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Eorecast for Norwali; and vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Sunday.
The western arcs of hizh pressure is,
‘ not central over the Lake region, until
in producing pleasant weather in near-
iy all districts east of the-liocky Moun-
tains, The temperature is slightly
lower in the central and eastern sec-
iions. Frosts were reported from:
llichigan. The Pacific coast disturb-
ance in moving; slowly inland, and is
now central ovcr Montana.
won't-HER A YEAR AGO TO-
DAY.
'l‘clupcratul'cn High, 70; low'.
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Wt 111211 e, Theaivc, tonight 2 coniplctv
Naudeville pcrt‘o 1111-1ntcs. at 7 and 11.,
Miss Margaret llcnl'y, teacher at De
Norwalk High school, is spending tho
Weekend with 31 vs. Schimmel of liar»
pin Beach.
The Norwulk Uartcndcrs‘ Local will
hold a luv-cling tomorrow morning, at
10 o'clock, ill Central Labor Lyccum,
Washington street.
Dchglas Fowler Post, G. A. 11.. in»;
wiles all Civil War veterans and the;
Ladies' Auxiliaries to their last stilli-
mer campfire. Mcet Monday cveniua
:11 8:00 p. m. '
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The Municipal League. will meet on1
Tuesday al'tclnoon. at 3: 30 111-.lock
60111. 23111. instead of .\lond.1y.asus-
fill, at the South \iol walk 1.1b1n1'3'\1.-.
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.flltorium. . i
"113‘ members of Buckingham Past.
will attend the funeral of Conn-ad?
Bradley B. Baker of \Vestport. on Sun-
day; at the Fable chapel. (For will
leave Boston Store at 2:10 o'clock.
Services will be held by the Post,
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——Seud us your inquiries on anything.
.cm'pentcrwisc. "Kindllng wood" for,l
sole. Phone 1082. St. John &‘K(‘,\'S"l‘,
builders.
The public demonstrators of the vot-
ing machines, Rufus J. Smith and Born
mm! C. Feeney, will give a dcmonstra-i
than of the machines at the City Hall'
01 Monday. Tuesday and \‘i’ednesdny
evenings of next week. from (i to S.
Advertisements have been plintcd
' ailing fm bids for the Central avenue
and Evelslcy avenue sew-tr: by (‘1 tr;
Engineer . P Wadhams. The bids
must be submitted each 111' :1 1.0.1311
envelope at Mr. Wadhams' otllcc not:
later than 12 noon, on Thursday. the'
3nd. .
Tomorrow afternoon at, Amuscmciui
mm the Tigers and Independents will 1
home. again. The Tigers are out to
win this third and deciding game tor
other hand the Independents are out to '
win their first game mud boat Olson.
Olsen will twirl again for the Tigers
and will try and make a clean-up of the
series. He claims he is in line shape
and will trim the uptown boys again.
The lineup of the Tigers will be the. .
same as it has been in the last two
games while the independents will
make a slight change. Bennie Whonc
will probably occupy the twirlcrs' box
with Guarancri and Smith in reserve.
‘The Independents are going out to boat
Olsen and they claim they will g9 on,
to his shoots tomorrow. Olsen practil
colly held the uptown boys in the palm g
of his hand last Sunday. and ii the tip-l
town boys solve. his delivery no doubtj
the score will be reversed. but Olsen}
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In! In giving medicine to children;
mun. Baker, Brownsville. Tex. when:
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oxidation. (Jo-n. '
may. September 21. 1911.
Above all:
a Stetson“;
; ‘ thrcvcr a man wants“ a hat for scrvicc-STET-
SON
In the Army, for comfort and durability-~STET-
SON
1 Where
BTFTSON
a man wants
style and lasting color—~—
For the man who knows quality and value——
STETSON
By all tests and by lilo moord of ye cars, SictSon
hats stand above
all others for men.
They are both fine and durable, they are both
5123' lcful and comfmtful.
. ch;dc1'bics as w oil as soft hats~ih0ugh thlo
soft Stetson IS the best known lucu’s hot 111 Arnold:
Take your pick from these diffcrcut Stetsonsr:
Emblem and Challenge
brown and olive drab
84
lcatul'c
([111 grit). gleystonc.
grc-tn 11ml soul brown
$5
Main tloor, roar.
Supreme ‘ . '1,
pearl and brown ,3.“
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\‘clour
grccn brown black—80
Dr‘rlllt‘s 1."
$4 and $5. 5..
Outfit. now,
gcilhcl
Ck.
Show (as of beautiful tics, in lAutumn’s rich col-
ors, in novel patterns-50c 65c and more
Yorke shirts with unique and clover stripes that
men are going to .ihnost tight tor $1." -5 $1.50 $2 and
11101 0.
Tan cape gloves of splendid “lifc”-— $2
licll soft gray mocha glows—~33
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Right. of Main 311091 11001.
Bright beautiful
school ribbons.
For hair bows, the
prettiest gathering 3'01);
and with kccucst appeal
to gills who love bcaut3
and brightness.
' Chocks of 11111113" com-
binations, plaids with just
as many combinations,
fancy stripes that have
licll life, fancy figures too.
And among them all
‘ the favorite 3’Ollllg«f0ll{S
colors— 29c and 390 yd.
Delightful plain moire
i'ibbons too, many hues, —-—
25c and 3? )C yd.
Left of Main Street door.
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Warmer underwear
' for young folks.
"Tis a season of remark-
itble change in tempera-
ture.
1' Children's fleeced vests and
pants, white or gray—good cot-
on.——39c and 45c.
- Girls‘ combination suits of nice
lotion, medium wnelght—‘iSc
1 Boys' fleeced cotton union suits,
Iver gray—.Sfic.
i EZ waists for children. give
puch comfort ——25c
Left aisle, rear.
Women’ s
Victrolas yet; .-
at $15 and $25.
There is more than a
hint that Victrola 1‘ $15
and $2 5 will soon be out
of the market. ,
But thcyn are here now
——'ond to limited quantity “
only.
Each type plays prat ti-
cally any of the excellent
Vicll'ola records.
hither 1s ready to briulr
its 0113031110111: right direct
to every member of tho
family—for Victrola is
tireless entertainer for all.
\‘iotroln \‘I—s25
with $10 01‘ recortls— 835
pay 8!; then 3! weekly
\‘lt'troln lV—Slfi
with $10 of “cords—315
pay $1; thou $751.: wcckly
I'lowlaud Scaled records
for Vi‘ctiola or Columbia.
Better than ordinary
l'ccords because each is
rigidly inspected, is How-
lcss, and has never been
ploy cd by anybody. Same
price as ordinary records
1:00.
New Columbia issue is
ready in these Howland
Sealed records.
Foulth floor. - ' f
excellent
shoes at but $7.
New shoe styles are propetly produced in thcsc
shoes at $7.
Comfort 18 a companion of that good style.
Careful shocmaking is present 111 each pair.
There is case and beauty and reasonable service.
‘And price is but $7;
although we are told day
after day that such shoes as these are not to be had
except for more money 1
m mahogany with brown cloth top. French heel. laced , x
in in cloth top. loced. Cub-n heel '
tan with military heel and tip
with lulu-t tip. military heel ‘
Black alum
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M k0— m with brown cloth top. 311.111 toe. French bu!
ntoo
or
“'10.!
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with to, o! um in cloth.
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Entrances 'on Main St., Fairileld Ave.. Cannon St.
mice to lid us of them 111 a
limo thcy go!
Voiic and 1.111 11‘
White Jap silk waists
and fancy cotton 33' lusts;—
Silk waists, crepe do
Riddance of
many ' waists.
'oists, white
touch of (:(llt)l'-—llltlStl_V $1 sol'ts-—- 65c
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Main w mists of many different kinds at new
hurry.
They are left -cov us of the closing season.
\\ 0 ’cl' not interested 111 why tllcy staid. But we
.11'ciuicrcstcd 111 soiling um.
and white with
\fith dotted collars, white
85c
chino waists, Georgette
crepe w.1ists;1uauyin uncommon shades that will
Every boy is a
sailor at heart!
If he’s not 3331; big
enough to bc a real
Juckic, here are clothes to
make him pridcfuliy feel
like one.
Soc this sailormau’s
suit! It’s the real thing
even to tho blouse with
yoke and the long trou—
scrs that lace in back.
Regular old salt’s rig 1'0-
produced for little. chaps
of3 to 13—01? fine biuc
scrgc, ~—$10.
Another sailor suit with
short trouscrs~$6
And 11 Jim Dandy with
white duck blouse curry-
111g bluc collar and cuffs
that me removed when
washing-time comes—$5.
Front basement.
Enjoy these
riding days.
Six weeks of glorious
cycling wcothcr ahead!
Six weeks in which the
entire country puts on .ts
lichcst dress—oud lllC"
woods c.1111
Six weeks to not full service
r0111 11 new Lion bicy.clc
And thou—next scnsou Lion will
be ready the very moment you are.
Lion is a bicycle to be depended
upon.
’Il's built of best matcrlals. in
thorough fashion, so 11; rides
smoothly, quietly and easily.
It hasn’t been choopcncd a bit
in construction, it is the some ox-
ccllcnt, quality all through, and
price now is ' $30
Fourth floor.
33 ork-folks have
o'pcul to womcll who 11mm (‘1 into individuality; mauv
lain colors, some in s11 1311s and iigurt 1's——-
S.ltur~th13 morning, second floor.
$2.25
More clever
little indispensables.
A wooden hand for dry -
ing 11 ashablo glovcs— -51'.
A rubberized apiou rm “Lu-11 in
the kitchen. Looks like checked
gingham; won't \vct through. 500
A sllpon face vcil: serves as hair-
uot and race vcll too! 100.
Pushiouotlc halrncts. shaped like
(1 oath—2 for 25c.
Hose suppor'tcm tor the child-
rcn~15c to 221'
Bllk soutlu ho for use in the new
dogloxns of braiding. 1‘2 NS 111 piece
—— c.
Dcxlcr' as cotton {or knitting {acc-
cloths and 031- bandages and spous-
.0I and such—J 1 e.
Dressmultcls‘ pins, quarter pound
box—~30 c
Good
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Mlddy braid of silk finish, 5
)'1lr--1 M”:
Midtly l.1ccs.cottou or silk—5c
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nickclcd safetypins—oc
Main floor. front.
Splendid stockings
for service.
Lisle stockings that.
will prove their durabili—
t3'.1ud worth far better
than “'1' can toll of it.
(11' medium weight with solo
111111 11ch of double texture. of such
model that they fit smoothly,
much and comfortably.
White 01 law or block—~37 1- 2c
pair. 3 pairs $1.10.
And for beauty, these!
l-‘ihrc silk stockings with much
ottho beauty of silk but at for
loss cost.
Colors that glow with richucss
of silk, pure white, tit-op black.
Fiber silk extends 3-1 or length,
remainder is soft fine cotton.
or unusual cxccllcllcc.——590
Black or white cotton stock-
ings. medium weight. serviceable
-—-2-Ec.
Children's white or black cotton
stockings~ 25c.
l'lihbml stockings of black cot-
tou that'wlll laugh at the boy who
trim to wear 'cm out 111 a hurry—
301:.
Left aisle, rear.
Special hats
now ready: $5
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To show women the power of a five-dollar bill
To show what skilled fingers and real taste our
To win a lot more friends for the millincry section
1' . these hats ready
Saturday at $5!
Of velvet and other scasouable materials
Simply, but so effectively trimmed.
made up entire
1113 curves.
omit
horned!
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In new on lar shapes, m high styles,’ to shapes
rey of graceful curves, in little shapes
that bug the head, in large shapes that have sweep
Ready to put on and wear immediately, if one is
“chiller—Probable tilzuu on.
Figure "your
clothcs right.
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Do you know, Mon, how much your clothes cost? ;
I know,
“What a 0. tray qucstioil! Of course,
what my clothes cost”!
But do 3011? How much did 3011 spcud last
so .15011 for clothes—not 113' the suit but tor the season"?
Did you buy'l “cllczlp” suit! And did you 111111
that it; w ash t cheap .11: all? and that 3011 had to lll‘V
another?
No; it docs not pay to figure clothes cost by tho.
suit Figure it 1'i0ht—b3' the season.
Tl'uc economy is to «get 11.3.11
money.
value for your
What 3 on p.13 docsu t count for so much as 3111.11; ‘
you get.
0110 overcoat or one suit from How land 8 may.
cost more than one suit or one ovclcoat flom somo'
othcr clothes stoic.
more.
It is of dcpcudablc cloth.
It will give service.
11' it; docs cost more, it is worth
It is thoroughly made.
Actually, a suit from‘llart Scilaffncr & Marx is.
reasonably sure to cost less ( 311111er by service) than
a suit that may be bought for half as much.
New lIort Schaffucr & Marx suits .111 ready for
you now. ~'
All wool as wcll as all 1' .1113'. $25 $3 and more
~and a good mvc cstmcnt or cry limo.
Suits from Kuppcnllcimcr too——-aud if a man
can t find what he wants flout one of those splcudu'
makers, he’s almost sure to pick it from the other: "
collection .1ll spread out and waiting.
. lilaln floor. lcai'.
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A good big‘ Warm and comfy
whisk broom—~10c. union suit—850
From. J apau! Oncc IVOW delighting '"dmi
they’d have attracted 110 Sllit for woman \i'h" 306‘“
attention. Now things are “1‘3le 111 11'; 2111111 3. Nil-J.
different. . undue weight. .111“ who: ,.
Good anl largo, will flick dust 1 , 5.} .
of, m a finkmc picciatcs ihmm . .m
These other toilet comforts and ICCllOH against tcllili.
nocis:—‘- , .
. 'liooth brushes with bone handle Of fillC Spllil COMO“ “"5"
-——ltlc, 3 for 25c. ' o in ii ‘
Transparent handled tooth (lllllll in W Ci bht’ 31‘,“"l
brushes with good bristlcs-exlrn shaped: cut “ill; .tig‘l‘l.
value—190
French tooth brushes of special ucck «llltl 10“" SlOCVCS and
quality, good bouc 11111111105. oev- in ankle lCll"‘.lll
cloi tcxtllrcs~25c and .5:
Powder puffs and hair 1ccci\crs ‘ All SlZOS at 0110 {)1' ICC-—
and a. few graceful little hp_oto- S f'
graph flames -—- '51: )o.
Ccnlcr aisle, flout.
Men’s slices.
114 or 1111;
good valhc at; each! *9..-
Lct’t aisle, roar. '
Elcvcn dollar shoes are example of how fiue
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shoes can be made for men.
E uglish-typc last, cordovan with top of boarded .
calfskin. Beau-tics!
Four dollar shoes are example of how stylcfttl,
shoes can be at low cost.
Calfskin on English last, block 01' tan.
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Between these two extremes, a number of shoes .
with powerful appeal to men who appreciate good
looks and real din ability:—
Gunmetnl colt. English slum—~85 86 to 88
Dark Russia calf. English swim—$8
Cherry-toned calf. English Mylo—85 and 87
Followed blucherc of Rush call—$5
Block velour all with wide toe. straight lam-$8
Fin. mm In block. English style-83 . . .
Punt column with cloth top-81 -' -..- . -
' Just “tattle l’nirflcld around door. ‘
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