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Progressive Banking
The affairs of this Bank are governed with comervatism, outcr-
. price and up—todnto methods.
As a result of increasing bu slnoss we am hotter propared than i
ever before to handle the accounts of our customers. l
Our facilities for it sound and satisfactory banking service nre
as nearly perfect as modern, progressive ideas have yet devlscd— i
V. let. actual results demonstrate to you the wisdom of having an 3c- 1
3 count with us. .
We loan money on first mortgage. 1
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Kimonos
Flannole'tte and Serpentine Crepe Kimonos in a large va-
new oi. styles and coiors.
min and with Japanese or floral designs, trimmed with set-
in bands or ribbon trimming; made in Empire; style, or
“at yoke and some at. the waist.
Wand extra large sizes. Prices range from
, $1.00 to $2215.
Shellannelette Kimonos.....‘ ........ ‘ .. 59¢
Long Kimonos of Japanese silk in beautiful floral patterns,
Vfimmtwith plaitcd ribbon or with shadow lace, in Em-
phl‘ltk; otrwith Shirred yoke and fancy cords to match,
$8.98
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Charge Accounts 0pc
. ket of the game for Norwulk
. filter the ball wont ..
Chily. Weather
CLQThlES
Now; When You Need Them
danced of waiting until the reel cold “deer one. in—
instend of waiting to save the cash with which to buy
your Winter Suit or Overcoat. COME HERE AND
HAVE IT CHARGED.
Ladies’ and Mtsses’ Suits
5m to $24.50
That formerly sold at $19.50 to $35
ELadies’Coats
Classy models in Latest Materials
$7.98 to $27.50
That formerly sold at $12.98 to $35
Men’s Suits andtivertoats
Cracker-Jacks Every One
$9.50 to $10.50
' Regular selling prices on these Suits and Coats were
$12.98 to $05.
Girls’ Coats $3.98 up
Boys’ O’coats $3.98,;up.
JACOBY’
OPP. HOYT‘S THEATRE.
ned
lby Calder. Mellillian, tho lunkyyen-
tor of the opponents sco vd tho tine!
Willis littltli ' 1
AWAY Hm" YMKERSI another Rout from the floor. and 'l‘lde
" __ thank lllHl made one point for tho
i \isitors on a tree throw after a foul
ihnd hem (let-land on Normnk, u .
1 n beautiful dis-play of tetun work Hur-
poriwtlon. runs up three nice month, rigun gained nonunion of the hall
from the floor. llnrrigitn ill-ring at under the \‘onkors basket. llntl
left guard put-up nInlco mum of bulk. promptly helm-d the sphere into tho
:md caged flvc baskets from the floor goal. A font was railed on Vonim—s
in n vvry hnnr'ly manner. Caldor did and Calder scored exam for Narwulk,
all “1' the foul shooting of the evening, on the {roe shot. Tidabnr-k thou mado
Lntl bugged five shots out or eight a protly shot from skirmish which
lzit‘s. added a couple to tho visitors score.
Mr-Mil‘tm for the visitors played 'l‘v'o fouls wars called on Yonkers ut
grout bull and on several occasions this time. and these were quickly
moutully carting baskets at long turned into a brace of counters for
range. N“ walk. by the ouxloeyed Cl’der.
esstully um baskets at long range. The bell then rang with the score
The new local team lino-played lto "‘ing In Norwalk‘s favor at 13 to 7.
(gelhor [his season for several weeks, Ashmead broke the ice in the sec-
and in that time they seem. to have and hull with it nice shot from tho
porlocted n systcm of team work floor. Hmly evened things up by
which proves battling to their oppon- " mint: one in for Yonkers, but
ants, in the ext: omo. Ashamed was
the pivot around which the play re-
volvsd last evenimr. and the mm
guard put his cohorts through their
paces in a manner which brought joy
to the hearts of the expectent loyal
motors.
With lust~night'l team to represent
No~wnlk this season. it will undoub~
ably be found that during the entire
season this city will figure in a prom-
lnrnt position on the eastern bunt.-
bull map.
\‘un Licu.'ot Westport. a new re!-
creo for Norwulk ions was on the
tic-or inst nlght and got away with
his job In a manner which burs no 100315 by using another basket from
criticism. ' :tho floor, and “Mike' came throng.
“Mike" Smollck opened up the tun for tun more safe one: in maid at
title m~nnlw~ ‘v —~'-~-« ~ -‘ “‘7.'CEPBlon. ‘
With this series of baskets Norwal'
mod to have PM“ “'1 ..--
inn this as sort a mod omen Norwnlk it no Wlth- mochlneliko mahlarlt'
went attor- lts oumnente‘ln a new that the ball was carried down "
businesslike manner. and Hus-rim floor and into the Yank-w: Ir ‘
(Continued from first page.)
‘rlnd another pair for the locals.
McMillan eluded Dusanek at this
tune, and dropped in mg, excellent
baskets Krona near the canton of the
crowd. 'l‘idnbeck dropped in another
coal tor the visitor’s. and things been
to look black for Nonmlk. Haiti
u“ 't'irtrd :lm ha." o'-'mr with i
and Acumen! promptiy turned the
built Ull‘ another, and bhwthk the.-
scr- oi his sixth basket or Me. git
Calder kept up the good work. for th:
shortly-i
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. chalked up u basket from the field time and. again. lie-1y than bro'
frr the second Norwelk count. A, the shell for the visitors when he no
tool was then called on Yonkers. who I basket, from the side of the court.
apparently were on the floor to start. Tidabeck scored the next M‘ 0'
I little much house. and Calder pm!-Dflifll8. Ind 011er than come throuah
ptly dropped tho‘eohero loco metres-g m I brIeo M W in mlk‘
kc: on the tree allot. Hal-rim nah onder. The Norwalk machine unto
1106 Home" from the oklrnloh end “lot going and “limped seared from
added two more points for Norwnlk "V‘ “M' with new Colder scored
by a pretty basket from the floor. the last buket ot the ”0. end ill!
Another Yonketa font was turned into hell In: with the vlelm on the
a count. (or Not-walk at. this point. glandsntolomte. Yukon
1count of the gume for Yonkers when i
he dropped in n bucket from lonL't
tartar. .lealy mode it two more with,
“MW’ Smolick dualicmd his trick saint
floor. which earned cpplsuoo'h-ont the .
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Dresses! A Clearanc
Wednesday Mornin
Do you liltll yourself
' wishing for a little inex-
ipensive frock, and realiz-
‘Ong that one more gown
w uld help out your ward
; “a be infinitely? There
3 ar : so many unexpected
' 0C.A.’casions, and somethim
dittg forest is needed.
. H. are isachancc to buy
one at .. half the price you
would cxpfléd.
L“ A mud) group, taltcn
from our ovcwn attractive
stock, much (reduced in
price. I ,
Taffeta, W“. I h“ Satin Channeuse
in black and cobra
for afternoon and-street wear.
\
wcrc tormthly
slim to Sitilxm
ln sizes lUl‘ 10-year
misses to 40 for women
010.00 to $20.00 .. d... ....
>o r.
Clothes for Dainties f‘ the
Little Folk Tabl
A “Carillodown Set" Chocolate covered t meats,
consists of .1 nice cosy Walla Wnllas, uh ml nuts,
bathrohe. .1 blanket and 5° 0"-
a pair oi little bed slip— ; um, mumm- l‘i mm,
pars, all oi fine lovely ‘16 nu.
fleccedown. In lightbiue . and.
or wonderful Indian col- “m “p13?
ors; 2 t0 6 years, 32.50. penile; 1 2 cu, :
Wash Suits. blue or "“3"“
«tan, for dune boys. i All Wool FfCflCl’l pram, 2 r 26 cu.
Blouses either belted Ol' ‘ Challls Almond paste vogc tics and
loose, with little straight fruit by the box, 65 cu.‘
Fine Wool Clnlli was
material greatly ap‘
4|
M
trousers; 3 to 6 years,
‘1 m CH *1 50 Crystalizcd l’epmiints in
proved by our grand- fancy flower and fruit
White w“ Suits, 2, ll‘lOthl‘S. j I forms: ..50 cu‘
3 and 4 years, $1.50. In fact ;. Chalk-dc. choice Ssltod Nuts,
laine made a best, Sun- ”‘00 “ P°““d‘
My 0"“ day~go-to-meeting gown. ' Fine Chocolates, in (ll’cOl‘ttlt‘tl.
Tucked and embroid-
ered with little yokes
tucked, or with embroid-
ered floral spray, very
dainty, 0 months to 2
boxes, $1.00 and $1.25
Mary Garden Chocolates,
$1.00, $2.00. $3.00
Maillard's Chocolates, l, 2. 3
Now it has many uses.
it makes lovely negli-
gees, house frocks, kimo-
nos to slip on over the
years, ..i _ night gown, and is nice and 5 “,5. 51.00 to $5.00
59, 89 etc, 31,00 i : for children 5 little dress- Mamas Peppermints,
to $2.50. I CS. ' 25 cts. a. box,
H d d D f L i ght (I ll d d ll r k t"Andy Section. nluin flour. ‘
an -ma 6 resses 0 rounds, str' es ‘ f. __ , .
fine material with hand- fms in 1nd lg
embroidered yokcs, also
yokes smocked and feath-
erstitched in delicate col-
Blue and White
27 inches wide:
591ml 75 cu.
Gl’ CffCCtS; 6 months to 2 ‘ Dress Goods Section. Puma. h oft apan
years, $200 to $8.00. ‘ m8. ho J “
Second floor. on O'dOI'.
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tookn good trimming. but they played» Both teams covered up well in the series will open in the armory, -
gsmcly throughout the content. In first. half of the guru}. and as n. re-l —
the second half of the ”nutrient, ono~ suit th . 20m stood iii the end of the.
foul on Nurwalk was the only foul. half, 8 H‘ 5 in favor otthe l‘lOllleUkSu __.__
ninde. Norwalk made but two (raring in tho second lutltl liowm'ogi. llmisuflord’ Conn,, Nu,“ Tells How
incidentl . throu out the en re Montnuks let loose. and nttert s to“ -
i y ah i life Glands never had a look in. Bask- She Found Health
‘et was runs up by the fast tmvclltngl Stamford. Conn.—-“I am a nurse
Yonkersl locals and the acme stood at 23 to 83mm cultured from a nervous breadth
NERVOUS BREAKDOWN 2t
The lineup and score:
10qu .
Lshler ........ 'L' . .15 ..... Mcmullon! “BT‘llflilil‘grlipfia‘ggycclg-ig“ : down. I had . ridappctite and con?!
Smollclt ............ ' ...... Tldabacki Montauks ('ompo Life Guards i “0‘ 51089 at night. and nothing 8““ t.
R, l". :Lonchak ................... L, Juneauto help me. By chance I heard.o
umnut. Dumas ......... sternum, ‘ R. r. vaml, and after taking the first; bob.
' ' C. H 13' McGulrk ......iupw Woodworthlue I noticed am improvement, and
War-rim ........... t ........ ea ' . . ‘, .1 J. strons'
L. G. - _ iWeaIer .................... W. Jones four bottles mun me v.0 l‘un '.
‘sluneed ........ . ............ Acker C. it 33"" me 3’ hearty appetite, “0 I can.
R. G. iBlnckman .. ......... - ....... Scofleld sleep soundly night or day. 1 COMM“
Score: Field gala. Calder, e; Smo‘ L- G ler Vinol is wonderful tonic." ldlth Ra
link. 8»: Kenya, .5; Alhnaud. 3; Sherwood .........‘ ....... Dilworth'Fmbes' Stuuford’ Conn. .
Tldaback, 3: emit-1. 3;. Boat”. 3.- ' rt. 1,. The vinol is so successful in‘
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F‘oul goals: Calder, 6; Tklobncls. Li Field goals: McGuirlt. 5; Sherwood~ .‘ because
~. "m Lieu; timokeoper.’ 2; Wenter. 2: Blackmail. l: lfillcllak. “WWW“! 50011 conditions is m! as
‘mneid. m ' l1;,Woodworut 2; L Jones. 1. Foul it is 3 constitution” “my 3 3°
“w “"“r'inr'rv same was a, task goals. Sherwood. 1; Woodwoth, 2. to that seat at the trouble. it is $10
_ Mwn‘ruvlts trims-at tho-u a Referee. Wilson; timekeeper. Sus- greatest strenuth creator We know“
‘ wok-«r- mo «"311-th h! with!” field Burns. ' 1 due tovthe beef ”1d cod liver peMDIlWa
we Gourde 0011K and: main. "13'- 'V‘ovnnv-‘ow evening the NDI'WIHI‘ (i ll um peptonwteo and
mm h-imr 98’ to _8.- when tho mat. teem will make its first appaarancejim“ on me n ‘ h it contains-
~“‘ ...“ ”ml" «ml the curtain on an mitalda court under the name KIYCMOWOBDM“ “”3 1“”.
{one down ontho W , lotfiorwolk this Hemnb when it lines ' all dissolvedlaa pure medlclna
Both mm “played so“: Menthol! um Mam tho Yonkers team. inl Wmme seen so many W0“ .
~nd' despite the come the nine m: Yonbrs- - mm,“ like an“ right here in
"...... man-mung, Wooowm'th Noni. Monday evening the famous
'd Pllwrwth worn "to stare-N tho Lautor Brothra' “motion compos- South Norwflk- msed in otter-ins “5
. "o “no"! "mum. on» {moor ad of “Ski-eta." Writ!"~ Dies-no. W “a ”"9ch we . h out
' «m» hm hm min end-two Milo. Bovle. Patrick. and Doyle Will be lh" return “10“” mover! sue k
.... to. low.- Whom) a. Men on. qponentn o! the locals. (1m 0 “on Vinot “115 to benefit.—-Frfln
- tho he". Mull-i of the Hon-'Bmlth wm War-on a" Monday night H Baxter South Norwnlk. Also In
‘Auks led the 601le mm with games berealtor in this city. ' ' * ' drug stores in all Comte
‘ve to his mu. Slim «seat .On December no. one week from ““9 "9““ . at.
two held my and ... mu, ‘ithls Mondey night. the New CMHOWM- ....
,y,. -“"“.. .. .
a: «it. murmur.- not). a“.
by Vinol. that -
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