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Telephone No.1230
Scwh Norwalk Tmst Co. B|dg
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Water St. South Norwalk
WEATHER FouECAsT." 1
l-‘or'v't'nsl lul' Norn'nlk :rnd vicinity:
fair ionic-ht and Sunday; moderate
in tr'r'sh southwest and \\'»'.st \vinds.‘
YVV'i-ullrt-r',('t)xtditions' l‘lvnsnnt Vi’t’lllll‘
d‘" prevails this morning in nearly all
uisir'icts oust of the. Rocky Moun-
tnlns. The temperature continnt‘fi
lm for 1111' season of the y '111' in the
wool-11m districts. The rninirnnm
11'111ptz'a‘11'11'1's 1.101.}; 1111' llt‘flllt‘i‘n bor-
tutis this 1110111an in nearly nil 11'5-
Iricts cast of the Rocky Mountains.
’l‘he ternpu'raturo tlllllillllt‘h‘ low for
(111' season of the your in iln- .sontir
o-r'n districts. The minimum 1111::‘1'1'11
inn-s hiring the northern border from
Montana to Mnin range from ‘20 to
.VVEATHER A» YEAR AGO.
TODAY
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t‘lll NEWS
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lint-1'.inghanrml’ost. No. 1'3, (1. .\. IL.
moi lue't evening in tho lronrlriuai'tor's
in the Town Assembly Hall building.
in VV'nll street, and transact 'd.ruvul:11'
minim-Rs.
Among 111-: passonuors soiling: today
0111110 steamer “St. Paul," of 1111-
A1111 "14-2111 1.11111 for 1611341111111, is Frank
loodr-hild, of this city, who .‘ll‘t'lll‘f‘il
iris ticket and 1‘1'1'11‘1'V‘niitills through
the office of J. 211. Liryton & (‘11., 1110..
3111111 agents of the American lino.
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-—~(l"r':rt variety of cops, ()"llrii'n's.
ltontinr' t)ti.~ittoss was transacted :11
last night's meeting of (‘ot'kono 'l‘r'ihi'
1311. 3‘1. 1. 0. R. M.
iii-color business was tr'ansgu'tml
during the regular business rnceiinu .
art‘ 0111 Well (‘omrmiiuior'y, .\'o, him. 17.
(1.0. . .3114.“
Thr- rcgulur' met-ting of the 1’.
V1,. of the South Norwnlk Congrega-
tionnl church will not he held tomor—
i-ow nttmnoon. as the (11181-1 will visit
1111- 11""1c-nnitlr V. M. C A. men's mesh
inu, Members are asked to be at the
local (lunch at 3:15 unlock, so thrI
start can be 111111111111 automobiles at;
that. hour.
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The South Norwnlk Trust Comp-1m?
SlillOS that 1110 safety and service n5:-
‘sured to all patron's have won for
of
them the. reputation of being one
the leading banks in this section The
resources of the Company are near- 1
ing the two and a half million dollar
mark.
N6 Matter How High
the interest rate no invest-
ment can be considered desira-
ble 1111111.. the safety of the
principd to absolutely assured.
amazement of this
every other certification Md
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or a good warm overcoat!
There is no time to waste. it is. overcoat-1111M.
store ready with the
have any trouble, Sir, in picking :1 coat.
lis the men’s
Do you like belt across
(11' do you like the Chesterfield coat
with no belt and the refined box shape topped by velvet
1):) you likt :1 10114 0 er't‘oat ‘
tilting back or big lo. we style?
What is your ltlLJ‘. ot style?
back or all around?
thoose just the style you like-—
:1nd you may be sure it is worthy and of right quality.
the real thing for yarnnv men
Among thein the 111115: 1“;‘111114 111g 51 tyles me getting our the
line in great style.
lhey’ re all here.
(Lhcstei'fields are the
tall smoothly :urd straight lir'om shoulder,
ycar~in-ycar'.1 llll
And nlsters :nrd greaterizrts-necded right now by men
who motor.
Mujority of these o'1'1'rCoats from llar't
'Mark 111 the House oi ix11ppenireimer—thzrt means splendid
combinatirn ol style and tailoring '
sis 8311 :111d to 53.
Mntn floor. rear.
Hal Hal Here‘s
more warmth!
For the 111:111 who believes in keeping warm as well as
,vfashionabie!
mt mm WA“ moo Imam.
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HoWLAND's ~
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Opera waists:
bargain at $2.95!
Fresh 111113 crisp _:1nd beautiful.
Smart styles and newest styles.
w Of beautiful voile and fancy cotton and linen and b.1-
trste.
Mostly pure white but :1 few in rich and unique gray.
Opera are not 111 t:1in:y w .rists and these are some
gems from the Opent Colleclltlll.
Great majority of them worrld scll usually at 55, some
are worth as much as s8, :1 very few are regular $3.50
11':11s1s,——~;111'ric1' of the lot :11 - $3.05.
second floor.
Great sweater
for a man—$4
,\ sweater to keep a man warm without being a bur-
LlCll.
Built So it will slip under usual coat without bulging
any where.
\
No collar, no pockets. V’ neck, close-fitting, good
looking.
Fine worsted of light weight—but, because pure worst—
ed, very warm.
Navy, maroon, dark or light gray, brown, dark green
_S.t. .
l‘mut lmwini'nt.
Get a Stetson!
.\othin;4 wild oi' woolv about Ste: on hats; in spite of
popular belietin the cowboy .rnd his Stetson!
111 fact, reason cowboy bought :1 Stetson hat was be-
cause it gave him longer service and better.satisfaction
than :my other but he ever knew.
Stetson hats do that today—for men of wisdom :111
over America.
'l‘hey’ve great style as well as great quality.
Take :1 look at yourself under the Criterion or' the
Newport, it you wish to see just what good‘lrztt—style is!
good style may be combined with comfort!
Mufflers of cleverxsort, woven from gray wool, soft
surface—S 1.
and some with bril—
gray \Vin'.crd:1_\ 1.11.11 spar.
Knitted mufflers in rich colors,
iiant' contrasts that'll make :
Fiber silk-81 and more; pun; silica—5,1 111 511,
Good black socks of warm C1111 11-—--,‘.-3c.
Cashmere socks
ur'ally cold—25c
to keep 11:11'111 1911111114 111:1 :'-c11
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Union suits of good solid cr',1111111-—1\‘5c.
Shirts and drawers of wooi-and-cotton interwoven,
gray, nice weight—s 1.
Flannel shirts with attached collar, wool-:rnd-ct'rtton
flannel of course—:51.
. Domet pajamas, let a man sleep warm and comfort~
'ably, good colors tlmt’ll laun tier—Si.
Right of Muir: street door.
Little boys have
smart overcoat: too!
1
Little boys Can have pinch-back overcoats, if they want
And they can have those dandy collars that button
either close or wide, as a boy wants to have them!
'And they can have those smart live fabrics or blue
Little boys needn’t take :1 back seat for anybody: here
a7! clothes to keep them right up in the front rank!
Gray or brown mixtures, plain blue chinchilla.
2 Pinch back or belted styles.
me: warm can be.
with 111111111151.
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bank eplaces safety ahead of -;
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Mable .
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' elect beads. 52.50111 :7 so.
term 1 1 1111111111 magma—41x;
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Stetson is fine on colors too; the new (11111 1'1 :1y and
1(ii'eystone and 1\_\' and oil \e"111111e that mighty qriick.
lhese are all soft Stet sons :11 Sd—and there are der-
bies just as smart and attractive; :11 33.510.
Main floor. roar.
A new non-slip Underfittings
handbag—$1.50. “'1. of true warmth.
Clever new shopping-bag Boys’ balbriggan union
have soft fleeced lining. (Ian 1
to slip over the wrist. . c1 awl' 50c and 6(1c
Boys’ ribbed black cotton
’l‘lris handle is “$331116 ("id stockings of special stoutness,;
is joined together by :1 slide. fOY S.C11001.\\'61U'4-15C3
Girls" nice soft white cotton
Slide is easily slipped up union suits are warmly fleecedE
close to wrist—7.11111 with no -—-3()c and 60C-
diSCOINfQTl bag 15 held filmll’lton 5111c kings of mediumb
so it can’t fall from arm. weight—15c and WC-
VV'ar'nr uruorr suits for wo-
Leather-coveied or metal men—low 01 Dutch or high
. . neck, nice wei'4'ht, fine cottoir,
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frame. fitted wrth “”56 'md doubly comfort 1.:ible because
mirror—731.50 and to 53- they. are cut to fit 111111 11111
. stretched into :1 shape which
Two new-style hand-bags they would quickly lose——
are'in pocketbook shape with $'-1 15 and $1 35.
Handsome stockings in all
strap back Black pin seal— the rich colors that go so well
$1, 50. . with the smart new shoes.
. , , Blues and browns and bronze
Richest new drawstring and such. Amongcicver pat-
bags are velvet and silkaand terns are gold dots and figures
beautifully decorated with cut- 0“ bronze and white “KW“
on black! One’s favorite color
Mango—11m
TVictor records of all sizes 11p to 13 in hes with the :znne
Women’: r4ood black cot-E
LOGIC warm
handsome coats.
Light and fine and deliciously-war111 coats. 7',
For women, for young folks, for girls. -
. What splendid 111111113! \V’tiril velour and spruce mix»
1tures :nrd such. 1
VV'ltat effective styles. litti 11g gracefully it shoulders
,but draped with plent v of attractive 11111111134 lintsmand‘ ,
In 1th collars that will snn4 1411' 114111 11p under one's chinl "
and insure double warmth and comfort.
515 and more.
Second floor. ,
Victrola V1 is a
marvel at $251
Vic:trolr V1 is :1 small instrument that takes up very 7
very little room it may be tucked .111 av in :1 corner be- é
s
neath table or stand, whent its voice is stilled. Vet it plays
'splendid effect as d) the bigy Victrolas! - l
; Victrola V’l is but 8‘- .1 inches high and about to “Kiwi"
square, built of handsome 11:,1k equipped with excellent re-
producer and all the link devices that make operation oil
‘a Victrol:1e'15v.«
oi',d from instr:umentil to v'ocal! fl
1 And how clearly and sweetly is pizyts ver'v Sort of rec-
3
l
V'l:l it maybe bought, with :1 record cabinet and :1
dozen 111111111 double -:t'1ced records for :1 total sum of but 1'
846—1111 this may be paid 111 as pleasing a rate as 75
jcents :1 neck!
l‘x-ont lutwlrwirt.
It’s time fort l Flannelette to
warm gloves. 1 keep women warm.
l
little folks need 11111111 \V/onderfnl warmth and
gloves to keep h'nrds ,nnnlconnort is assured woman
who chooses flannelette for '1
chapping lttakes but :1 littleihe, 51131311111" u'n'ments
0‘ k9?“ 5“ “1‘ Chi” 1“ m' 1ke. [is not lrcavv and cumb'ra , ‘
tenue 1 hands grow very sore. some, is graceful and attract-
' ,ive. .
l
1 Protection costs little—for! Pajamas in wliitt'oor stripts,
grime are 1111111 111111121 gloyes high or round neck >izes '4
lat 50c and (10C; iiice knitted ‘0 14““ 2;? ‘9,”-
Wolf “loves it ”R1" (iowns with high or round,
" " “ " ' xor V" neck, white or tasteful
. . 1' -'__' '7 ’
' VV'omen’s ‘h :1 morsett ' ”“1"? M ‘9 Cm“): . ~
4101'5'1re omf 1rt 11111 wrrrn blip'n'er gowns 01. white or
C ‘ C " ' 'strrpcd llannelette~$t and
and0 give good service. 'lheyc 5;, 3; . 1
look like leather, are cloth, Gowns in special propor-
will wash nicely—3'1. tions for women of full fig-
1 . ure. sizes 18 to iii—$1.50
1 Cape gloves are handsome 50...,“ "00,,
and st launch :rnd about the
imost-serviceable of leather
gloves for women’s winter, . Emma“
1 for boyc’ fun.
wear. Handsome tan shades,
fine 61‘ fit—$1.50, Football of same size and
shape as the one Yale and
Ccntcrgaisle. roar. ‘ Princeton battle over Satur
I dayi
Handkerchiefs; Made of pebble-grain leaf
1 er with canvas" lining and go
m" value-35° stout rubber bladder.
. How it w 11 soar when a‘ f ‘
d .Vf‘y ““3 ““d She“ 3‘“ low catches'rt just right! ' eh
am Y- Listed by makers at S
Embroidered in corner with ~3n§tipldgg§3e gum f .
tasteful figures-and how boy ,5 but ‘2 medium ' .
finely embroidered! , 7 _ with 7011001117 and
’A limited quantity only.
Usuei price 501
Norwalk Chronicler