Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 17, 1916 · page 5

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ALL “In! I‘Ilfl'll
rill It" COIPAMII DI
$1,1le AND WRIT?!“
I'ut'll lSSl'BANCE SHOUL')
\RITTEN To l’llUPBBLY COV»
in \‘UL' Think this out. it In
um lell; Trad Co In.

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I great deal to you.

Taylor&Golden

Telephone No. 1230
South Norwalk Trust Co Bldg 1

 

 

the
chilly days and nights
tltdt :Ittttttntt will bring.
’Itiy our gttaIIIIitt-ul :‘ml and
iwt‘ tip. You'll gtst 1hII high-
:Ist IgttIIlity t‘tII'tl your ittrtiut‘e
t'.I.i’ lI:IltId.

HX'T wary about

II.‘.I

Harris & Gain

‘I'ater St. South Norwah

 

 

 

now Is THE TIME

IO PAINT

Your House—-

1 Estimates Cheerfully Given.

:08 So. Main St.

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Phone 1446

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

 

i-‘III'III-ast for Norwallt and vicinity:

l'IthtlIIIl tonight and Suturduy, proty

J'Ily

snow iiurritIs tonight. 'l‘lIII dis-I

iIIIIhnnI-II which was Ct"lll'itl yIIstI-rduy.

, morning IIIIIIII the Upper

In»!
(IIIIIII lo,
9!

alII},

Mississippi :
IIIilI-y has liltn't‘tl t‘ilSlWlll'tl during ”WI
:4 hours ‘nllll in IIoI; II-Ittrul own
It will probably pass out the'
Lawrence Valley tonight or Satur-

lt is causing unsettled Wt‘flllfl‘r,

IleLll

itII dII taiII

‘ iIIIItIIII.
‘III'IIII oi iillt.ll>‘lllll,fl IiI'IIIll‘y lwtnwn tIa

' ili\I silxiilloii

 

MEMMI

("outward trout lI‘IrsI rap.)

I‘llltlfl by a lIaqu oz 114‘
III-otl’ so)». ‘oupht not
tlII- llllill‘ollul‘ or lin- III—.2
ulhliull IIl mulls!) and ltu\ll rump
min. but ti I.III p.o|u1‘i.\ ||H\t tit tlII-
usr oi hiltll lult‘r for national or.»

‘t'l Iii't il\I
lltIllr.“ lllr‘

,ngIIIIlezIItttHIt and tor «Animation IIl
V lllr‘

In.
light

awn. ..
against

r-lilé‘hl
IIIIIIIaI hill.

II_IItllill er-I.
hut tlII-

llllllliillrlll IIIII:t liltilll.ll“l\ ‘II- Ilihdt'
by tin: t'llllt‘li> IIi lllt' dlflt‘l't‘lll na-
tions Establishing IIietlIods and

“gym“ I “.7111“ h II-lIIt display 01' ttIl'i
law} “It nut-(Ii [III\\t‘I'S no longer t‘r
‘:'.;,‘.‘..‘.u| p.11! dig-«.1

l\ llik

”him in :IIIttdinn. ;.I’II.II. IIIIIl IIIIIIJ
t‘ifllt' IIIIII‘I."
la‘ '11‘ PCIIIll'ihuies l0 PC-‘Cc‘.
1n ("Ilit‘lilrillli' iltII report sans"
"'liII- lIIlIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII'IIts of all I-IIIIII

tI’IIIs haw t'tlllllll'l'ltd llltit'll to :iIII

,I'Itit to: [N'ilt‘t‘ uni J‘IIIIIIIII IIIII1 llllirl
I1» tlIII‘I bill! 111 I'II~ I1III-iopiIIIIII1 II‘.
lllI‘ II,IIIII1I> lI_\ \IhIIh IiII-II \\i‘.i t‘iifl

LA.

I pr'IIsstIIl "

l‘II-sttlrut IIIIIIIIII-I's \IIIs Itottitvd

lh‘Il’ to-IiII) ilut I’I‘wIIII-III \\'I1.~IIII
\‘.ll\lltl l't‘tJtIi\tI thI- lt'tlt‘l'Hlltlll (it‘ll
l‘illt‘n :I.t lllt’\\.l1llt' llouw :t .3 II‘I'loI 1I
SutuIIIiIIIII iillt‘llltltlll. About tIIII plant
to L't) I _

'l‘hI IIIIIII-uiton tIIIlIII itlltlltli'tl II
IIII-oltitiou Instr-Intuit; tlII- IIIIleatiIIII

Lillt‘l‘ s to IIIIIIItIzI- IIII ot~,IIIIi/.III to
[Il'llt‘tt‘tl tII :ht tIIII'. 1 him to IiiIIIst'
:IutII t‘tllltlillfliv
‘llt‘l't'. it is .Nlillttl lllii' tlII illllI ion
as :I IIhIIlI- huIII lt't‘t‘llt‘tl Ito L't‘llt‘l'r’ll
inIi‘IIIusIII in \Izict'. sIIII-II lllt‘ IIorlI‘ bII
":In on tho ItItttIi, :Ittd tit-.It lllt’l't‘ (11‘
other conditions it'lit|l\tI to itllt l1.\ Ih

III..I \IoriI thuI IIi,.-1Itl_I llt’ltIllL’.‘ III IIII~I
l'liiilllt'h.

fit-Irt‘ul ll'illl‘HllItl dI-lIII'IItI-s lilil'll'
lII‘IIIi' :IIlIirII:-,~II> .It to Mt ~ >I-~:IIIII. l'l
('l‘ltllll‘: lli‘ SlIuIlIII .‘lttllII-“n IIl tlIII
IliIIIIiII st'lIoIII Ul iliII lIIi\II:itI IIi'
t‘lII--=II.-o itiitl IIIIII<II1IIut oi IlII- F‘ntlil
tI-Ii t‘outitil oi tlIIttIlII-r oi (‘ ‘I- ~1 in

At II but llII .‘IllllIl‘ on tho IIIltIiion
oi tlII- tlIttIIh to flu o cIIIiZIId labor
and tIIIIiII llllltlll IIIIIIIIIIIIIII :ItIIi I);
pl’t’hh’t‘il tlIII IIIIiIIiIIII thui ”It lIIIrsIIn
was not 111 to ll\t‘ IiI- -IItl_I III llt’th 1‘.
who has not IIIIIIIIIitIIIti III lI.II tlt‘t't'lll-
ly on this Plil‘lll."

’i‘lIII Ft‘dt‘l'illltlll
\‘(llt‘ today,

by IIII
Wilson's lI-tzisln»
ll\t'|l'l1glttm l'lmlililf,’ IllIquIl any
IIIiitottd strikII III lockout prior to tlIII
oi tlIII IIIIIIIts oi ”III

with ~noIII lltlll‘lt‘S III the l.IIlItI region . “In..."

moi Northern .\'Iw l‘ngland.
pt:

'l‘hI- tour I
llllllt‘S are rising blU\\"l) in tin-

Northern New England. Th» temper,

aIIIIIIIIs IIIIII rising slowly in the north,
0"“ (“51111115- bill continue 10W 011 ”1“ «mi in favor of tin: IttttlntenIIIItIII oi in-

south

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Atlantic coast. Killing frosts;
III l'l‘ l‘l‘lltli‘lrtl tiS for south as Jackson
‘Illlt‘. l-‘lII. NIIrtlIfiIIlIl. \I't.. reported
IlIIIIrIIIIs below zIIro this. morning. I

 

WEATHER A YEAE AGO
TODAY

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t'lllllt‘l'itllll't‘. l.IIII. .ttI: high.
lI’I'Iitt. ;

0111 NEWS

'l‘h-I IIIIlIIIonIIr. llIIlIIIr,
tlII .\'IIIII:IllI l‘IIi,I .‘I‘Ilii
\‘_ 2nd this moII-Iu

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by lllI'

\\'IIll t'onIIIIIInIlI-ry, .\'II. ‘ttfiti i'
t‘... II;IIIt inst IIIIItIinu :IIIIl tott-
I11 .I bt‘zinvs» ‘I‘I‘illI ItiIIpoII‘Il of

1h. llI-III-IIIbIItI l‘l:"'llll!! :I IIIIIIIbm I‘Ii
[I1«iritllt‘lil IIthIIIIs iIIIIII llIIIIttII: ll IIIIll
II.- pIIsenI. .‘tltllt'hm’s III'll lIII math
and II bIInIiIIIt \Iill llt' fillH'll

(”I‘-
‘l H.

\ lilL' litttI of iur triIIIIIIitIIIN :.‘
'l‘IiI tI.IIII S. lly :III s for \illt‘ toIitII IIIIIi
toinortton

:iillllll NIII'II'ulk t‘otiiit‘il.
('IIlIItIIbII». tutti :I llll't‘llllL; lust (IW‘ll
in: iill(l tlIII li!‘~l IlIquIIIII Ixns \\tillI'.tIl.
I\l!':llt,‘lo’li;tiil.? ‘I‘II‘l‘l‘ IIIIIIIII to
”\II lt‘t‘ltll't‘ itt Zitt- l'uhtt-II 'l'htutrII on

Stnday :Ii’tIII'IIooII :IIIIl :It \\‘lll('ll titIIII‘

l): .ltr'tt‘; .l. \\':Iis‘-I., «.1 Nov.
i‘I::kI* an litllll‘l‘fh‘. 'l‘iIII
tlII Iizittou I‘IIiIIIIIiItIII-
\HII‘Ii. made :1 I‘III'II
III. tlII- IlanIItI \IlIiI-h is to lII'I
Joseph's :-I~lII:IIl hull IIIII'I
IIIIIIiItu. XIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIII 21. \
IIIiIiIILI was pitIIIIItl :It‘oIIIIIl
tum of tho
't'l'

\'-I'.1I I 111
(lili"‘ltilll II:
\‘I’tl'flnItI‘T.

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lI‘riIlIIy

'l‘hotttus l“. McMahon yl‘filt‘l'tlay.

 

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she had killed :I chick":
street and oiTIIrIIIi to pay tlI-I rIIIIiIIr
for it, he insultod her. '1‘th I-IIIIIIIirI-nt
will bt‘ taken no

 

 

LNG Matter How High

the interest rate, no invest-
ment .can be considered desira~
ble unless the safety of the
principal Is absolutely assured.
The management of this
bank places safety ahead of
every other consideration and
an account in our Savings De-
partrnent is a sound, profitable
and donvenient investmen; for
your money whether vou ave
One Dollar or bus Thousand
Donors So don‘t.
4% W In“ Paid.

 
 
 
 
 

,tIIioptIIIl IIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl

II'un tIIvIII-Ii to.
.\tltllI-_

lint this of"

utit-IIIl~

i.II.o :I1.1II III-port.
lll'ltl iII‘

brass I
Iim pio‘
“Landing oi‘ (‘tlllll‘lll’lllh‘uI
proth-tiou by Thomas llill‘llf“ and,

\l'l‘ll‘fIW," of East II'IIII street.)
I-IvntplttintId in tho lltllll’t‘ that although 3
on Day’

’l‘lII- l’illilllllll‘t.‘ \IlIiIIh
tlIIII tlII-
IIII llllt‘qlllNlt‘Rl

IIoiIIptIisOI'y

report was
111“-
posi-

Institutions

“lttkII
IIIIIIiust

\'t‘lll Ion
tion

institutions and opportunitius t'or t'rIIII~

dom.‘

\IerItIllt ItttorIII-ys “‘t’l‘f’ in llridgc

port today. IIttI-ndlntz u short I‘fllt’li;
dar.

lintiIIiIm Sil’l‘tlity IIII-Iting, Arion
llull.

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itllt I tIIIIu I-ItI Now ’i

unuuitnous \
tiIIIIlIII'IId tIuttinst that pro»
,I'ision of President

‘ “INN.
‘ l’iItttIdIlphiII.
,inI: to tho poliI‘II.
. person of tIIIIIIIIs tor

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Fred H. Ponty I

Victrolas
N0 Better Day Than
:'. Thanksgiving tor a
Viciroia .

OUR EXCEIITIONAI.
SERVICE

to you is a" you wish it to be

trola and Records from

 
 
 
 

W, All)
Sills lililllll 0111i

Sue Your Hair! Make It Thick, Wary
Glossy and Ieouti'ul at Once.

Try as you will. attI-r an uppl‘II-a
not) of litudvrifie. you you not find ‘1
single U‘alI’ oi dandrun‘ or falling lldlr"
and your Halp will not III-h. but,
\n‘lILIi \Iill [leash you llIIIst, IItll bII ill‘I‘
\\llt‘ll you MI‘t‘ now

161' a \II-elfs use,
hair, fine and doom at l‘ll'nlr
but i all; III II boil
the stalp

A lilllr llnt‘tltl I‘III iiuiiiItlliIir'l)‘ tlilu
bit’o the bl‘allly' oi )tilil' hair. No Ilit
dull. iIIdI-d. ht‘itthI and
screw“), that lllttl>!I.‘ll u (‘ltJlll with:
lllllldtlllil‘ tIud t'iil't‘lllll)‘ IiIIIIIII‘
llili.lll§li your hair, taking IIIIII smfll,
strand at It tithe. ’l‘ht‘ IIt'lt'IIt is ililI
IIIIId‘Iute and amazing» your hair will
in light. tittily Itud II';I\y. him have itti ‘
of abundant“: IIII int-om

)I‘I‘- ._

~;;:o'.\ III; all III M

t'IIIIIIIIIIe how

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apl)t'tti‘.;1itt'

IIIIIriIlI inItII >II1IIIII.~:.;IIII1 luxuri-
IIIIII- tlIII lIII'aIttI .IIIIl rill: I. uIIII oi trIII-
1Iuil' hIIa.lth.

(lot It '.'-I('t‘l‘.1 lltlliii' oi KnouiioII's

llzIIId-Iino ll'tliti .Iuy dttt: :IIIrII IIII io‘

‘lt'l ('lIlIlll‘ t', and pIIoI'II thut your hat!"
Il~ .Is IIIIIItty and soil us any ‘lliitl i'

has in 1 II ItegiIII-tIIIi or itIJItrIIi by IIIII’II»
\ 2?: II Ill bollI- “-11
Ads.

it» ”I It‘llit‘ill
dIIIIlIiI tlII in (III!) III \ouI htItr

_.__-- .w —-—-—

MRS. ANGELL GRANTED DIVORCE
l\ltI \l’i‘t.) .\'oI' 17 hr
l'I.IIIk \11 It”, lllltlt‘. III In 1‘. II-l‘.tolo
IIlIo lt‘itllill}
in 1I2IttopI- oIt

(ill.

at Stuntot'd lIItIIrIIiII
l'r‘llll'llt'll l‘roIII ht‘l'\lt‘t'
tlI . lttIli'IIIu 1‘t‘llt f IIIIIIIIII1>:«IIIII. :Inti 1Ii~
\IIIiI- lIIIII- 1IIII II Iltiot‘III-Il it \\il'~ lt‘ilili
Id lIIIIItI loan. .\lr~. .\IIgIIll was Louis”
in May: ttId IiuuuhtII: tht‘ ltItII
'1‘ IIIIIII. iI‘. lIaIIIIrI‘i. Illllllil‘INtlllll‘ II
inglunti tIIIIII 139.5 to 130': und b‘-‘(1"t
IIIII oi‘ S‘IIIII- tlllllll" tlIII first How
lIIIIIl udntinistt: Itioti \its \IIIIIIll trout-
I . thII tll\t)ltl‘ lust 'ltlt‘stluy in the
Suporior t‘ourt SIIII Jim“ on tho
:I'ottnti oi (lt'r‘(‘l‘llllll und tlIII tlt‘t'lW‘l‘
‘IIs l‘lllt‘l‘t‘tl IIII tlIII sIIIIIIIIt tilIIs. ’i'lIIIN
llIIl, lli

Ill

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were IIItIIIIII-Il in \\'IllIII:Ion.
litill.

‘TELEGRAPH SWINDLER'
CAUGHT IN POLICE NET.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17. lI‘t‘IIdIII'iIIkI
liul'old lirokt'tn‘. 21, who ilIII poliI-II,

tIhul‘gtI, is (lilt‘ oi lllt‘ t'll‘\|‘|'l’l§l "tI-lII-
graph switttiiI-rs" in tho l‘t)llllll')', II il‘
IIt'tIIItztIId 1IIIIII- lodtty by dIItIII-tlIIIII 11»
is \IIIItIiiltIttlly I-lItIt'uIIIl with tlt‘fl'ilUdI
iIII: (-‘hurhIs t‘. llildrith oi \VIIrIIIIstIIII,‘
tItIIi lI‘IIIIIlIIIIiIIlI St'lllllliltli of
'l‘hII plIItI \I'Its. tIIIIIorIi
to tIIiI‘IgrtlplI soinIIi
mom-y, signing
of sdIIIII friend or win

tlII IIIIIIIII

ti\'I- whom tlIII IiIItinI an-w to ho out
III most «uses ”to IIIoIII-_\
mid.

of town.
IIII< {Ol'llLt'tlllllllll, it is

 

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I." Do you wish to purchase a Record? LI
I ml} Phone 990 or call and your order will receive .3}. i
l u! our best attention. Our store is open every fil‘
; Ill" evening until 9 p. m. ”iii: 1
. Nil If 'h , l 4., . l- .111
1 lil _ you-Wis to mane your so onion 1n the :14 It,
; l“ quiet of your own home ask us about our lit l
l .
i ll RECORD APPROVAL PLAN . 1i” .
1 I ll These and an earnest intention to satisfy your ,i l
l every desire to the best of our ability are some . I
l l of the reasons why you should select yOIIIr Vic-

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31 Main St.

 

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1h Wig“.

 

Fred H. Poniy

Palace Theatre Building

Scuth Norwallr, Conn.

I! fact/d 298B

‘Oitl written durinII ptsi )Ctli's.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

HOWLAND’S

 

IW’H/II 7., .,_

,W‘m.

Whammy, ll), 1316.

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Store hours 8:30 to 6; Sat urdlys 8:30 A. M. to 9 P. M.

 

COLDER---says
the Weatherman

And so the store brings forward ’thosc

jihings that cold weather makes nccdcd

quickly.

They are ready-instantly. Anti l‘lOWlantl
service is just as chccrlul as it is prompt,

Expanding l

Expanding. Broadening out. Growing
bigger. Improving. Striving to make each
day a better day!

'l‘hat is the rec-
11 is the record now beingr

'l‘ltztt is the store's rerot'd oi‘prog'rcss.

made ballot and better.

Expansion! For six months \\L‘ '\c be cu quietly lillill—
ittg ready .1 bit.I new addition to the store.

We've tiot let that work itticricrc witlt our good scr-
vicc any more than wzts unavoidable.
pztnsion 5:11." or Alteration sulc—bccuusc such an event
would reduce stocks ittsic:IIi_IIi keeping; llit‘iii up to point
where you could depend on them. We've talked little about
the new building~but gouc :IltcuIi tilld undo it rcudy
i'ztst :15 we could.

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Now it is getting :IIIIIIII; towutds the cod!
get idea of its cxccllcttcc and size trout tltc new tItilliucry
section. And other floor: will be made I'cIIIly rapidly.

Here is one secret: 'l‘ltc Vit‘it'olzts and the Sporting
Qoods are going" to have the finest of quarters tight up on
the Fourth floor with lots oi light :Iud comfort. We’re
getting ready as inst as. we can!

Over 25,000 square feet 01 iloor space is
added to the store. by tho addition. That's

I, quite a store in itself, isn't it?

We've hold Ito lix- ‘

 

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fiOWLAND’S .
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.l‘hc “outlier; Fair and wind” _-.;_ i
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MORE ROOM---
Cry the books ‘,

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And they are getting ill .4:

My, how the holiday bookshop is spring?| i
log into being:

Already it is twice as big as the regular;
bookshop-anal growing. Fli'tc time to choose ..
gift books!

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Rugs and such . .1

must contract:

\\ith cvcnbody clsc happily scekittu tunic mom for '.‘
itolidIIy \lillt‘a, ihc ltu gIItI 111 is Szt’d—ltl‘itl .1 lot oi lttvtttckcct»
613 will be glad!

Mi'. ltugmuu iigtu‘és he must one up :I lot «If (Izu‘pctr
11:111. ,

NC 1111:} :1 lot of utcrchttudisc in titcrc;
witctc it (till .111 be IttoIchi i.o

So he ptoposeI to sell us much oi it :Is is possibic:-,
:utd make the scllittII insk bI’ Iiicrittg Htilllf’S
HERE .ItlI‘l. StiMlz‘ ()lI' MUSE SA\1N(‘IS:-——
\\‘iltott VL‘lVL‘l ottc- -pich tugs. ”by '13 feet, not perfect
:Ivc. lcl'illilr 813—- 521.‘
Axmittstcr seamless rugs. rich llIH‘ltl and Oriental p.1l- ‘
ttms, :IioIIIitIII colots, ‘1 by 13 icct tryulztr S23. 50—— I

$10.50

Brussels seamless tugs in small- i'i-Iurcd pztticrns. blucr‘
lltll brown :tttd green cii;cts, ‘1 by 12 icct, regular $111.50
tIISJlSIL—A I $18.50. : r

Reversible SnII‘t'uzt liiill rugs, tbt 71cm. tticc patterns
and coitus. I'Iqulu 57—— 36. .

Puttelcd Amtittstm rugs of rich cii'cct, 7': by 1015' -

toIIulttr .‘ii.5o— . $12. .‘erI I;
Fiber illf'S especially good {or bcdroom use. green blue ' ‘
tztn :Ittd bIoIIII, (I by ‘1 feet. I‘eguiut' S.'I‘.7S—« $2.75.

doesn‘t knob;

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Axmittstlc—rt ugs itt ltzutdsomc p'intI‘IItts, 37 by (It) inch-
cs,rc§IIt1:Str $2.75.

Soil :tttd_ :Iiimctitc IIclI ‘ct rugs, 37 by 51 inches. reg.
uizuIs 1.5tI—-— $1.25. " "

Bedroom rugs of heavy (thitta tttztitiug‘, crisp turd
clezutly and attractive oi pnttcru/ 7‘- .1) 10‘: feet. regular:
53—- ‘ $2.50.

( rex lillillllif‘ illQ'S, oi wire grass twisted ropes bound
together with a strong Vill‘p of cotton twiué, 1) by 15 feet,
regular $7.50— $6.50.

Wild's cork linoleum, good weight. good patterns, reg—

ular OUC squzrrc yard— . 50c.
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FATRCHILD'S
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

Saturday is Jewelry Day
10 Per ‘Cent Discount
FAIRClIllLD JEWELRY is t'cprcsctttativt‘ of your

own individuality. Herc you will find things thui IIrII

new and different. Holiday stocks (11". at top fullness
now. .
n w . - ‘ .
lhcrc Is quietly correct .l(‘\\'L‘lr'\' tor the particular

titan—charming gifts fIItI~the girl who loves
things.

VISITORS ARE HEARTILY WELCOME.

G._.W. Fairchild 8t Sons, Inc.

997 Main Street—Arcade Corner
At the Sign of the Chimes
BR/lDGEPORT. CONN;

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A Lovely Blouse . Necéssary
With every Suit or that

When a woman takes oFf her coat or even opens it‘
and throws back the fronts, the entire success of her cos-
tume depends upon the Blouse she is. wearing.

Never were there more beautiful Blouses than these of
Georgette Crepe, Crepe De Chine, Satin, Fine Laces and
Nets and Dainty Lingeries.

New collars, new sleeves. Solid colors
plaid and stripe effects, a‘so white and flesh.

There is a liberal ranch—of sizes in every model.

........ ..... 31‘98 tnse‘so

 

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