9““ 0n,receptt. -.~ u y; ‘1,
were initiated, Later a delicious tur-i “935’"83 0‘ the Reformation.
lif)’ SUPP“? was “9 . ‘ t Justiy observing Wilson
l’! tit the home Irf the
'bride, in Lennard >treet. Among the
.gttests pct-sent were rcltittvce and
) -, let . .
.. . .. ‘ ‘11:: «it lfltn'ierule from Radon. llridneportfitam-
fiThe real goods~Chnrlie Chaplin, "term“ of ”‘0 “ ”pm?“ - 2‘“ “‘_ .ford. Greenwich, Port Chester, N v"
or his intest success, "The Pawn.Uub Md a“ “WWW“ "“9 "g "“MW lork city. Brooklyn. N. Y. and
iterson, N. J, The wedding gifts.
Shop," at the Regent tonight. |then headquutcts. in “.1" street, Sit ‘1”
.consisting of jewelry, money, sllveim
Elittlfl)‘ evening. All of the local can-r;
Large quantities of mackerel were,didatcs were present. and llll’yaddresaw“.am (‘tttglnfie and furniture, were too
caught yesterday at Roton Point guided the meeting on the political issues,mmwmUs to mamm-
Wilson Point docks. Both places were,of ”m d3.“ During ”‘9 "Ming "“1 The happy coliple damned latcfhiq
crowded with fishermen 3nd it, 13 e5. voting machine was demonstrated afternoon for Washington, D.‘ C‘
unrated that at least three hundred‘mam’ Notes to the different voters when. “M. w", spend "
'eré fishing at these places. iWhO “TM in f0r ”1M DllFDOSQ- ne’imoon. U
1 . lrcshments were served at the conclu-
—The great masterpiece “The Com-.sion of the session.
-
their honey-
pon their return they will re-
ride in Lexington avenue.
t
———_—-—-—- \
of,
home in Detroit.
~—
;!oti. :~||t't*l. New York city. was ad"
‘tulttetl Sttturdny ttnd discharged yes-
‘ tot'd:t,\'_
Miss Lydia l‘inkhnni. of Hillside
.twn-m, WnS admitted yester’d‘ly.
Arthur Benedict, of 223 West street,
Mi‘sn Zitit l". lt‘eenoy. of Maple eti‘ect,i\ms ”mm?“ "dei'y‘
has returned front i'asttalc, N. J“! Mrs. Williitm llt‘nevry, Ml‘fid‘itlilt‘nt‘
where she spent Sunday with l'i‘()i(‘8~,(\mhlm_n' “illlnm Ilenevry. and Fred-
mr and Mrs. Ollo A Kenncdv. erick Signor, till of liitnbury, were ad
' ‘initted this morning.
Misses Roenlone and Marie lirumln
itinvc returned to their home in this
{city tifter spending a week with rela-
tives In l'ittsflcld, Mass.
' Mr. and Mr's. Beniatnlndinnks and; .
family. of the. Boston district, chton,i “illiam Rich, of Stamford, visited
were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrsf last. evening With Norwalk friends,
t B
i httrles J. Hyatt, in Norwalk. i
" l Just I
Miss Hilda. Blake, of Shelter Rock; Few DI‘O .
avenue, l):tnbury, is visiting her cons-1 . he “I“: You'll
in, Miss (‘atherine Brown. in Norwnlk. bedlcliéhred wimp, .p.
~- .. .. @5233 their?
it. 'er01
< Palm M..
. Miss Mary Nichols. of Wanton, is the,
fl‘llt‘Sl of her niece. Mrs, Henry F. Colo-l
{hum of 17 Elm street, .'orwulk.
-—1
Mr. and Mrs. John Bruschweln. of!
Butler street, are entertaining Wil-
liam Schmidt, of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisholm.
of thgefleld. will go to New York for
Sterling Furniture Co..
and 60c.
——
the winter about Nov. 15.
Miss Emma Partrlck. of Weston, is , l
visiting her brother, 'wley Partrick,
in South Norwalku .
South Norwalk.
Phcn:
mun Law" featuring Clara Kimball.
Young at the Regent Wed. NOV; 18%; The annual fair of the First Dis-
i, GAVE it MASQUERADE DANCE.
itrlct firemen continues to. attracti A delightful masquerade dance was
tiarge crowds every evening. and Sat-i tzlven by Mimi Anna Smith. in Polley's
gurday night ‘m a record-breaker in Hall, 0:: Monroe street, Saturday even-
lever'y respect. The attendance facilmc it Wag successful from all stand-
,surpassed‘ any previous Saturday3 1’0""5- and 8- very jolly tlmé was en-
!nlght's attendance, and all of the aptioyed. Ab0“1flfll'4llVilEd guests were
fractions did a rousing brighten; present; dancing was the principal
Dancing as usual was 911,0de {m Patti-Ellie and'delightl‘ul music W“ ”n.
elght until twelve o'clock. Tonlgln'si-dfl‘ed by Kocber's orchestra. Upon
session will be the closing night of hot “'9 “Wm!"- 0‘ the mute. Mm
knit. and 1, expected that m,‘,.,.",,, Smith was heartily congratulated up-
cmwd of the week willbeou‘handoto. 3“ the 3““"57‘1. mill-7' -
witness the wording of the various? “‘9 h‘" “1” BMW! decanted will:
up... . tonnnudbleck‘cnpommm
, teloctrlc hull.- won covered with
was: not: MIL and paper. In: or on. M
' Small Deposits
While it is generdly known
that THE. PEOPLE’S
TRUST 00me is at-
u depoeltorydor individ-
33m corporation- of large
menu, it'ie not , " known
that: this cour WEL-
com , Clam OF
uonmm mus. ,
All of our m m.
mm ‘uwvfl
- net , w an:
. i. l,
Mrs, Oscar F. Schultze. 'of Norwalk,
has been visiting Mrs. G. M. North, of
Middletown.
M r. and Mrs. Harry Oakes spent yes-
terday visiting relatives in Rowayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw. of Poplar Plain,
1)qu moved to East Norwelk.
LIQUlDATIONJN COTTON ma.
-1 «er.
xfiw roux. Oct. 30.—-A menu
bl; decline in thd‘cottm market her!
today. haul-y outrun selling 0‘ to
‘ “Best-Yet”
of irony liquid-non mud n mutter-Jill!“ in Wind)’ Wither with
and.
Windy
Weather
{Ne can adjust our “Best Yet”
eyeglass mounting to yOur
features so that you may wear
:chul’itx and comfort.
7“
in: ummmfimmmu‘f
mamas.»
:va
_ PAGE 31V. '.
HOWLAND’S ‘
Entruce on Main St. Fnrfield Ave.. Cannon 8:.
Bridgeport. Conn..
Let Grafonola
, bring enjoyment
.\ llt‘\\' toltiiiiltttt tri';titt.tol;i .‘t‘lilllg at $100, is quite
lllt‘ best yet produced ill that figure.
it curls all its older fellows ill ti]t|tt’ill'iillt‘t' lilltl iii the
«‘lt'iii'lltNx iilltl 1m“ t'i' illltl pleasing quality of its tone. it
il)lli\.\ better. it litts illlit‘ t‘tititt‘ilit'llt‘t's‘ iliztl ttl’t’ ilt't't'.
T , llicrc \ :t rec-tirtl t‘rntllt' flint \\ill lioitl (it) records.
heir sin nplt'titlitl shutter to rcgulatc \(tllllllL’ of music.
it l\ litttlt oi itiztliogtttii' azitl litiiitlmiitt-lt' rurt'twl' will fit
. . . . . . ’
tastefully into furnishings of'thc lioiitc. ‘
And it» pout-rs of i't‘lii't tlut‘tiott .‘tl't‘ it'lllzti‘lxitltlt‘. illL‘
crti~li Ill ttii ciitirt- iiiilitttr} liltl‘ltl or lilt' stit‘ttxt note of a
lllllt'. tlit‘ ringing ltillt‘\ til. ;t timtt-iftil it nor like Lazaro or
the Mill \\lil\'])t‘l'ill;:\' of ;;ii orchestra of (ll'li\l.\'l
' . t‘itt'li is
l't'lti'titltii‘t'tl titltgltlllillti
.\ll t‘\'t'lllll;_{' \\itii tlii~ lit'\\' limit-until” til
‘ ‘ iztttt' err-nines
\‘.tll lic cti_to_\..'t|ilt-. . I a )
‘ ll_i't'\lltrll(l\ it) the tiltmtl (INC is in. it
ones the very typo ill iiitisit‘ mic tlt'\li‘l'\’. \titl it is tireless
itiltl t‘lit-crtttl (ll\\;t.\i
. _l lit-rt- 1" lllll one \ttt} t’n tutti/c lllt‘ \Utl'lli of this new
.i.ttoiiol.t to lit.ti it playing _\ttilY l.’t\tti'llt‘ songs. and
marches and orchestral sch-minus.
. lit-,1“ Uitilil tltrx .t 17L‘1\l|ilili til\tt.‘ilitttl in ‘lll llltll \‘t‘l‘y
tiring; .‘tl your t‘oiit't-iiit-ttrt-z in one of the sound-proof
mmm \\llt‘i‘t‘ nothing \llilll interfere \\'llll your illll ciiioy—
merit. I .
audited, and (till) then. iftuti tlct‘itlc to lltlSM‘SS this. his
\‘fl'lilllt‘lll, you may arrange tor it and for Sin worth of
Rowland Sealed RCCordsInll to he paid for at the rate
of hi.) ti \t'cclt!
Howland's Sealed Records, lmth t‘oluiiibitt and \‘it‘-
ltll‘, fire the biggest thing: offered vet to owners of eith-
t-r tttlumliitt or \vlt‘lfil'.
‘ I . I _ I l ‘ ' > .
..\\ llUtlti‘llltNiMS liltlll l\ ~tiic to get it round lllitl lS
ptilut, that h flawless. tlittt [iris never been touched by
iict-tllc or stylus.~
\ntl tlitit nit-um lilt'l‘t‘ \\ill be no lllill‘l'lllt:
of cn'ov—
iitcnt lit't‘Iltht’ of scratch or other 1 .
tlt‘ft‘t‘l in l‘t‘t‘tn‘tll
Xtit't‘tiilicr t‘oluinhiti records include tltc first from
Lazaro. the wonderful tclior: ititnc selections l)\' the Chi—
cago syttiphnny ()l‘llt‘t‘Sll'ii. new tlrtnt‘c records I
one alltl popular StillgSrwt'llltl t‘lit‘li ill'Zti‘S '
Seal.
new patri-
thc llou‘land
l‘d‘tiill ltrisciiit-nt.
Stockings : Examples
Stockings for Mothers :t'itl tlit'irtl;
. ttiglttcrs. either hi
or lllllt‘. g
Stockings for special “tensions .‘llltl for (liIlZ-lll-illld'
titty-mt! service. .
Here are some to illustrate:—
Tlirend silk stockings for Women. rich in luster, fine in tex-
tnrc, with double sore and heel and durable tops of llslc. White
or brace-75c. ’
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\\ omen's soft nice comfortnb'c stockings of black cotton with
white sole. Have a deep garter hem, reinforced heel and sole,
are especially firm yet flexible. Special as well as regnlttr size
Seamless stockings for women, light. llsle or medium cotton,
double soles and heels. pure deep black~25c; some sort, of cotton
only in medium weight and with white 5010-250.
\
Stout black stockings for boys and girls, solid and staunch
and very durable, knitted With either medium or hcnvv rib and
double roles. Sizes 6 to 9 250. 9 9 1-2 to li-‘SOC. . - ,
Boys“ and Girls’ school stockings tlifll will give good return
for price, double soles, good biack,—12 1-20.
Baltics’ cashmere stockings as.
dainty
black white pink or bluc,-25c.
its litihy herself, fan
Loft :tisic. rctii‘.
The Howiand Dry Goods‘ Co.
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l‘urchased here are guaraitecd to give satisfaction. Nothr‘
ing but the best the market affords.
ways right.
Very Best Creamery Butter,‘ lb. 1 . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. 40¢
No. I Royal PlantatiOn Coffee, 35: grade 31¢
Old Dutch Cleanser, Reg. .Ioc can 3 for 25¢
Gold Rock Brand Jam, large jar
Fresh Crisp Graham Wafers, .-...... . . . . 2 lbs.
Tezor Brand Cocktails
Virginia Dare Wine, 25c bottlefor 20¢
25¢
' NORWALK’S‘ LARGEST GROCERY.
1 A. F. Be'ckmann 8. Co.
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and 85 WW“. St. _
Our prices are al- __
1513'
35¢. 65¢ and $1.00
i iGROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS 7 ‘_ ; i
Norwalk Chronicler