mum“, oar. 10., 19,11 New Neckwear In Exclusive Patterns for which we are well known 65c and. 51.110 - ‘1 Q ‘UOBIPH DAVIS 'm 85 Washington Street _ , Buy 11 Liberty Bond W _._,__——.—_ ———’.—.——- " —-~—1 WEATHER FORECAST. Forefltst for Norwalk and vicinity: Generally t'uir tonight and Thursday. The southern disturbance moved up the coast yesterday and caused light rains from Georgia to Maine. The rain did not extend very far inland. Another disturbance is central this morning over lilinois, but has not yet caused much precipitation. The tem- peratures are low in nearly all the districts east of the Rocky "Mountains. Freezing temperatures were reported ‘ along the northern border from North firakota to Maine. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TO- r DAY High ()4; 11111,. 'lempt- l'illlllt : 4'1". Fair. were exceed- Not a single Uptown police circles finely quiet lust night. arrest was mude. / Lady Washington Lodge will meet. ttomorrow evening in Red Men's Hall. Norwalk. The First Company of Norwulk, (1.] B. G., will drill tonight in the armor,\'. (tentain Charles 1).:Rogers will be in command. —FRIDAY LUNCHEON DAY :31 the (‘ountry Club. ‘ Street CommiSsloner llenry R. .\1in- mr was busy in his outce today, mov- ‘ing stuff and in receiving t'ongt'utuld dions from his many friends. The annunl meeting of the Knob fA‘Jlub will be. llt'ld this owning. 'l‘ltls .meetlng was postponed from Sittlll'tl:t_\'i might owlnt; to the busence of 11 1111011; turn at that time. i m l Fred Coleman, Maurice H. Nuttiugj Attorney Leo Davis um] 11 number of other well known people about town :are in New York today, attending the, baseball game. 1 The Ladics’ Aid ’Societv of the First Bu'ptlst (‘hurch is meeting today. at the home of Mrs. Albert vl11111e,‘ South Wilton: The members whm :30 attending the meeting left on the 1535 trail—1' from Norwulk. vi The ftillowinc officers or the Burton-, ders’ international Union will be ln-l Stalled this evening at the meeting: Wsident—Jnmes J. Ghiotto; Vice- president~Robert Kllduff: financial ssecretary—Frank Wollyunrz; tren‘sur- ctr—John Hadden; recording secretary F—William Decker. Robert V. Irwin, son thrancis 11'- win, the well-known restaurant pro- prietor of Washington street, is at present with the Second Field Artillery stationed in Battery C. ,Thls regiment 115 at Spartansburg and Private Irwin hoped to be able to enter the engi- neering corps. The regiment, it is ex- pected, will depart shortly for France. where he will see active duty aftera period of intensive training back 1-! the French lines. 1 l 1 1 ‘ RUN-DOWN WNNAN SIRONG 111101 1111111131 . ,. HOWLAND’S " ’Tis time to act! Did you know Men: that if you work with your hands for your daily wage, store has some clothes especially for you? this Blue—Black apron overalls 1nd shop-coats, warranted not to rip, color guaranteed fast——1111 sizes $1.15. a Headlight overalls zuidoshop—couts—blue or brown, $2, white—S 1.50. LI. blue—51.50 whites} l. 35 brown $1.75 Cun’tripum overalls and Shop-coats, black brown blue or white, :11] sizes— ()5c. Sweet Or1 wotk prints, w.11r;1ntcd never to rip—— ‘. $2.50. Oil and waterproof aprons of a special fabric, used by many factory men rind by garage men, leather workers, galvaulzcrs—by all wlsc workmen whoapprcciute1111.1pron that will shed both'wztter and oil:— no.1 1111.. . shop style, no pockets— _1"""”:.' ‘3}: (10c safety style, with ruler pocket, book pocket and :1 safety swinging pockct~ 75c 'l‘oolmakers’ aprons of CA tickingr or awning , stripe— 75c 1‘ ' of 8-07.. whitc duck— ooc Regulation shop aprons— - soc Carpenters aprons rye ulatlo11style-—~ 1oc \lnln floor, nor. There’s plenty of good low-priced underwear ‘ There are underclothes of good new models,'of good cotton fabrics, trimmed with tasteful 111cc or ‘e111b1'oldcry; plenty of them and :11 1121511111th cost. - They have the one feature denrtnded by critical wo’ they 1111 No dress can feel comfortable above poorly fitting 1111- dcrwcar. No style can atone for wrlnklcs when: comfort/able. .And these undergarments tit,, smoothly, l1ln1ly, com- fortably. Pretty, too—11nd nicely 111.1de—-.1nd very very attract- ive at their prices. . , Nainsook combinations trimmed with lace or embroid- cry—$1.25. Envelope Chemises trimmed alike back and front with wide lace band and finished with ribbon shoulder— straps-e $1.25. 1“ Nainsook‘fcover-and-drawer combinations of‘new mod- el, trimmed with lace and medallions—$1.50. 11161]. y» -l :i" Envelope chemises trimmed with bands of lace. and 6rgandy, ribbon shoulder-straps—$1.So. ,~ Ditch corset-covers in all sizes, trimmed with 111cc— l .1 I. r a .— SweeLOrr overalls and shop- corts, 1111 sizes:—-— ' 1‘71»... - 5pc. 'lz‘1l prices: -— ~ they are un- ,. . _ e‘."‘l&.h’:‘" ‘3 .1»: (:31 Don-I M fizz. - lend the Nation all we can; we must lend our future earnings! and treasure. France ts pouring out her life and her savings. right now tLat share is to buy Liberty Bonds. Give your subscription at once at any bank. / 121.1. .111... ' r1011 609110111165 . Lubuulous silks of many beautiful l111cs——but 111 d ‘sav- mg 111 price! Just .1 quartctte of them—every member aglow with attraction and fineness. Note how each 15 of fashionable and scusonuble weave, is ready 111 many colors for evening or afternoon wear—— and noye prices cspcciulht 1::1ch of the silks 111 this quurtctte 15 :1 brilliant glowing burguln‘, [itch is ready in colors that are scasouublc 11nd bcuu— titul. no: ":1ch The second Liberty Loan must be subscribed NOW!‘ England is giving blood 3 0112 “Mother Partly cloudy. lt’s’ not enough to We must do our share-u :rtch is of depend 1blc quality; the sort of silk sold here lay otter day and season after 51.11011 Each otters choice fi'om many evening 5111ch 11nd tron 1111111}; colors for lntormul and for afternoon Wc‘itl‘. Eztch is new, attractive, remarkable raluc. 1 Maybe you will appreciate that value better when we tell you that next season these very $111111: sort of silks will be sold for higher prices than today‘s regular prlccs. Note the difference between regular p1lccs and these Cicpc dc Malcol— 1 light blue plnk,n1.1lze,l.1v.e11dcr lv'oxy, llg ht gr: y, dark g1'11y,wistcr_i11lightb1owu,d:1rkbrown taupe, Lt) 113111111 1',eu 11:1vy,11ud black; -—10 inches wide, rec pm $2 in; ., $1 69- V 1:11 1.: y.——-‘ tiy'cpc dc chlnc— _ lvory,flcsl1,piuk 1111c c'rccn, lavender, coral, old 101e, beige, copcnhawcu plum 1.111111. ..ftic11n 111111111 5.1110116, navy, and bl 1111—40 inchcs \11d61'6gtllilt' 51.135 y 1..— , $1.39. 1 ’1: ‘ :.\_\..n_J-. .- . ‘7... ., a" Szitln of pure silk—- 1 rose, turquoise, pink plum copenhnc 'en nlckle, burgundy, belcc, graphite, rescdn, 111511116113, b11111 11, pur- pl3, champagne, and 11.1vy;—-3o inches wide, reg 0111111 St 75 )V' '7.- ' : 1'“. l: ,- firt- i," " $1.50. Satin messalinc— '5’? 7"?" , '17”? Pckln blue, Amcrlcm beauty l11111d11 beige, navy plum, plnk taupe, brown, g1:ruet,l\'lng’sbluc, durk g'rec11,ypurplc;——36 inches wide, ugulzu' $1.50 yd. ~— $1. 25 Third floor, -..; .'i_-W.‘;;X.LW . . Rich Seamless , Axminster rugs -~ . Rugs of ideal sort fin service it here one seeks colo1ful bcauty 1nd the effect that c111 only be given by 1111' of deep soft texture. a. . For Axmlnster rugs excel. in thes‘c very qualities. . And these new Axmlnsters excel 1151111 ones. 1 - ’ Wonderful Oriental patterns and true Oriental combi- nations of color Or two-toned effects in greens and blues ihat will prove very handsome in right surroundings. And they h1ve this gre1t tenure of valuez—they are woved without :1 seam. There is nothing to bretk their smoothness; no seam to invite the first signs of wear! . 1 9 by 12 fi.—$39 1"tby 101/2 fir—$37 jfi . ma loot. 511-11.... .. \ : l'i‘g‘ulal' Wu: to '2 deep interest from first to last. » J» . Lampnthatdight anal beautify: Sale! Those fine lumps do more 1111111 give a good light fog reading or for boudoir. They add true beauty to the 1114 tings of the room in which they serve. “ ’1 91 , Graceful shapes, pretty shades of glass comblned'witli metal or of silk, 11nd 1111 ge of many colors—such are thein features; . ~ , And they have been" given new lower prices—~whafi 111:1gneti51nlhcy have! _ g ,x, .5 foray u..- 5.,” Art lumps with metztl base 11nd metul-fnunc shade flt< ted wdh zu't glztss,2 lightsz— ' 5t) and $15—$10 ‘ 5185010 3:22— :17 .35 1 . fig: , —-$18.50 1‘1 . $20to$30 11131111111812. ret'ulzu' 1011111111815 regular .’ to 325 regular S2518~35 Mahogany portable lamps with silk shades, soft and beautiful Color effects:— Boudolr lamps, regular :32 .51) 11nd 83—42 and $2. 50. 25——$5 to $18. 50. Splendid piano lamps with 111.11111g1111y st1nd1rd and silk 01' poplin shades of rich llllt‘, 211 ht electric style,— 1'cgula1' 515 to $29—— ' $12 to $22.50. Candlesticks of 111211111 any, good weight and solid, cru'cful patterns, rcg 111111 oc to SI. 25— 35c to $1. Reading lumps, regular 6. 51) Fourth floor. Sample Scissors, Keen Kutter and Oakleaf; save 1'3 or more Thcs 56 51:1 lssors 111's mouth like those usually to be had here c.\c cpl in two 11' 1152—— _ 'lherc is .1 greater variety :11 :1 lowcr prlcc . Each has 1111. odd mark on the blades. 'l‘hut odd mark is the maker’s number and price and such information.“ 15 put on with 111 lulcliblc ink; will not come off and wont injure the sclssms or .my 1111in 6 they are used in cutting. (. Shears, scissors, embroidery scissms, cuticle and 111111 scissors, buttonholc scissors, ctcn folding pocket scissors. ' See the prices! Big" shout-s, (l to 101111311. regular 951 i [Q 52. 6710 to 81.6.3. 801' to 31. 7:1— 1.111liroldct-v scissors. plain o1- funvy l 1 1 ~1 1 it handles, rtglilnr he to $1. 50—450 to MSW?” 111111 11111] 5‘ 1331'th tngaP: $1. “ Buttonhole scissors, 4 and .‘1 inch, 451' to 751?. Scissors. 401‘ 11) 31.1.1 Pocket. stlssorn. plain and folding regular 5th to $150—— $1— I At the new home of Notions Left uislc, rcnr. Dwelling Place of Light by Winston Churchill---$1.60 out Wednesday the 10111, first story in many a long day from this master writer. The story of Janet, written with power and full of $1.60 .Main floor, rear. ' 1 , 1.. run, nowLnup, DRY GOODS COMPANY 3 to 11 1111111 sizes. recur-Pal .fi (“3 . lime to $1.10 ‘ _ 1
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