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TOUR [NSUMNL‘E SHOULD BE
WRITTEN TO PROPERLY C0?-
Eil YOU. Think um over. it neu-
douth Norwall; Trust Co. Bill.
Taylor&Golden
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
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i ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
iMiss Sarah Kossky and Morris Your-
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‘ tricky to Wed in August
' Miss Sarah Kossky, daughter
Ml'. and Mrs. B. Koss'ky, of .\'t’-w York,
has become engaged to many Morris
Youi‘dislty, of South Xurualir 'l‘lv
wedding will take place next Auumt.
\lr. Youi‘dislty presented his sui “tr
heart with a handsome diiimonil ring
Miss Kossky received it miiiiiiei» iii
bi-autit'ul presents in honor of her i‘ll
engiment.
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.\it‘s.1‘hurles‘ t‘. l‘w'ry entertained ‘
at auction at the Nuruaik
(‘oimtry Club, yezterday atti-i-noon. ii
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gift/things and an allntheayear store abounding in needed merchandise for ever
purse.
"‘15:“ ”ember was a delightful occasion. 'l‘bt-re
"i', ”fill! himself. Vit‘l‘i“ nine tables, and beautiful lltllltl
3 1‘ is : - made primes were await-doll to the fol-
mflfmo “Am the lowing guestm First, Mrs. William E.
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‘.\ltlllll(‘“r‘i' second, Mis. limo) Motii- h d d
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1:: I}: jgomery, third, Mrs. Munsoii Raymond ‘ ome an every taste an every
‘i'ourth, Mrs. Fred S. Lyon: fifth, ilrs‘.
Bnov Galls Eiolin Slit‘rlllilll. ‘ v.- .
I?” l Lee S. Smith, refund muster of ill"
Oll‘lic [h Norw‘h :gi'zind (*n(‘fllllplll;‘:l writs [gs-voted“ at .
i- ' lilie South Norwa rut roa sta on, W fi
1‘ r .ihlh‘ morning, by Milton Elwood, who.‘ omen ’ nest
H; ‘—--ion behalf .uf the local organization. ‘
lose ‘ presented Mr. Smith with a litindsomc ‘ 0 '
“W FORECAST.- .iiuuiium of HOWI’rd. .'\lr.Sluiih was m: ’ult, are . .
all: rwollt and vicinity: his way io,¥l""‘!0rdi “MT" 3‘“ i" h" . , .
m‘.’ dlyAiiicrenglng clgud‘; in: «nun-mum today- . Richest suits for women that the season has seen.-
. '. r. ong roux o ’ ._._..— . . '
iii “and,“ ,mm “W. . ~ .. . “MN. } I \ selling now at $31.50. .
.i. WWW! is causing ““9““? Mm“ ‘“ ’” ‘ “-‘ " ‘ ' it is really amazmg news, though stated in matter-of-
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“,1 e ted weather between “\Hglll Keep and liiia. “in. la. .iui “Ct flShl n ,
i‘ttl ntains “d the Misais- thew-s, the occasion was celebratvd by Q ' . ' . ' . ‘\
i 935”“ weather prevails a pleasant dinner party last. evening. These are l'lCh SUllS in every detail.
“I ilasinsippi river and the g \ __ A mic-r of . . . . .
i... t. The temperatures are EM" :in ‘,",“' it"!!! r :‘l' ' Fabrics are rich. Models are rich. Effect IS rich.
orning in he northwest. congen a r cm s were p 9: ’ll . .
:1" it. At Williston, Nomi; ..~- C0105 are “Ch-
lit t‘agmmageme? rho“, Miss Elizabeth Show In“ return”! For example, a great many of them are in the warm
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Ii districts. g " '\° "W ““3““ “‘ f“ “1“ 'jf‘m'” l“; giowmg tones of burgundy! Then there are soft delightful
“ _ _ -... a”. _-.- ’ '. wton. . ass, a ter spent rm :1 ' . . . ..
i. ,nmnkflgflm vacation mm W W, browns and qunetsat‘isfying blues! /
1: tom... lli‘. iimi Mrs. Henry 0. Shiver. l 3 And what tailoring! Thorough. Expert. Masteriy.
i —"" 'h 110 o woin for . .
1 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fay and film NI twe fig! tllscl $2; rdt $50 “182)!“ £11171?! usually
' ily. who have lit-en visiting Mrs. T‘iiy's 03 W0" SC 3 an - me WOU ring CVCn
ioi . \ ._...__ “min... Mrs. Edward Kelly, iii cm. more than that—up to $65 and $70.
'uutoeii of (‘ourt O'wlle liuiigli gcont 'i‘onncel, have "4“er to their And now, because their maker wanted to Clear hlS
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'~ ,natilo. will meet tomorrow cv. . borne in i “n, ry . StOCk in a hurry—choice iS $31 50
.: ’ the Catholic glubbouse. in“ Lieutl‘ommlndt‘l‘ Tenn“. M, Mm: ‘ c
nun. in eight “flm‘k' ‘ion and Dr. James A. Mock, of Soutlif M M. £25!
. iNorwnlk. uttcnded the dinner of tho[
w. it; Saturday night. Town Ash: St. Nicholas Soaiety at nelmonkoifiq
“.9. all. Grace Brotherii' trpleco‘ New Yuri}. list evening. , I
- I 'ith cathedral chimes
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"_ i Mrs. Robert way entortiiineil iii
mono y friends of Mil-is once! was at her home on EM, Em m.“ Frail; Baum anal atheifalzardl
LB. i be pleased to learn that. . T! 0 min -
-‘ ;llth, yesterday afternoon. I n , t3 new atone: to C 1 no ‘
(Ilium: lending" after ad! two i, WES/ti. pleasing success. , ‘ /
N“, . as. ... e a span in: n I u____ , . . ' 3;, 5‘,
W3). Miss Agnes L. Ooldemf Tm, 1mm,“ wm CM, w,“ "W! ,What a delightful lot of books for children.
,"llc’l‘g’ ““a ”ii-mi Mrs. Frederick 8. Lyon. :26 Flax; Not a dull word in them; not a somber minute.
"“9"" ‘ ‘ - Road it won. . ' . . .
Sigimr mung M Arion ”a“! “I“ . “ML“ 6“ ' ' But, instead, enjoyment that iS full of thrills and fun
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}" its ‘ under new manngel Miss Clara Grindrod, of .‘sorwnlii.1 'and inlCTCSt. . ' . .
’fi}: iiesim. Ladies fulfil-“Deni- a few days in “mm“! mm“ l Little boys and girls are gomg to get their fill of pleas
.,.,,,'_fi§ —- Hi. i ant reading—we can tell it by the way folks are“’picking
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militia). 0mm: Jagger; Charles 1,_ “mm, a, “mung, M i such books as these.
1 l-Jiiipii 9 case of Mrs Rose :1 visitor in Norwalk ‘toduy, on host: ‘ The Ben Fairies—L. Frank Baum—81.25.
191.. he mean. i ' Boum'ii Own Book for Children—stories and verse: front the tumours
“L “a Anna Hamilton. Ac— __,,_......-..——- , , uid chnrmlns Oz books—$1.36-
“V‘NW i f for back rent, At‘ Try y, Sentinel Want Adv. l Down Spider Web Lime—o fairy story by Mary Dickerson DonnJioy—
'4 il- " is represented the! - i5 0-
' “it . ___.._._...__——- i i Tho Picture Honk of “’tst‘lom-lllmtrutod with over 800 picture
3'5“ "’3 i I - i lumpsl--~$i.50. .
mill) to ” g l RAcE PAR'SH ANNUAL l o A Book of Quaint 0H l‘th:.'iiics——iliultro.ted by Frank Adamo—50c.
‘r' be i clpul. items at the, ' Tho Ll‘nd of Doii't~\\'in‘it»’l‘o—by Lillian Bell, with pictures by Milo
ill?“ ”1 antimonlai will be a.’ l W‘“‘°'“"“-""’-
"0““ d K, I ' II AND fMR “fl” f The iii; not-.i. iii iniiii-y 'riiii-s-—iieauiiriitiy illustrated—82.50.
ltllt’emll ' Ru yord ping’s, ‘ i The Allies‘ Fulry Book-—illttstmted in color—81.75.
f L'.’ ’a" go Dbin, reacted byi ____..._. i l To; 0' the World Stories by Emilio Pontoon—tales of Lapps and rain-
:lOIlilirmb stated by members. 0 1 th ost successful “Mi”. deer rind snow-kings and such—Si. Wl . ‘0
h 37'“ v -i ne 0 e m ‘ ‘ “f “in Owl Stories—almond“ book by llinm Rose—— 1. .
""Tt 1." l: cm ;a and the goat Nor lever held 1“ Grace Parish Hall, fab-l l 'l'bo Gue- Book—llluntmtzd—SIJB. ‘ 33.5%
. . ,‘given last evening by the mem ereI \ . “lilo Picture Book—very my". ”"1554“. i: 1|
”‘50 ll "" of the combined Women s and Junior ! - ‘ a
AS of New Canaan, who - Guilds of Grace church as the animal I m cord-par. ~..-_ .
CHIC; sterday morning, in l fair and sale of the'Womtin s Gui: . l-l
Flétllk q ‘S t Tb magi The affair was very largely a tent ,
"m r 01“ _ Y ergean 0 led, and every article placed on anti;
we” set ennesa was arraigned i by the ladies was disposed otddurinili .
new” .1 \ ckwood in the "Bathe course of the afternoon on even. S r . 0,. ~_
lila‘il for momlng and was glv-f lug. Tb; Iglintcyv ”billing 1:12:13”? om: that ton
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:31“ tiling); I _ n jail..and costs. Thelgéongéi'ard. and Mrs. Schuyler Hamil COHCC ll y‘t to be bid
team. - 'im'mm to “'71 lion. Mrs. Thomas Mumy and'iilrs. ‘ ., .. . ,.
‘ " ‘ ‘Wmiam' were i“ ““3" °‘ ‘1‘“ “£3: Uu‘st one ton of coffee to be sold at speCiai price. *
ding Skates on shoes $4.00
at Donnelly’a 16 South biota
table, and Mrs. H. E. Bishop.
F‘rederibk Ham and Mrs. Henry T.
Prowitt presided at the candy table.
Supper consisting of bouillon. chick-
! To be sold just to win a
way into added Bridgeport
homes. 7 ,
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finsiness‘
eel-vie to you.
c ' ding up and de-
g 0 ~. your business at-
Chtleking Account in
Will‘pr‘éve of the
I“ . tiles. cold meats, sweet potatoes , .
Affairs fighthemcs‘..." mi? “iig‘iiic‘iiieehmi V L Our regular 35-cent coffee, roasted here at the store,
(i. a e was re , _ .
3353:; on ten gagging. ely decorated. l f splendid strength and flavor. 4 “)0. ‘1
it sent . ' 7... .
{0311;311:9123 mid presented a very ‘,__ 1‘ Blue; part of the ton has been SOld. 4;. .2. 4— ‘
urge "and «oddity in-
list of satisfied cuss.
in the .120th possible
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/ piquancy of its wearer.
Howumo's
Will you remember one thing. in particular. throng ‘
the days from nowtill Christmas
Boudoir cops
give new chum.
Boudoir cap is a true beauty
bringer, a charm that adds to
And here are new ones with
potent charm!
Crepe do chine with a bit of lace
and ribbon, pink or blue or corn
color—59c.
Net with ribbon roses—59c.
Flowered chiffon with glistening
gold bends and dulnty lace-69c.
Crepe do chine in special designs.
trimmed with love and ribbon—81 to
”.15.
Georgette crepe in unique hooded
styles, beautifled by ribbons and roses
~82 and 82.50.
loco-d floor.
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Pompodour petticooto
with summery effect!
Pompadour, because in
flowered patterns—of course.
Very dainty, and summery,
and charming—quite pleasing
contrast to the season!
Pure white deep flouitce
with flowers in pink or blue
or lavender—$1.50.
Black with effective flowers
in blue dzivender or pink-—
$1.25.
loco-d floor. 1m, " VJ"
Sweet-scented sets
of Diet-Kiss!
Couldn’t be anything but
delightfully perfumed, if of
Djer-Kiss!
A clever French thought.
Direct to the stofé from Ker-
koff-I-wii'o manages to keep
making his wonderful per-
fumes and also manages to
get them across old ocean to
his American friends.
These particular holiday
sets are made up of extract
and face powder or toilet wa-
ter or extract with face powder
and sachet. .
, $2 and, 32.75,,
32.5010 315!
and well-made.
and green and brown.
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That one thing i
The Howland service to you is of the heart as well as the head.» \Will
u also remember that this is two stores in one—a holiday store pack ed witliv'
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Save $2.50 to $15 ,
of a suit? price
Today new prices have gone into forcemn a lot of l
excellent suits for young _vomen and women of small fig-l
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Those new prices bring a saving—anywhere frOn‘il
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It’s worth-while saving! Each suit is new and styleful i
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The models are the best ones of this season. iii-Ft 1
Colors are the sought colors:—-burgundy and navy}
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Sizes 16 and lS—aiid the most with rich trimming;
Here are the old prices and the new:—- i
were $22.50 $25 and $27.50—
were $30 to $37.50-
were $40 and 545——
Yet each suit must be seen before one can appreciatd
what the saving actually is! w
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Second floor. \
No more paradise i
can be imported?“ ’ .
Under the new law, paradise feathers will no longed
be admitted to the United States. Maybe you’ve read how;
they’ve been stripped from bats by customs officersi,
But that doesn’t make folks like lllc‘ill any the less“.
And some are still to be had. To be worn in safety too—«3
so long as one doesn't take a trip outside the country!
Rare beauties, graceful in their drooping curveskand'i
their sweep, wonderful in marking—and what‘royai gifts};
According to size and fineness—$2.50 to $25.
“ofipmnd floor. ' _, '
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Let Thermos malice '7
the trip enjoyable
When Thermos bottie‘is companion 011 motor tr
comfort is sure. ‘ ‘ .
it keeps the coffee steaming hot—and the coffee know
both driver and passengers comfortable—and every mt!“
merit of the trip is enjoyed thoroughly, ' . . ; .
In piiuii omens—pint. not: qua-fl. u. 1.3 'm ‘-
Nickelodz—pint. 32.50; quart. ".15. .i '- ‘
> Leather carrying-oueo—u.“ and 01.50.. ,
.ii. _..i_ Outer aisle. from.
attractive appeirance. Musl‘ ‘ was
rendered by a local orcheatn.
Mrs. F. A. Van Buren was the chair-
man at the supper committee, which
had the successful nfluir'in charge.
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by Undue Tribe in mi bullion ‘ Wow
Washington street, Friday'evenina.
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