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WEATHER FORECAST.’
\inret-ast for .\'or\\'alk and vicinity:
(laterally fair tonight and Thursday-
The. southern disturbance moved 111)
its? coast yesterday and Caused light
rains from Georgia to Maine. The
rain did not extend very far inland.
Another disturbance is central this
looming over lllinois, but has not yet
caused much precipitation.\'l‘he tem-
peratures are low in nearlv all the
districts east of the Rockv Mountains.,
Freezing temperatures were reported ’
along the nortnei'n border front North
Dakota to Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO 'ro-
DAY.
'l‘cnipei'altirc: High,
47. .l“ui1'. -
64 ; low,
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«ply Newg,
Uptown police circles were exrePtl-
imzly quiet inst night. Not a single
arrest was made.
Lady Washington Lodge will meet
tomorrow evening in Red Men's Hall,
Wei-walk.
The First Company of Norwalk, (‘.
‘ H. G., will drill tonight in the armory.
Captain (liliarlns ll. Rogers..will be in
command.
~FRIDAY LUNCHEON DAY
3! the Country (‘lnb.
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"Street Contmitwioncr Henry R. Min-
or was busy in his 0.11126 today. mov-
. his stutl' Ind in receiving congratula-
tions from his many friends. .
The annual titreting of the, Knoll
Club will be held this. evening. This.
, meeting was postponed [111m satuidavi
night owing to the busence of :1 tutor I
uni at that time I
, 1
, Fred Coleman. Maurice ll. Nutting:
Attorney Leo Davis and :1 number of;
other wcll known people about town
are in New York today, attending the
baseball game. '
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I The Ladles' Aid Society of the
First Ba'ptist Church is meeting to W
at the ltonw’ of Mrs. Albert 11’ no
E South Wilton. The members" who
an unending the meeting left on the
1.3.5 train from Norwalk.
The following officers of the Barton-
ders! International Union will be in-
stalled this evening at the meeting:
President~James J. Ghlotto: Vice-t
president—Robert Kildnil: financial
secretary—Frank Wollvung: treasur-
er~John Hudden; i'ecorthng secretary
' -—Willi:1m Decker.
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Robert, V. lrwin. son of Francis l1'-
'win, the well-known restaurant pro.
pit-tor of Washington street, is at
present with the Second Field Artillery
ifs at Sparia'nsburg and Private lrwin
hoped to be able to enter the engi-
neering corps. The 'regiment, it is ex-
gocted, will depart. shortly for France i
whn'e he will see active duty after ill
period of intensive training back 1:!
he French lines.
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Did you. know
Men; that
y if you work with your hands for your daily wage,
store has some clothes especially for you?
this
Bluc-Biack apron overalls :1nd shop—coats, warranted
not to rip, color guaranteed fast—all sizes 51.15.
Headlight 0161:1115 and shop- coats—blue or brown, 52;
white—5 1.511.
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Sweet-011' overalls and shop-coats, all sizes:—
~blue-«31.50 ,wbifc 31.35 brown $1.75
.. Cnn’tt'ipnm 0116111115 and shop—coats, black brown blue
l1»- whitc, all sizes— 051‘.
Sw66tOr1' work 11:111t5,w:11'1':11116d never to rip——
S2. 50.
'Oil and waterproof aprons of :1 special fabric, used by
many factory men 11nd by gnragc men, leather workers,
galvanizers—by all wise workmen \11111).1ppic111i1.1n 1pron
that will shed both water and oil: —— , ..
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shop style, no pockets—1- 4.? (10C
safety style, with ruler pocket, book pocket
and :1 safety swinging pockct— 756
'l‘oolmakcrs‘ aprons of Cl ticking 01' awning
1 stripc— 75C
"', of 8-07.; whitcduck~ (lllC
Regulation shop :1.p1'0115-—— 5116
Carpenters’ aprons, regulation style— Soc
Main flour. 1111312
There’s plenty of good .
low-priced underwear
There are undercloihes of good new models, of good
,cotton fabrics, trimmed with taslcful lace or embroidery;
plenty of them and at rcasonabiclcost.
They have the 0116 feature demanded by critical no
men: they fit!
N0 dress can f66l comfortable. above poot'ly- -fitting 11n-
dcrwear.
No style can 110M111 wrinkles 11111616 ”they are
comfortable.
And these undergarments 111,, smoothly, trimlv, com~
fortably.
Pretty, too—and nicely made—and 161 y vet y attract-
ive at their piiccs. .
Nainsook combinations triiitiiir61lwitlt lace or embroid-
cry—$1.25.
Envelope chemis’es trimmed alike back and front with
wide lace band and f inshed with ribbon shoulder- straps—e
$1. 25
Nainsook cover-and- drawer combinations of new mod-
el, trimmed with lace and medallions—$1.50.
ll ll-
Envelope chemis’es trimmed with bands of lace and
jorgandy, ribbon shoulder-Straps—St. 50.
l Block corset-covers in all sizes, trimmed with lace—
65c.
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Rich sillu, ‘ '
r1ch economlcs ’
I- 11x1nious sii lks of many b63111 iful hues—but at :1 sav-
ing in price!
Just :1 q:1.1_1_'icil6 of them—every member aglow with
attraction and 1111611655.
Note how 6nch is of f :1shionz1blc and 5635111131116 weave,
15 1'6:1dy 111 many colors for evening or afternoon 116:1:—
:1nd note prices cspccially!
Each of the silks 111 this qunrtettc' 15 .1 brilliant glowing
barf,1 11in.
Each is ready in colors that 1116 56115011:1bl6 11nd 1161111-
tiful. ~ “ ’
~Each is of dependable quality; 1116 sorrof silk sold
1161'6l lay :1f 16: day and season at 16: season.
Each offers choice from many evening 5‘: odes 11nd
from many colors for informal and for afternoon wear.
lzilCll is new, attractive, r6111:11'k:1l.116 1':1luc.
tell you that next season these 1ery 5111116 sort of silks will
be} 11111101 higher prices than today’s 1'6111l:11' prices.
Note the difference between 161111121: p1i1‘65 and 111656
5pc iztl prices: -— . , . _, ,
. .3, ”$11631 .3, .... .. ..
,h?""\?. ‘13: ' 1.. '11 11- : '1':
(216116 dc Meteora-
lightbluc, pink maize, lavender it"oty, light
21': y, dark gray, Wisteria, light b1'.,o1vn dzuk brown, taupe,
1‘111611111111'611,nuvy, and black, -40 inches wide, regular S2
_11.—-— $1.69.
1.216116 dc chine— . - «
i1':'111y, flesh pi11k,ni162':6611. l:11'611d61', coral,
oil 1056, 116i 1,6, copcnbnb'cn, 11l111n,t.111pc, .\f1i1‘:111 brown,
smoke, 11:11y, 11nd black—40 inchcs 11'i1lc,1'6gula1 51.65
y L— $1.39.
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am
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Satin of pure silk——
rose, turquoise, pink, plt1m,"cop6nl1:1{1'611, nicklc,
burgundy, beige, graphite, r656d11, when v brou 11 pur-
111, champagne. and navv, '—36 inches widc, 1:16 '11!an 1.75
) '—_ . u.‘ ‘33.... $3350.
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~'" b.1197; 11-34:} ,' ‘ "" .r
Satin 1116ss:1li116-—- ~ ‘
Pck'm blue, American beauty, lavender, beige,
navy, plum, pink, taupe, brown, garnet, King’s blue, dark
green, purple ;-—-36 inches wid6,rcg'11l:n'5‘i.50 yd.—
$1.25
7’1; -. “Third floor,
Rich Seamless
Axminster rugs
__ R1105 of ideal sort for service where 0116 seeks colorful
beauty and the effect that can only be given by 11111 of'dcep
soft texture. » ? _
~. For Axminstcr rug§ 65:66] in these very qualities. 3.1
“‘ And ,tbese 116w Axminsters excel usual ones. ' T' 1' ‘
Wonderful Oriental patterns and true Oriental combi-V
nations of color 01' two-toned effects in greens and
blues that will prove very handsome in right surroundings.
,_And they have this‘g'reat feature of value:——they are
woven without :1 seam.~ 'lhere is nothing to break their
smoothness; no seam to invite the first signs of wear!
9 by fault—539 31,: by 101.2 flr—S37 ‘fiw 3
Third loot. flux . ._
We must do our share---
Maybe you will appIcciatc that 1:1l116 better 1111611 we
; m! Weather:
Pauly cloudy.
It’s not enough to
England is giving blood
Lampr 1-1111 light
and beautlfy: Sale.
1111156 line limps do more than give :1 good liuhl fol
reading or for boudoir. 'lhcy add 11116 beauty to the fitd
tings of the room in which they 56:116.
Graceful shapes, prctt y shadles of glass combingd with
111611] or of silk, and rangc of many coiots——-5uch :11'6 thcin
icuturcs.1
And they have been givcn new lower priC65—-wh.1t
11111116115111 they have. .. . .
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l1i lamps with 111611] [1:156 zilid met in! f1':11116 slmdc iif<
fed with art glass, 3 li11l115:— 1
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5 li' 1' 3 ~'{ ...-. ‘.A*_ ,4. rim, 1‘ ,
16111111115 51:. So and $15~$10 .
tegular 518.51110125 2—5171‘ :1
\ li'cguhn' SIS to .1317 l I 7’1 :
regular 521111 525—31850,
rcg'ulni' S33 £1833 $20tol$30 ‘
M11101 1111 portable lamps with silk shades, soft and
beautiful colot effects: —-— ,‘
Boudoii lamps, 1'6g'ular SI. it) and S3——$2 and $2. 50.
R611ding'lttmps, icgulzu' 6 St) to 25—45 to $18 50.
Splendid piano lamps 1v:tlt.1n:1hog:111y 5t t':1nd;11d and
silk or poplin shades of rich h116,31ighl electric 5tyl6, “‘1.
1631111111 315 to $29—- 1 $12 to $22. 50.
Candlesticks of 111:1hoqany, good 116111ht and solid,
111'21ccful patterns, r611'ulzn 4111‘ 11151.35— 35c to $1.
Fourth floor.
‘ _ Sample Scissors,
Kcen Kutter and Oakleaf;
save 1-3 or more
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These ,scissoi's {ll‘c‘ exactly like those usually to be had
here except in two 11!:11'51— ‘
,, . 111616 is a "water vnt'ici'y ' zit :1 1111161'pri16 1.
‘ Each 11.15 an odd 111: 11k on the bladcs .
.31.:
Thai odd mark is the mnkler’s number and pt'iC6 and
such information. it is put on M'itb :111 indcliblc ink; 11' iii 1.5,;
not come’ off and won’t injure‘the scissors 111' any :11'ti1‘36 1
they are used in cutting.
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Shears, scissors, 6111bt'oidetl scissors, cuticle :111l 11:1?)
sci5 501,5 buttonholc scissors, 61,61111ldi11; p11k1t sci: 111115.
866 the 1111165' 1‘ 1
:l to 6 lll('ll siztw. I'I‘L'l‘llll
'Big: shoot-.5. 6 to 10 lIItlt. t'cgnlnr 9511! l Scissors.
~I011 in SI. H
to $2.50—- “51: ll) SL65. title in $l. 75—
l-Z-mliroltlt‘n' Minors, |1lnln or filmy l , “ ~ .
handles rogulnr 751' to 31:111—456- to ill):- ('l:,l:k52_‘_'_"d mul “I 42;: 'lnl';,":f|,
3|
l’utkct St'lsstll's. plain :11111 folding
Buttonhole M lw 1r», 4 1111115 in: I),
IOKlllfll 501 to St. dll— :W to st. N.
rennin: 751,1 to $1- 451: to 751.1.
.\t the now ho l(‘ of Notions
' Lei“: 11151,, rout.
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‘Dwelling Place of Light .55
by Winston Chlurchill-nmfio . 7,
Out Wednesday the 1011p first story in many :1 long ;
day from this master writer. ,
, The stmy of Jnnet, wriitTn with power and full of
deep interest from fi1st to 115 ‘ $1.60. ‘
Main floor, war.
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